Dive Times, Equipment Rental, and Dive Forms

Rental Equipment

Reef Divers stocks newer, well-maintained SCUBAPRO equipment available for rental. This includes regulators with gauges, BCDs, masks, fins, snorkels, and wetsuits. If you don’t own one, we also provide dive computers for use without charge to divers on packages. We require everyone to have their own dive computer on our boats.

Download a price list for our basic rental gear here.

Required Diver Forms

For your convenience, we have converted all our dive documents to digital forms. The exception is the medical release anyone taking an in-water class from Reef Divers must still print and bring with them. This means that you can complete them online at your convenience prior to your arrival on island. It should take about 10 minutes.

We send out the links 30 days prior to your scheduled arrival on island.

If you booked directly with us, you will receive an email from us with your diver reservation number and the link. You can complete the forms on your mobile device or desktop. If using your desktop computer, please scan and save the front and back of your c-card which you will need to upload. If you are using nitrox, you can use it for both your regular c-card and nitrox c-card.

If you booked through a dive travel planner whether as an individual or as a group, we will send them the diver reservation numbers and links, asking them to forward to you for completion. If you haven’t received within 20 days of arrival, please contact them, first.

If you are traveling as part of a group who has booked directly with us, we will send your group leader the diver reservation numbers and links to forward to you. If you haven’t received within 20 days of arrival, please contact them, first.

If you have questions or difficulties getting the documents according to the timelines above or you have problems accessing or completing the forms, please give us a call. We are available Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Eastern time at (727) 323-8727 or (800) 327-3835.

If you’re engaging in any kind of in-water instruction or certification, you will also be required to bring a completed medical form with you. Download it here.

Bringing a Drone on Your Dive Vacation

They’re cool and fun, but bringing a drone with you to the Cayman Islands requires some advance homework to enable you to fly it while here.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAA) is the governing entity for drone usage. They have very specific rules and requirements for their legal operation. The drone operator also has legal responsiblities to avoid other unmarked but restricted areas beyond the “no fly” zones for each island shown in the map below. In general these are:

• Over airports and prisons
• Over buildings and congested areas
• Near any vessel, vehicle, or structure
• Over people

If you’re thinking about bringing a drone, we recommend that you download their complete information sheet here to ensure you are in compliance. Or visit their website: CAACayman.com.