This dive site, the Doc Poulson wreck, is a purposefully sunk artificial reef located on the western side of Grand Cayman Island. It was scuttled to create a vibrant underwater habitat and is known for being a fun and accessible wreck dive. Its average depth of 10 meters makes it approachable, and it is also highly regarded as an excellent spot for night diving, offering a different perspective on its marine inhabitants.
The Doc Poulson wreck is teeming with marine life, acting as a magnet for a variety of species. Divers can expect to encounter nurse and reef sharks, with the possibility of spotting majestic eagle rays and graceful sea turtles. The wreck is also home to abundant fish life, including schools of snapper, colorful angelfish, grunts, and groupers, while anemones add to the invertebrate diversity.
The site is suitable for diving year-round, with the calm, warm waters of the Cayman Islands generally providing excellent conditions. It is particularly highlighted as a great night dive location, offering unique opportunities to observe nocturnal marine behavior. Its moderate depths make it ideal for both scuba divers of all levels and freedivers looking to explore a vibrant wreck environment.
