A snorkel at dawn gives you amazing light on this shallow snorkel. Stingrays will swim out on their way to the first tourists boats, but don't feed them. They keep coming back, swim between you and sometimes give you a massage with their wings. The place is magic!
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Facts about Sandbar, Stingray City It is in Cayman islands- Sandbar, Stingray City is in the Caribbean Sea.
- The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
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Images taken on this dive site

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Ellen CuylaertsThe girl in the picture is my firstborn and she saw the light:-) more than 14 years ago under water...I guess this makes this image predestined!
Shot with Olympus EPL-2, Panasonic 8mm, 1/320 f6.3 Iso 200, magic filter.

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Pietro CremoneFly

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Pietro CremoneTwo Ways

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Elaine WhiteBlue Split, The Sandbar, Grand Cayman
Nikon D700, Tokina 10-17 11mm, 1/250 F.11 ISO 200, Natural light

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Pietro CremoneSouthern stingray

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Ellen CuylaertsZEN
My favourite place at dawn. The famous Sandbar (close to Stingray City) in Grand Cayman. We don't feed the Stingrays (we go before the feedings starts). This makes them at ease, like it eases us. They choose to hang around, look, play, rest!

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Nadya KulaginaChecking me out...

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Pietro CremoneDream stingray

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Ellen CuylaertsBirthday girl in paradise
My 15 year old birthday girl at dawn, Sandbar! First sun rays lighten up the scene!