Calm down and think that thousands and thousands of folks have visited these two sites in the past ten years without being ripped to shreds by killer, man-eating rays. You'll probably survive it as well. Once you realize you are out of danger is when you will enjoy this amazing experience and you will never want to leave the water. Besides Southern Stingrays, there are other species of rays that we can find in the waters of the Cayman Islands. Spotted eagle rays are frequently seen gliding along the walls around the island.
Yellow stingrays are a small species of rays that inhabitant shallow sandy areas.
Other species like the electric Caribbean Torpedo or Manta rays are rarely found by divers. Southern Stingrays are definitely the most common ray in the Caymans, not only in the water but all around the island, from T-shirts and fridge magnets to a new local beer called Stingray. Diving S-2871 Pagoda Bldg.