The Cayman Aggressor was our live aboard SCUBA home for 7 days. Up to five dives a day were available, including a night dive. We finished the week with about 20 dives each. Thankfully, the Cayman Islands were relatively unscathed by Hurricane Irma. The underwater coral was really beautiful.
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- Our weather wasn’t the best, a bit stormy. Cooler than we expected, too.
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- Our home away from home, in pretty nice bunkbeds. There were 18 divers and 5 crew members. This boat even had a hot tub on the top deck – nice to warm up in between dives.
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- My first time to SCUBA through a shipwreck. You have to be careful not to get hoses, etc. caught on protruding metal.
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- Holding onto the anchor line, waiting out our 3 minute safety stop before ascending.
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- That little Caribbean Flounder is trying to give us the slip.
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- Peering through portholes of an old shipwreck.
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- That’s me, taking the giant stride off the stern.
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- Mike ‘s a squidy babe magnet for the lady sting rays.
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- How much does this sting ray want the squid I have balled up in my fist?!
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- This cool sponge looks like the old Kool Aid face!
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- That’s a 10 ft. nurse shark casually swimming toward my camera. Niiiiice shark.
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- Ready to jump in for a night dive!
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- Her majesty the turtle, slowly swimming by with her courtiers.
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- Playing Titanic underwater.
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- Underwater kiss – harder than you think as a SCUBA diver!
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- We didn’t win any diving awards, but aw shucks, they gave us this one!
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- We studied and passed the Nitrox Air advanced certification.
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