Congratulations to Andrew Smiley and Stay Focused
2009-12-17 @ 04:55:09
Nineteen year old Cayman Islands Special Olympian Andrew Smiley had such a great time with a Discover Scuba earlier this summer; he decided he was comfortable enough to try it again, this time, in the sea!
Sunset Divers’ Jackie Kienas is an active participant in “Stay Focused”, a nonprofit organization, founded by native New Yorker Roger Muller. Stay-Focused is a scuba diving program for teens and young adults with disabilities that builds confidence and teaches valuable lessons on overcoming challenges.

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Stay Focused, along with the Sunshine Adult Training specialist Mery Fortney, also gives Andrew and other local Caymanians, the chance to work with dedicated instructors, like Jackie, to experience the beauty of the sea.
For more information on Stay Focused, go to http://www.stay-focused.org/



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Kudos to Cayman Islands Emergency Communications
2009-12-11 @ 05:47:07
Two members of the Cayman Islands Emergency Communications (Police, Fire & EMS) recently completed their PADI Emergency First Response Course with Sunset Divers. Well done to Kikko Miller & Candice Forbes for completing sections in CPR First & Secondary Care, Caring for Children and AED.
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Parade of Lights
2009-12-03 @ 05:58:09
Sunset House and Sunset Divers will be attending the Parade of Lights this year at Caymana Bay.

It will be held on the crescent at Caymana Bay on Saturday, December 12th at 7pm.

All boats will be decorated and Sunset will be entering one of it's Michael Fitz V-Hulls with a hope to win 'Best Original Dive Boat'.

Hope to see you there!
Happy Birthday Andy!
2009-11-16 @ 10:53:08
Captain Andy Barnes celebrates his "24th" birthday... Wait, let me take off my shoes and count again.....
Aaron Faull's take on Cayman
2009-11-16 @ 06:46:03
It’s a unique world, the one that Aaron Faulls chooses to call home. From the sonic bombast of the concert stage to the silence of the reef, it is as colorful to see as it is to hear. He is going to slip a backstage pass into your pocket without you even knowing it was there and upon entry into each paradise, grab a beverage and keep your eyes open. Be advised to keep up and watch him feel it all out with both hands and a pair of fins … because he will. Every last bit of it. And he wants you to see and hear it, too.

From the "Into the Drink" blog...

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Chris Briggs Wrangles Crocodile by Marina!
2009-09-28 @ 11:57:06
Sunset House's Chris Briggs (Adrien and Bonnie's "youngest") caught a 4 foot crocodile close to Harbour House Marina on Sunday!

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Members of the Department of Environment and Royal Cayman Islands Police, who responded to the scene, were met by a crowd of spectators cuing up to catch a glimpse of the catch.

DOE Acting Chief Enforcement Officer Mark Orr said the reptile appeared to be several months old and could have either been brought here, drifted on a log or actually born in these waters.

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