Neptune’s Divers Ltd
P.O. Box 30520 S.M.B
Grand Cayman B.W.I.
Phone (345) 945-3990
Fax (345) 949-6444 
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Grand Cayman’s Sir Turtle
In the Winter months we spend allot of time on the beautiful West Side of Grand Cayman diving all of the great sites there. Hawksbill Turtles are abundant on these sites as there is an enormous amount of their favorite brown sponges to eat.
Underwater Bicycle riding at the Oro Verde
Jorge on Bicycle at the Oro Verde Wreck Ever want to ride a bicycle underwater? Here’s Jorge at the Oro Verde Wreck Dive.
The Year of the Eagle Rays
2011 has b
een an incredible year in the amount of Spotted Eagle Rays that we have seen on the North Wall. We’ve seen as many as 40 in 1 dive! And the year isn’t over.
Arrgggh! Pirate’s Week November 10-20, 2011
Pirate’s Week is just around the corner! Come visit us for some street dancing, swashbuckling and scuba diving, of course! November 10-20, 2011
Diving Bonnie’s Arch/ West Side Grand Cayman
Today we visited one of our favorite site son the West Side. Bonnie’s Arch is a beautiful coral arch formation teaming with fish life… and many hawskbill turtles enjoy munching on the brown sponge at the base of the arch. 
World Famous Sting Ray City
Visited Sting Ray City today and not only did the Rays come out in full force but Psycho, the resident Green Moray Eel made an appearance!
Diving the USS Kittiwake Wreck
USS Kittiwake
Come dive with us on our newest Grand Cayman wreck, The USS Kittiwake. A decommissioned US Naval Submarine Rescue Ship, the Kittiwake was sank here in January 2011.
A picture of Mr. HammerHead Shark from North Wall
Here’s a picture of the huge Hammer Head Shark that has been visiting us. Thanks for the photo, Alice!
Princess Penny’s Pinnacle today with a Hammerhead!
The 7 foot Hammerhead is still hanging about with 2 sightings today! And Alice got a great photo! She will share with us on Monday when she gets home.
Waterspout off of 7 Mile Beach August 5th
Crazy waterspout today off of 7 Mile Beach. Glad our boats were far away from it!