The Cayman Islands announces partnership with British Sub-Aqua Club

The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDoT) is delighted to announce a new partnership agreement between the Cayman Islands, one of the world’s leading dive destinations and the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC), the UK’s leading dive club and the sport’s national governing body.

As one of the world’s leading dive destinations for all levels of diver from beginners and families to advanced and technical divers, the Cayman Islands offers a huge diversity of snorkel and dive activities, with a broad range of dive lodges, liveaboards and in excess of 300 dive sites across all three islands - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. The superior quality and visibility of the water surrounding the Cayman Islands is undisputed, with underwater visibility up to 30 meters and year-round water temperatures of around 26C.

BSAC, with its proactive marketing campaigns and its regular communication with members, offers CIDoT an invaluable opportunity to access dive enthusiasts who may be new to the Cayman Islands, as well as making existing fans of the destination aware of the latest developments in the dive community on Cayman.

The CIDoT will be partnering with BSAC on dive events, promotions, newsletter and website communications, as well as widening its channels of distribution through the many tour operator partners that currently work with BSAC. In return, the Cayman Islands gives BSAC members the opportunity to discover and experience some of the most thrilling snorkel and dive experiences in the world, such as Stingray City, Bloody Bay Wall, and the ‘Dive with a Researcher’ program at the Central Caribbean Marine Institute on Little Cayman.