Cayman Brac

February 13th to 20th, 2009

Join Buckeye Diving School on this fantastic trip to one of the Caribbean’s best diving locations.

Our trip price of $1495 includes 7 nights lodging at Brac Reef Beach Resort, daily breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, 6 Days of Tank dives, 3 drinks per day, transfers, taxes and service fees.

Now the bad new here (if there is any at all) is that airfare and gratuity is NOT INCLUDED. We still are working on getting the best price for group airfare. However, we expect the round-trip from Cleveland should be somewhere between $625 and $750.

$200.00 by October 31st of 2009

the remaining balance is due by the end of the year

This is the infectious flavor of Cayman Brac. Visitors might arrive here all steamed up and stressed, but shortly find their faces relaxed, smiling and arms waving back. A few days later and they initiate the wave.

There is really something for everyone on this trip to parade. You can show your love of shopping where there are a few places on the Brac where you will find some interesting souvenir items such as caymanite jewelry and original island art. In general

If you want to show you love of food, there aren't many restaurants on the Brac, but the ones you'll find are worth second visits. Maybe the best way to choose is by your mood. Almost all have outdoor as well as indoor dining, some are on the water, all the others are near it. The seafood will be fresh. None are formal, but you can choose a degree of elegance.


Diving enthusiasts from around the world have been drawn to the unparalleled splendor of the Cayman waters. Cayman Brac, considered one of the world’s premier scuba diving vacation destinations, is home to hundreds of varieties of fish, corals, and marine life. The pristine beauty of the warm Caribbean Sea provides a spectacular marine environment for reef, wall, and wreck diving.

Reef Divers, the onsite dive operator, provides first-class “valet” service, top-rated equipment and a modern fleet of specially designed dive boats. Their professional instructors and boat captains balance concern for your dive safety and care for the environment, yet are committed to give you an unforgettable and completely unique diving experience. Of Course maybe it is the love of diving there are Notable diving attractions are the walls of both the Brac and Little Cayman and the frigate wreck.

A Russian frigate was purchased from Cuba and sunk in 1996 within swimming distance of the north side of the island off the defunct Buccaneer Hotel property. It is perfectly situated for divers of all skill levels. The stern is in shallow water and the deepest section of the bow rests on the sand at about 90fsw.

Fish, large and small, are turning the wreck into home. Divers will consume a lot of compressed air before they've seen it all.


The walls around the two islands are pictures of perfection. Arches, swimthrus, cracks, gorgonia, sponges and fans all compete for a divers attention. Shine a light on the muted blue structures and the reds, yellows, oranges and purples will spin all your color wheels at once.

How do I get on This trip for the Cayman Island

All you have to do to get on a escape trip like this is simple. Just call the lovely staff at Buckeye Diving School at 440-439-3677 or you can email us at Fun@buckeyedive.com, or even better is to just come on into the store.