What else do you have to do this Fall? Last Minute Deals with Divetech, Grand Cayman

Stay & Dive at the beautiful Lighthouse Point Dive Resort with Divetech, Grand Cayman Amazing shore diving on your doorstep

Stay & Dive at the beautiful Lighthouse Point Dive Resort Located on the Northwest Point of Grand Cayman Amazing shore diving on your doorstep Only $770 per person Learn More →

Ocean-view luxury 2 bedroom condos... with open plan living and kitchen areas. All condos come stocked with complimentary wine, beer, sodas and water for your arrival. Enjoy shore diving from your condo, visit our dive shop on site, the new sea pool and VIVO restaurant for amazing sustainable cuisine. What's Included: • 7 nights accommodations at Lighthouse Point in a luxury ocean-view condo • All taxes • Round Trip airport transfers • Unlimited Air shore diving at Lighthouse Point   Read More → More Special Offers: • Upgrade to unlimited Nitrox shore diving for only $100pp and save 20% • 50% off Nitrox courses, usually $150pp, now only $75pp • Morning and afternoon 2-tank boat trips available from only $85pp per trip • Enjoy shore and boat diving with Divetech and enjoy the best out of your trip to Grand Cayman!   Read More → Don't delay, book now! 1-877-946-5658 or 1-345-946-5658 reservations@divetech.com   The Small Print: Valid for travel from Aug 1st thru Oct 31st, 2016. Must be booked by Aug 31st. The above is based on quad occupancy, non-diver rate is $610 per person. Double occupancy is available at $1350 per diver or non-diver at $1190 per person. Must have buddy to shore dive. Discounted nitrox course must be in conjunction with unlimited nitrox shore option. Trade bookings welcome.

New to Divetech & Lighthouse Point Visit our new Coral Nursery.   Divetech's coral nursery consists of 2 PVC trees used to grow corals and one PVC tree left empty as a quarantine tree incase of any disease in the nursery. The process started by collecting small specimens of coral off of a healthy donor coral, chosen by the Department of Environment (DOE). After collection, the samples are hung on the PVC tree to grow and eventually be planted back onto a reef to help grow new reefs and help replenish existing reefs that may be suffering from damage. During their time in the nursery the coral fragments are maintained by cleaning any algae off the trees and coral fragments and removing predators, such as snails or fire worms. The nurseries are also monitored for disease and are measured frequently to track growth. After 9 months to 1 year, when the samples reach the desired size, they are removed from the PVC trees and are attached to the reef under DOE supervision using an Epoxy mix. These corals are no longer maintained once they leave the nursery and will thrive on their own in their natural environment.

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