Geo Quiz March 2014
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 Clue #1 This cosmopolitan centre caters to all levels of dive experience. And at its newest deep-sea spectacle, you'll experience multiple levels as well. Deck after deck of this submerged submarine rescue vessel is a diver's delight. |
 Clue #2 Best known for its breathtaking bluff, this island is two-of-a-kind - a sister island sits close by. Among its many marvels, you'll discover the only diveable Russian warship in the Western Hemisphere. What's more, the brigadier neighbors a notable natural marvel that's wall- to-wall with wonder. |
 Clue #3 The third and tiniest island at this dive destination boasts big beauty beneath the waves. Though it may be called 'little', there are more than 50 sites to stumble upon here. Our favorite way to wreck the day is at a shallow steel freighter. |
| ** Can you name this mystery spot? (Click for the Answers on Page 2)** |
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This month's Geo-quiz is brought to you by: The Cayman Islands  Recognized as the birthplace of recreational diving, the Cayman Islands is the perfect place to anchor your awe. Just like our warm waters, it's clear to see why visitors find our moorings the most memorable. |
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| Answer #1 |
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| Photo Credit: Ty Sawyer |
| Sunk off the northern tip of Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman, the Kittiwake is a massive 250 ft. vessel and artificial reef. Midnight parrotfish, squirrelfish, urchins - five levels of fun await, flush with fish. Located in a protected marine park, the Kittiwake is only reachable aboard a licensed boat. |
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| Answer #2 |
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| Photo Credit: Ty Sawyer |
| The MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts is a 330 ft. naval frigate in Cayman Brac. Just 200 yards from shore, this dive can be enjoyed either shallow or deep. As mentioned, it is the only diveable Russian warship in the Western Hemisphere, making this a "must do" for divers. A Goliath Groupers hangs at the hull; Scorpion fish scour penetration points. |
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| Answer #3 |
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| Photo Credit: M Merwin |
| Seemingly serene and sleepy, Little Cayman's underwater world will wow you. To see all there is under the sea, stop by Soto Trader, a 120 ft. cargo craft. It's a quick but, quirky site that a host of creatures call home from eagle rays to green morays. |
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| ** ** To learn more about all the different ways to wreck your day in the Cayman Islands, please visit http://divecayman.ky. |
| This month's Geo-quiz is brought to you by: The Cayman Islands |
