MV Captain Keith Tibbetts

The MV Captain Keith Tibbetts is a 98-metre Soviet-era Frigate 356 warship deliberately sunk in 1996 off Cayman Brac's north coast, resting on its port side with the bow at 30 metres and the stern at 18 metres. Gun turrets, torpedo tubes, radar masts, and engine rooms are all intact and penetrable, coated in a thick veneer of orange cup corals, lettuce corals, and enormous elephant ear sponges. Eagle rays circle the superstructure and the hull itself has become one of the most heavily colonised artificial reefs in the Caribbean.