Crusher's Wall

Crusher's Wall is a wall dive on the East End of Grand Cayman, in the Frank Sound zone. The mooring pin is at 19 m (63 ft) and the wall drops to about 30 m (100 ft). It is rated intermediate.

The name comes from a broken-down rock crusher that sat on the shoreline for many years and was used by boat captains as a navigation line-up before moorings were installed. There are three ways to start the dive, and all three converge at the same point. The simplest is to swim from the pin straight to the drop-off, where two freestanding pinnacles stand. The second is to drop into a large sand patch inside the wall and follow a steep canyon to the same pinnacles. The third is a dark hole just left of the canyon entrance that leads through an intense swim-through and exits right by the first pinnacle.

Beyond the pinnacles the wall has headlands, ledges and overhangs to explore. An undersea cable runs down the wall and out into the deep. Coral coverage is excellent.