KINGSTON, Jamaica – A decommissioned U.S. Navy ship was scuttled Wednesday in the clear Caribbean waters of the Cayman Islands, where officials say the sunken vessel will attract fish and tourists.

The water is so clear you can see it from the surface. It’s the Cayman Islands’ newest tourist attraction, the USS Kittiwake. The Kittiwake is a Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ship that was part ...

The USS Kittiwake, a decommissioned naval submarine rescue ship used in World War II, will be sunk in 65 feet of water off the north end of Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach this summer to create a new ...

The Cayman Islands will sink the U.S.S. Kittiwake in June in an effort to create a new dive attraction and artificial reef, while providing much needed relief for some of the most frequently visited ...

Scuba diving enthusiasts will be flipping their fins with anticipation over the news that there will soon be another wreck-site to explore off the Cayman Islands. The ex-USS Kittiwake - commissioned ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Contractors began flooding a decommissioned U.S. Navy ship Wednesday to sink it in the clear waters off the Cayman Islands, where officials hope the vessel will attract tourists ...

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Grand Cayman lives up to its name when it comes to diving. Whether from a boat of from shore, the waters off the Cayman Islands south of Cuba offer an impressive array of reefs, walls and wrecks. One ...