This dive site, "Nancy’s Cup of Tea," is a renowned and beautiful location situated along Little Cayman’s famous Bloody Bay Wall. It is characterized by a prominent coral pinnacle that serves as a central point of interest, offering diverse underwater topography for exploration. Divers and snorkelers can navigate around and along this vibrant structure, enjoying both its shallower sections and the deeper drop-off of the wall. There is no specific history or story provided for the name, but its popularity stems from its rich marine life and stunning coral formations.
The site is teeming with an impressive array of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter large lobsters, some exceeding a foot in length, nestled within the coral formations. It's a hotspot for macro enthusiasts, boasting many smaller critters, including the vibrant lettuce leaf sea slugs. A significant highlight for many are the resident reef sharks, offering exciting encounters. Beyond these, a variety of colorful reef fish and other invertebrates complete the vibrant ecosystem.
Nancy's Cup of Tea is suitable for visiting year-round, with the best conditions generally aligning with the dry season for calm seas. It's an excellent spot for both scuba divers of all levels and freedivers, who can explore the shallower pinnacle areas. Snorkelers will also find plenty to admire close to the surface. It is advisable to visit this site via a guided boat trip, which is the standard access method for Bloody Bay Wall.
