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Snapper Point - Cayman Brac

Snapper Point in Cayman Brac always delivers a good dive, especially when the conditions line up. We love this site for its distinctive finger formations, dropping down to about 17 metres. You’ll find healthy coral here, especially those soft corals swaying on the reef top, catching the light. Look for the lettuce corals – they’re particularly vibrant here, and we've seen some impressive massive starlet coral heads too. Our favourite part is cruising along the sandy channels between the fingers. This is where you might spot a lemon ray settled on the bottom or a curious trumpetfish hovering nearby. Keep an eye out for jawfish peeking from their burrows in the rubble – they’re masters of disguise. While there can be a current, it often means more pelagics moving through. We've encountered schools of horse-eyed jacks here, a real thrill when they come into view. Visibility is usually excellent, around 27 metres, which lets you really appreciate the scale of the reef. This spot is great for divers who enjoy a drift and like exploring varied reef topography.