Easy to navigate so we could safely venture away from the others in the group, we visited this dive site twice and both were excellent. We saw lots of schooling fish, a reef shark, eagle ray, manta ray, sea turtles, green moray, and multiple Nassau...More

Mixing Bowl and the sites surrounding it are great sites for a combination of Wall, Reef and Sand floor diving. Three eco systems. Loads of fish, stingrays, an eagle ray or two and turtles. Lots of fun.

There are about 70 dive sites around Little Cayman, this is one of the favorite - especially on a last dive day. It offers deeps, shallows, an extraordinary diversity of life and terrains that will satisfy the big-life lover and the micro-life lover equally. We...More

Although it is tempting to want to dive different sites every day, we never mind diving Mixing Bowl at least twice in a week of diving at Pirates Point Resort. On both dives at Mixing Bowl we saw Barnacle Bill - the enormous turtle with...More

Mixing Bowl never disappoints! There is always plenty there to see. This trip, we saw several southern stingrays, a golden ray, 3 large barracudas under the boat, several large lobsters, plus plenty of the 'regular things', including French Angel Fish, file fish, and a fuzzy...More

Anchor in 20-30' with a sandy patch at 40' Pop up and over the wall down to 110' while the wall continues to 3000+' The canyons and trenches connecting the sandy patch and the wall are visually spectacular. Lots of life in the sand with...More

They call this the mixing bowl because it is teaming with life, and boy is it. Very pretty dive site. My favorite of our week of diving.

At the confluence of Bloody Bay Wall and Jackson Bite on the north side of the island, so quite varied terrain and so many sea creatures. Beautiful.

Mixing Bowl is just off of the Bloody Bay Marine Park in Little Cayman. This was one of our two most outstanding dives for several reasons. Our first dive went to 100 feet for 50 minutes. We saw two enormous male loggerhead turtles and I...More

This dive site is where the wall meets the reef and, thus, you get the best of both worlds. There are always sting rays in the sand at this site. Great swim through that brings you out on the wall between 80-100 feet. Great night...More