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We're thinking about going snorkeling on our cruise in February. Is the water going to be warm enough or should we think about doing a different excursion?

 

Define "warm enough"

 

People from the frozen north find Cayman waters warm all year round. (frozen north = anything north of Tallahassee 4 me)

 

People like me wear a wet suit when diving in Cayman in June.

 

I'd expect that you'll find the water plenty warm at the surface for snorkeling.

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February to March is typically the coldest water temps of the year... it normally is about 79°F at that time.

 

If you are a tourist coming from the Frozen hinterlands (anywhere north of Florida) it is probably perfectly comfortable. If you live in more civilized climes (anywhere south of Havana) then it is time to break out the 5mm wetsuit and hood.

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