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Turtle Pass is the first site west of Collier’s Channel and a prime spot for Loggerhead turtles—hence the name. Located on Grand Cayman’s north-eastern corner, it’s exposed to challenging conditions, but in good weather, it’s a spectacular dive.
The reef starts at 60+ feet and slopes into white sand at 70+ feet. Right below the boat, a low-ceilinged swim-through offers an exhilarating entry—intimidating at first, but surprisingly spacious inside!
Upon exiting into the open blue, keep an eye o…
Turtle Pass is the first site west of Collier’s Channel and a prime spot for Loggerhead turtles—hence the name. Located on Grand Cayman’s north-eastern corner, it’s exposed to challenging conditions, but in good weather, it’s a spectacular dive.
The reef starts at 60+ feet and slopes into white sand at 70+ feet. Right below the boat, a low-ceilinged swim-through offers an exhilarating entry—intimidating at first, but surprisingly spacious inside!
Upon exiting into the open blue, keep an eye out for Loggerhead turtles, especially during the spring mating season. These giants sometimes approach divers, possibly mistaking them for a mate—either their eyesight is poor, or they aren’t too picky! Lucky divers with cameras have captured unforgettable close-ups of these curious encounters.
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