Liveaboard diving in
Trinity Caves
Must see
Abundant sea life
Cave
Tunnel
Trinity Caves stands out as an underwater marvel. Known for its unique topography, the site features a series of interconnected tunnels and caves, creating an almost mystical diving experience. As you navigate through these natural underwater corridors, beams of light pierce through, illuminating the path and revealing the intricate details of the cave system. The walls of the caves are adorned with sponges and corals, adding to the site's allure. The play of light and shadow within these underwater caverns makes for an unforgettable diving experience, appealing to both novice and seasoned divers
When To Go Diving
Diving at Trinity Caves in the Cayman Islands is most rewarding between November and April. This period offers divers the best of the Caribbean climate with calm, clear waters and minimal chances of rain or storms. The water temperature during these months is pleasantly warm, ranging from 26°C to 28°C (79°F to 82°F), creating an ideal environment for extended dives. Visibility is also at its peak, often exceeding 30 meters (100 feet), allowing divers to fully appreciate the intricate details of the dive site
What to see
The elegant sway of stingrays and the occasional glide of an eagle ray add a touch of grace to the aquatic landscape. Turtles, a symbol of serene underwater exploration, are often seen casually swimming by or resting among the corals. This dive site is not just a visual feast but an opportunity to witness the harmonious coexistence of various marine species in their natural habitat