This 330-foot long Russian warship, renamed for a local dive operator, put Cayman Brac firmly onto the international diving map when it was intentionally sunk in 1996. Since then, loads of encrusting corals and sponges have coated the ship's

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This 330-foot long Russian warship, renamed for a local dive operator, put Cayman Brac firmly onto the international diving map when it was intentionally sunk in 1996. Since then, loads of encrusting corals and sponges have coated the ship's exterior and grouper now roam the passageways. A 2004 storm twisted the bow to one side, while the stern still stands upright. Depths range from 30 feet at the conning tower to more than 100 feet at the seafloor, and the signature gun turrets at each end of the ship provide a perfect backdrop for underwater photographs.

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