Lobster Pot give fully guided tours, full wreck penetration to suit the group. It is clean and tidy but still has more than enough set up on it to get the feel of the wreck and its original features. Its a great purposefully sunk and designed for diving wreck, it has large open spaces. Having now been underwater for 6 years, it has some great life and regular visitors.
It stands in tact and almost exactly parallel to the shore and wall. The Ship is now slightly angled, tilted into the sand. The Sand lies around 60ft ad the Ship has moved slightly down a sand slop nearer to the reef and wall following storms. The Wreck of the Kittiwake lies off shore in Grand Cayman, to the North - top end of 7 mile beach. Grand Cayman - with The Lobster Pot Dive center Although most famous as a haven for offshore banking, Grand Cayman also offers every amenity for the perfect holiday! Visitors can take the half hour drive around the entire island ending at Rum Point where they will find a much more secluded beach with a quiet atmosphere and wade several hundred metres out into the crystal clear waters of the sound. The largest beach, Seven Mile Beach, runs the length of the island’s leeward side and is home to several luxury resorts as well as a number of bars and restaurants. The island’s main port, Georgetown, is a stopping point for several major cruise lines every week of the year. Grand Cayman is the largest of the three Cayman Islands and one of the more developed diving locations in the northern Caribbean. Grand Cayman is known for it's fantastic wall diving, healthy reefs, world class shore diving, excellent macro marine life and often with cobalt calm seas! There are 270 named dive sites with warm water and generally great visibility year round.
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