Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers in
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Ocean Frontiers: "Great East End Diving", Jan, 2020, by Tom Baker, CA, US ( Sr. Reviewer 7 reports with 8 Helpful votes). Report 11620.
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Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Accommodations		Food
Service and Attitude		Environmental Sensitivity
Dive Operation		Shore Diving	N/A
Snorkeling	N/A
Overall Rating
Value for $$
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Comments	Diving in the Cayman Islands is always quite good, but for those of us who like to see pelagics and larger fish, the relatively undisturbed East End of Grand Cayman is a great area to explore. Caribbean and silky sharks are not uncommon, as are big grouper and eagle rays. Therre is an abundance of reef fish as well. Some dive sites have interesting caverns and tunnels which add a sense of mystery. The diving operation is very well run. The boats are clean and reasonably ccomfortable. Entry and exits are easy, and the helpful crew is always ready to assist. The accomodations are large one bedroom suites complete with kitchen for those who want to save time and some money by cooking. I stopped at a grocery store to buy breakfast and lunch items. The on-site restaurant has a good and varied menu. There is also a very good Mexican restaurant right across the road, and for those with cars, some excellent restaurants nearby. Most guests get a rental car as part of their package.
Websites	Ocean Frontiers [same]
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	Over 1000 dives
Where else diving	California, Red Sea, Raja Ampat, Galapagos, NY/NJ Wrecks, Cayman, Great Barrier Reef, Lord Howe Island, Hawaii, French Polynesia, Maldives, Belize, BVI, Roatan, Bonaire, etc.
Closest Airport	GCM	Getting There	From San Diego via Miami.
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny	Seas	calm, choppy, no currents
Water Temp	81-81°F / 27-27°C	Wetsuit Thickness	3
Water Visibility	80-100 Ft/ 24-30 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	yes
Enforced diving restrictions	No decompression diving
Liveaboard?	no	Nitrox Available?	yes
What I Saw
Sharks	1 or 2	Mantas	None
Dolphins	None	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	> 2	Whales	None
Ratings 1(worst) - 5 (best):
Corals		Tropical Fish
Small Critters		Large Fish
Large Pelagics
Underwater Photography 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Subject Matter		Boat Facilities
Overall rating for UWP's	N/A	Shore Facilities
UW Photo Comments	Set up and other work on housings etc is done on the large dining room tables in the rooms. The boats have ample storage areas with rails to keep cameras from sliding off. Good rinse tanks on the boats; small rigs could also soak in the kitchen sinks perhaps.

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Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers in Cayman Islands

Ocean Frontiers: "Great East End Diving", Jan, 2020,

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Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers in
Cayman Islands