Cayman 2025 | Day 3 – Dive 1 | Slaughterhouse Reef 🌊

This dive took place at Slaughterhouse Reef, our first dive of Day 3 (Dive 5 overall) during the Cayman 2025 trip.

Slaughterhouse Reef delivered classic wall-style scenery with beautiful topography and a relaxed family pace. The reef structure created depth and texture throughout the dive, with coral formations and natural insets that gave the site a dramatic but approachable feel.

Marine life sightings included French angelfish, a yellowbelly hamlet, barred hamlet, and Spanish hogfish — Liz’s favorite — moving through the reef. We also spotted a lionfish tucked into the coral and two gray angelfish nestled into a recessed coral area that felt almost cave-like without being deep. A large school of black triggerfish (also known as black durgon) passed through the site, along with a barracuda cruising nearby.

This video is part of a chronological dive journal, documenting each site as we explored it.

🔜 Up next in the Cayman 2025 dive series:
A return to Killer Puffer Reef, featuring multiple camera angles and underwater photography alongside GoPro and iPhone footage.

🔗 Missed the previous dive?
Watch Cayman 2025 | Day 2 – Dive 2 | Wildlife Reef here:
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