The 45 best spots for snorkeling in the Cayman Islands

We took a tour from our cruise ship. It was a double-decker boat and took us to one of the sand bars. Several other boats were anchored there already, but we found a good spot. The captain threw stingray food in the water to attract them. There were several that came around the boat and the crew held one to take pictures with. It was a sunny day and an enjoyable experience. Wear sun screen!

Highly recommend this experience to everyone coming to the Cayman Islands! It was suggested to us to go in the afternoon, as the cruise ship crowds would be gone by then. We came in low season and it was very quiet out in sting ray city! Beautiful crystal clear waters. The stingrays are used to people and love getting fed so they came right up to us! They don’t sting unless in danger. We felt very safe and cared for

Such a great experience being in the water with stingrays—they were just like playful puppies! So much fun to interact with these gentle creatures up close. Highly recommend!

We had a great time on a 3h boat tour with about 21 others going to see wild stingrays, snorkeling and see wild starfish at a reasonable price. They were competent well organized and it was fun! I would recommend this anytime.

We chartered a boat with White Sand Water Sports and spent about three hours exploring different stops, including Stingray City. Our group included eight adults and six children ranging from ages 4 to 12. Every single one of us agreed that Stingray City was one of the best experiences of our trip. The memories we made there will stay with us for a long time. Highly recommend!

I got to experience this as part of a tour. Highly recommend visiting the stingrays. It was out in the middle of the ocean on a sand bar. The water is clear and the stingrays seemed really friendly.

This is one of ours favorite experiences in Caymans! We did a three way stops and visited coral reef, stingray city, and starfish point. You get to interact with the stingrays and the guide gives you calamari to feed them. It was such a fun experience! Definitely 10/10 will recommend it to anyone who wants to visit the island!

A lot of shade available and water is crystal clear. Beautiful beach to enjoy in Grand Cayman. There is a parking lot on the opposite side of the road. Snorkel to spot fishes away from the shore. Definitely visit here for some great family beach time!!

One of the better parts of 7 Mile, fewer people, calmer blue water, decent snorkeling. We really tried to find the sunken boat, no luck. Spotted a ray while swimming, blue tang, and some larger parrot fish.

Very beautiful beach with super clear water. Clean and a lot of shade from the trees. The reef is within snorkeling distance and beautiful. In the depth of 2-6m you can see lots of marine life. Surgeon fish, soldier fish, emperor fish, parrot fish and sea turtles. To name just a few.

Cemetery beach is really nice. There are plenty of trees creating natural shade. Great place for kids. Nice calm and shallow. Snorkeling can be done only a couple hundred of feet out.

Absolutely perfect place to spend a few hours! Snorkeling is wonderful (easy calm waters to swim in) and beach not crowded. The north and east sides of the island were having a huge seaweed problem, so we drove an hour to get here - well worth it! There are no public restrooms or shower facilities here like on some of the other public beaches.

Lots of shade, very calm. The day we were there, there were no crowds. It was just us❤️ Beautiful beach, I think by far one of my favorites so far. I really liked how private it was. Wish we would've brought our snorkeling gear.

I really love this beach. We came here a few times and was really the only beach along the "seven mile" coast we visited. It is indeed next to a cemetery. Parking was not an issue. Across the street was a new lot with a nice bathroom complex and showers. The lot is not vast and maybe has 20 spaces. It does fill up, but we parked in the street side spaces with no issue. Crowd was 60 percent local, 40 percent tourist. I think mainly the tourist that came here were for the snorkeling opportunities while the locals came here with their families. Lots of shade opportunities. Trees in good supply. The beach is fairly wide with fine sand though not sparkling white like further south The water is clear and blue with waves just big enough to entertain the kids and not scare the parents. Wife snorkeled here for hours, I laid back and just floated or swam. There is a reason people come here to snorkle. Great fairly calm water, plenty of underwater rocky grassy areas and lots of wildlife. There is even a shipwreck of shore that you can make it to if you are a seasoned swimmer though I would hesitate because of possible jet skiers. Don't let me saying rocky grassy area throw you. That is farther out and there is plenty of sand to walk on in the water. Speaking of walking. You can start here and walk so far south on the beach that you will need to take a taxi to get back before pumpkin time. Love this beach.

I love Spotts! Small and local, ample parking and great for snorkelling and turtle spotting. Shady cabanas and palms. Even on an overcast day you can enjoy sitting on dock! The beach itself is lovely and book ended by rocks on either side. Very pretty!

One of my favourite spots (pun intended). On a good day plenty to see, lovely clear water, lots of sea grass so turtle spotting is definitely possible. Also squid, rays, flatfish etc. Swim out to the outer reefs area and lots of varied fish. There's also a lettuce to spot the sealife from above. Turtles nests are signposted and it is illegal to disturb in any way, hefty punishments if caught. No amenities but some shaded areas under trees, benches under cover, an old but still useable bbq and portaloos. Just remember to put your rubbish in the bins or take it home to help preserve the beach.

Amazing location. Was very easy to find wild turtles feeding on the vegetation. Definitely recommend stopping here with your whole family. Definitely bring snorkeling gear.

We came here after a local told us this is the place to go to see turtles. I read to come in the late afternoon or early morning, we came around 3 and snorkeled and saw a decent size stingray. The water was kinda choppy so we took a break. Around 4 we went back in and saw 2 turtles. We probably would have seen more, but the water was rough and was taking a lot of energy out of us swimming. Qs others have said, not a beginner snorkel spot. I brought a little floating to help. Like other reviews said, to the right or left of the peer. Swim just past the dense grass to where it's more clear and you can see the bottom sand and you will definitely see fish and turtles! I wish we came here more than once. It was amazing to swim and watch them in their natural habitat.

Great location for snorkeling; the water has a strong current, so don't go too deep if you're not comfortable. It's a clean beach with white sand, similar to Seven Mile Beach. However, it feels very peaceful and less crowded.

We came here more than once. The crowd was a mix of local and tourist, but all laid back and relaxed. There are a number of chickens you can make friends with. You have a good sand beach with enough length for a decent walk. There were people snorkeling and yes, there was turtle and other creatures. The water was a bit rough for relaxed snorkeling though. Like most places here, there was a mix of sand areas and rocky/grassy areas under the water, but very clear. We swam here quite a bit and had no issue. Parking was a breeze with plenty of spaces. There was a Porta-Potty. A large gazebo and a few tables. Plenty of shade here, we had no issue.

Turtles sporting 10/10!!! Quiet chill beach, not crowded at all. Though there's a lot of sea grass in the water, making it not the easiest to swim and walk in water, this attracts lots of fish and TURTLES!! 🐢🐢🐢 **Please do not disturb them.** I recommend packing your snorkels and fins. The water is shallow for a long patch, staying around 5 to 6 ft (~150-170cm) all the way out at least half mile (800m) out! There weren't a lot of waves when we visited. Parking very available.

Close to shore and a few minutes walk from the cruise terminal, it was fun to explore the cali ship wreck. There are also some corals nearby and fish in the area. We went with a We saw a few puffer fish hiding in the shipwreck and also a large tarpon fish lurking inside the coral reefs. Such a fun experience.

Breathtaking snorkeling at shipwreck. HUGE ship, very close to shore, easy trip from cruise docks. Only 5 minute walk to boat and 5 min boat ride to wreck. Great experience and easy in and out!

Large ship sunk in the 1940s and demo'd to prevent logistical impacts to the active waterway. The sunken hull and engine of the boat are in 30 feet of high visibility water and 150 feet from shore. You can also see parts from the demolition scattered about the underwater area. Can be easily accessed from the ladder at Rackam's. Sizeable tarpon hang around the water entrance area however the fish around the wreck are minimal compared to other locations. The wreck is located in a fairly active boat mooring area, so be sure to bring a floating marker or bright life vest, and be aware of your surroundings while snorkeling, for safety.

Beautiful calm waters and plenty of starfish to see! Shallow waters for children to play. Plenty of shade too! We went twice in our week. Once on Sunday and once on a Friday. Early mornings and after 4 there are less boats and people. Great place to spend a few hours.

Amazing beach experience! It was my first time seeing a starfish, which made it extra special. The pirate boat that sells food and drinks is such a creative and fun touch—definitely adds to the vibe. Don’t leave without trying the mudslide, it’s a must!

Since we rented a car, we didn't pay for the excursion to go there. We located it on our own. You can enjoy the walk to the "point", walking along the beach or water or walk the path to there. We choose the beach and found a few star fish along the way. Got to the point and WOW! Probably around 30. Beautiful beach and the view was amazing. We loved every moment!

We went on an excursion with Anchor tours in Grand Cayman and it was so fun. Starfish point was our last stop before returning to the main island. It was a pretty and well kept beach with lots of Starfish to see and touch. But you have to keep them in the water if you want to hold them. Our first stop, however, was stingray city. A sandbar out in the ocean where stingrays will come up to you (looking for food of course) and let you touch and sometimes hold them. It was a wonderful experience we'll remember for a lifetime.

Get an underwater photo of the Starfish. Beautiful! Never raise any part of them out of the water. They must stay in to survive...even if quick, it can damage them severely or kill them. Also avoid wearing sunscreen around them.

Very neat to snorkel and see many starfish and upside down jelly fish. The only problem was the mosquitos! Definitely bring bug spray!

Only 4 stars because it was crowded with obnoxious people throwing seaweed, I feel like their tour guide couldn't get them under control. Cool floating grill was anchored there but they were out of drinks. I was ready for a mudslide by then😆

We visited in late afternoon so we could snorkel and then stay for happy hour and watch the sunset. Snorkeling, drinks and food were all great. Lovely sunset too.

If you are a diver or wish to snorkel this is the place. Very easy access to the water with excellent visibility and lots to see. The water depth drops quickly and allows snorkelers to see down 50 feet or so. Divers can access deep water also from shore.

One of my favorite dive sites on the island. Incredibly beautiful during the day and an absolute treasure at night. Saw my first octopus here several years ago. On-site dive shop (Sun Divers) has air, weights, water, guides, shower, dunk tanks, etc. Convenient stairs lead down to the water behind the Macabuca bar. Ignore the negative review(s) that reference captive turtles as they’re discussing the Turtle farm place down the road and not this wonderful dive site hidden behind the Cracked Conch. Don’t miss this gem.

Completed our open water PADI with Dani this week. Can't recommend this place or the instruction from Dani highly enough. Also a good place to snorkel and have a bite afterwards in Macabuca.

Little unclear how to find this place…you basically park at, and go through, the outdoor restaurant (Macabuca’s) and they have a little staircase to get into the water. Very nice snorkel spot (and good food too). Parking is a little tough is all (limited spots). The hours listed on Google here don’t seem to be correct either…I’d go by Macabuca’s hours (although I didn’t confirm with them if they restrict access at any times but it was “open” when Google said it was closed).

One of the best shore Diving point on Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Located on North western part of Cayman's biggest island. Don't mix it with Turtle Farm or Turtle center! Turtle reef is an open water attraction 100m distance from the shore. (As locals call: Ironshore) Divers swimming out for night diving daily. When the wind direction is Northern or Northwestern and the speed of that is over 20 knots, it's not suggested to go out because of the big waves. Parking lots, scuba diver store and two restaurants is in front of it. Walking distance (100m) from Turtle Center and from Dolphin Discovery. 50m far from Cayman Auto Museum.

Great shore dive location. Saw lots of sting rays, barracuda, and grouper. Then when you're done, Macabuca is a great place to grab lunch.

The best beach I've ever been to. The clean turquoise water is so beautiful, and convenient access to restaurants and restrooms is amazing. The color looks more vibrant in the morning and it's less crowded, so I highly recommend checking out earlier during the day.

The cleanest beach in all of grand cayman. Plus lots of room. Not crowded on days when the cruise ships aren’t there. Plenty of room to snorkel and not be bothered. Plus the water is crystal clear.

Also another spot I recommend visiting if this is one of your ports for a cruise. This beach was spectacular. We took the bus from the Cayman Turtle Centre to here, it cost us $1 for the ride and we enjoyed the rest of the day swimming here. The white sand is sooo soft and the water is super clear. Bring your own snorkel gear!

Absolutely stunning beach. Super clean, perfect white smooth sand. Water is crystal clear.

Certain areas will be busy like Governors beach as its easy access. Further up towards west bay is my favourite

Powder white sand and year round water as warm as a bathtub. Waters easy to just walk into they are clear and clean. The water is shallow but gets deep enough to snorkel, swim and relax. You can easily lose a whole day. Bring a cooler, take out and all your fav beach toys!

Beautiful beach. Gets a bit busy, but it’s expected as all the main hotels are right there. The cayman govt did a very good job by not only keeping it public, but also having very convenient access point everywhere possible (essentially in between every hotel, and what good is a public beach that can’t be accessed like in many other Caribbean islands) including free parking spots across the street.

Really nice public beach with free parking. Not crowded. You can walk for miles in any direction. Note that there are no beach rentals here, so bring your own chair and umbrella - you can buy these at Cost U'Less across the street.

This is a great beach to visit. There are places along Seven Mile Beach that have eroded away, but this place is great! It's perfectly clear, turquoise water. White beach sands, soft on your feet. There's public parking, which makes it very convenient to arrive and bring your items to the beach. It was a beautiful beach location!

This is a great beach to visit. There are quite a few are places along Seven Mile Beach that have eroded away, but this place has plenty of lovely soft sand. Great for chilling in the sea with a drink or, if you prefer, snorkelling, which is great, but you do have to go out over 100 yards, ideally up to the 200 yard limit buoy where there is a larger deeper reef with plenty of sea life. Look out for Barry the Barracuda! There is a public car park just off the beach but no showers or toilets.

Possibly the nicest beach on Grand Cayman. Beautiful sand and ocean, some shade, good snorkeling and lunch places walkable across the road

Governors Beach is absolutely amazing. Free access. The beach and water are beyond spectacular. Basically spent my whole week here.

This beach is incredible. I'd say it's the #1 beach on the island.. beautiful sunsets, turquoise waters and white sands. Great for swimming or simply wading. There's lots of parking as well.

On 7 Mile beach, this is the ideal parking spot and taking off point for long walks on the Beach! Park here and walk to the right. We used to walk all the way to Public Beach( literally the name of the next beach with parking spots). When you see 8 Gazebos in a row with lots of rental chairs you have reached the Public Beach. We hit this beach at least seven or eight times during our trip.

Absolutely beautiful, truly paradise.

I went to Grand Cayman diving for a couple of months... I was working on a movie filming everyday diving the wall and a lot of wrecks it was pretty nice it's sunburn easy when you're that close to the equator it's beautiful and you can eat a lot of food that's illegal everywhere else but it sure is good 👽☮️✝️❣️❣️❣️👽....

I loved every minute of it! The locals were friendly. My family and I felt safe, and there was lots of activities to choose from.

Highly recommend swim with Stingray

One of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean. Safer than most, beautiful and friendly people, rich culture, gorgeous beaches, and many more.

Absolutely gorgeous Island. So much fun. I'd move here tomorrow if I could. We did the Stingray City and Rum Point excursion and it was amazing. Favorite port of the trip by all. Great shopping too. Very clean and safe.

Incredible place to stay for a week! I felt sorry for the cruisers who only had 6 hours to see paradise. The reefs are loaded with beautiful fish. Plenty of delicious food. The beaches are amazing. The water is warm and crystal clear. See the bio bay, stingray city, starfish point. Spend an evening at rum point. Hold the baby sea turtles. Just get in the water! Whatever you do, don't think you are going to do it cheap. The price for paradise is a bit steep.

This beach is tricky. You need water shoes to enter the water but after a short swim you are rewarded with the best snorkeling we have had this week. Beautiful coral of every color and size, squids, lobsters, colorful fish, just a very active reef.

Beautiful little beach access with good parking, restroom facilities and a covered pavillion. The beach has nice sandy areas, but also lots of exposed karst rock (not something you want to walk barefoot on). Shaded spots under trees available near the water. I would pass on by to another spot if more than two cars are in the lot.

A nice place to check out the north side of Grand Cayman. Unlike the other beaches on the north side we found, you can bring your own food to this beach. There isn't much in the way of shade, besides one covered picnic table, so bring an umbrella. There are restrooms here.

Decent place for swimming, but amazing for snorkeling. Clear water. Public parking spaces and a bathroom. You have to navigate some rocks to get into the water but it is well worth it.

It's a quiet beach with few visitors. It is in the middle of beach front properties and the views are great. Be sure to bring water shoes since the entry to the water is through some very sharp coral and limestone.

Discovered this spot on our last full day on the island. We had tried several other public beaches. By far the best snorkeling experience of the week.

Beautiful and peaceful! If you really want to relax, this is your spot. Very close to Rum Point and Starfish Point and all day trips leave right from the Yacht Club.

This is not the location of Eden Rock. The Eden Rock Diving Center is a fantastic place to dive or snorkel and is located in Georgetown.

We had an amazing experience at this restaurant! The food was absolutely outstanding — the lobster with risotto and the octopus were both cooked to perfection. Our kids said it was their favorite and most delicious meal they’ve ever had! They ordered a special request fettuccine Alfredo, and it was a big hit. The tuna salad was also incredible — the tuna was fresh and full of flavor. Our server, Michael, was extremely polite, attentive, and made the evening even more enjoyable. The service overall was truly top-notch. The kids especially loved the sorbet served between courses — the cranberry and orange flavors were refreshing and fun. We highly recommend sitting on the terrace — even though we came very late at night, it was still beautiful with a lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend this place — truly a memorable dining experience!

Whats not to love? Specifically speaking of the bar, bohemian chic with of course, seaside, diver, nautical flair. Breezes sweep in off the ocean, offering refreshment, in addition to whatever might be in your glass. Waitstaff is ultra friendly, food is gastropub delicious and the environment encapsulates the very best part of being on Grand Cayman, a mashup of locals, expats, tourists, and everyone else wanting a piece of paradise. Unpretentious, uber cool.

We went here back in 2012 and came back this year (2025). The food was outstanding back then and they stepped their game up even more. It’s an elegant menu in a great casual setting with the most amazing view at sunset. Easily our best meal during our vacation on GC. I would say this is a must visit if you’re coming to GC.

Had and amazing time at Cracked Conch. The lobster tails were delicious and the wings were right amount of heat..overall food was on point, the atmosphere was inviting and service was top notch. Our server Evan made it extra special, he was very knowledgeable and friendly, making the experience memorable with great conversations and making it personal. He went over and beyond to ensure we had a great experience .

Loved the view and atmosphere. You can snorkel or dive then go up the ladder to eat. Conch platter and Lobster wrap was excellent. Macalada is delish!

Nice Oceanside bar at a super easy access snorkel and dive walk-in. Gorgeous reef if you're willing to swim out 100m, over about 30-60 get deep water. Almost no current, so it was an easy snorkel, with breathtaking views to the bottom through crystal clear water. Typically-overpriced Cayman drinks and food but their cocktails were fun and tasty. Didn't get food, just kept switching between drinks and snorkeling. Upon next visit to the island, will beeline there to rent dive gear and walk on in to explore the reef!

New best restaurant experience✅🏆 We were warmly greeted by the host and walked to our table right by the water (we got extremely lucky with these seats, but all the outdoor seating was gorgeous). Our server, Michael, was very kind, knowledgeable, and thoughtful. Service was impeccable. We got our starter so fast, then we were given a raspberry ginger sorbet to cleanse our pallets for the main course, which came soon after. Seriously, I was shocked at the level of professionalism and class of this team. And of course, the food was excellent! We got the chicken and duck, which were both fantastic, with delicious, well-presented sides. I will say we got really lucky with a great sunset and a cloudless, starry night, which definitely added to the magic of this dinner, but even without that, the setting was super classy and had nice lights around the deck, so I think it would be a great experience any night, especially with such great service and food. A well-earned 5/5 Just one suggestion: It would be nice to have the online reservation system be a little more automated rather than getting a call to confirm the reservation just a few hours before. We were wondering the whole morning whether the reservation would be confirmed or not and if we should make another reservation somewhere else

I was a guest at the Sunset House. I utilized the snorkeling and diving facilities off the back of the property. I was very impressed. I love the map that shows the underwater landscape of their back ocean area. I would love to visit again and dive more. There were also several beautiful dive boats moored off the back for hotel guests. The tiki bar was also beautiful.

My friend and I ate at their restaurant for lunch during our scuba diving surface interval before our second dive. The mango daiquiri mocktails and shrimp quesadillas were very good. The staff was friendly and courteous. I love that there were canopies and humongous floor fans because it was a very hot afternoon.

Great diving, great dive staff. Outside restaurant is crap - bad food, worse service. Inside restaurant has better service but food not much better. Everything is overcooked. Got bicycles...were given two bikes with flat tires and loose handlebars. Will def dive with Sunset Diving again.... will not eat here again.

Buckle up friends, this is going to be lengthy. Overall, a very meh trip. We have been diving for a few years now, all the typical quick trips, Cozumel, Bonaire, Roatan, etc. I will not come back to the Caymans. Sunset House in particular is definitely accurate on the 2 star rating, the only positives were hot showers with good water pressure. And the cute little lizards. The restaurant is overall edible but a little pricy. I have Celiac disease and my options were very limited, which I always plan for but absolutely nothing is marked on the menu and I only got sick a couple times guessing what could or should be safe. Red onions for days and they are not good with omitting when requested. I got the 'You get what you get and don't throw a fit' vibe. All the servers were very kind though. Moving on to the actual diving. Not gonna sugarcoat it, unimpressive. Coral life is struggling so much, everything is covered in the brown weed algae. The usual resilient corals and sponges, fish life was abundant so that made up for the lack of everything else. Here's where they lost me as a returning diver, Pablo was the only DM that even attempted to show the group anything. To be very clear, all the DMs were nice, gave clear boat instructions and made sure we didn't die but that was the extent. The suggested tip box at the dive shop counter was comical in relation to their recommended amounts. Basically $40 per 2 tanks PER diver ON TOP of what you're paying just to get on the boat. For what? We have to bag our equipment and take it to the dock, they pass them over to the boat and we set up our own equipment. Swap our own tanks, breakdown and re-bag. They transfer it back to the dock and then we have to go rinse and hang our stuff in outdoor lockers. A wildly different experience from anywhere else we've been. I expect that when shore diving but there is zero chance I'm tipping for nonexistent service. Big wildlife is pretty rare, a turtle or 2, a few Eagle Rays. We did visit the Kittiwake wreck, which was pretty cool. A couple other notable irritations, it is not in a walking friendly area. Their shuttle runs on their time so you're better off just walking to the shops at the cruise port about 20 min away. Which is a little sketchy with no real sidewalks until you're close to the port. The snack options in the gift shop are pretty much it and a very thin selection. And make sure to pack bandaids. Do yourself a favor and ask for a 2nd floor room or bring good earplugs. The suspected elephants above us were night owls, lucky us. The sweet little elderly cleaning lady was told in front of us that we were checking out a little late due to afternoon flights, she still walked in on us at 9am. AND TRYING TO GET THROUGH SECURITY AT THE AIRPORT NEARLY GAVE ME A STROKE. They do not tell you before getting into the stupid long line that you can only have ONE small quart sized zip lock bag. That's it. So they make you go through all your stuff to decide what to leave behind while you're trying to calculate how much it'll cost to replace it again. Do not bring anything expensive; lotions, perfume, makeup, etc. Even stick deodorant had to go in the baggie. Lip gloss, medication, anything THEY deem unsafe. The cynical side of me is pretty sure it's just a grab for your stuff. Most ridiculous was making me take off the 2.5" baby crescent wrench on my key fob. Like I can take the plane apart with that. Do not recommend visiting here unless you're already under their spell and have literally never visited anywhere else. Especially Roatan. Just go there if you want an amazing experience.

Went again today for the umpteenth time. As always the staff are awesome, I went diving today with Jay and we saw some incredible fish and crustaceans as we embarked on a night dive. The food is also great. Having come here so much I’d recommend burger/ sandwiches or a curry.

This was my second trip in 3 years and loved it so much I booked a third on my way out the door! Facilities and boats are amazing, dive sites are spectacular and the staff is next level! Thanks for a great trip sunset house I will see you soon!

Had an amazing time doing a resort course dive with divemaster Jay. I was really anxious beforehand and he did such a good job of making me feel calm and safe. I had a wonderful first dive and am already looking into formal certification. I would recommend Jay and the resort course at Sunset to anyone who wants to have a great 1st experience.

Unlike other reviewers, I liked this beach. There's nobody cleaning up seaweed and other plant matter that washes up on the beach. There was minimal plastic trash and when I found some, I threw it away myself in the multiple trash cans at this beach. There are 2 swings, multiple picnic tables, a dock and toilet facilities here. Visited January 2025

Colliers Beach is such a peaceful and beautiful spot! The water is super clear, the sand is soft, and it’s way less crowded than some of the busier beaches. It feels like a hidden gem where you can just relax, take a swim, or enjoy a quiet walk by the ocean. Perfect if you want calm vibes and gorgeous views without all the noise. 🌊☀️

My husband and I drove an hour and a half to visit this beach because we saw other reviews mentioning how idyllic and immaculate it was and promising your pick of conch shells; and while we did find two beautiful ones, it was by far the dirtiest beach I’ve ever been to in my life. I knew not to expect relaxing waves / much swimming, but the shore itself was covered in a copious amount of trash (ie bottles, shoes, cell phone cases) to the point that it made walking really difficult, and we only ended up staying around 15 minutes. It was really cool driving along the coast, but there are much cleaner and more scenic beaches that the country has to offer.

There are four huts that are nice because they provide some shade! There are also bathrooms which were good to have. The down side were the slightly aggressive baby roosters (and mom)

This is the best beach to see and enjoy the sunrise! I went there early in the morning for the sunrise, and there are no people on the beach. So I enjoy the beautiful scenery and the breeze. It's a peaceful experience. If you are staying in the downtown area of George Town, you will have to get up early and drive about 40 minutes to get here. There are restrooms and parking available at this public beach, so don't worry about it.

Nice picnic tables. Bathrooms & shower for sand but water was full of seaweed. Not a great swimming area

This is a beach with nice facilities in a non tourist area. It's a pretty walk, but we didn't really swim here. Maybe the season, but quite a bit of grass. Great table areas with cover and nice bathrooms. It's worth a stop as there is some nice views.

Nice shallow wreck. Lots of cut outs for easy swim throughs. Awesome reef beside the wreck 🤙 Videos on my YouTube page under “Shorts”

Great diving and snorkeling spot! We were with Cayman Diving and our guides were awesome!!!!

I took this adventure thru Carnival Cruise. It was great. I am 75 and my sister is 80. They took us under their wing and made it a great experience. They kept us close to a lifesaving ring. They helped us in the water and with them feeding the fish we got to see more fish than most of the other snorkeling. They provided blow up life preservers for those that were not comfortable with those of us who needed a little security. Thanks to the guys for a great trip

A fantastic place to snorkel and scuba! Gorgeous clear water, many different beautiful fish, and a very interesting artificial reef made from a sunken ship.

Even if you just want to snorkel and look down on the shipwreck, it's still completely worth it! My family and I went snorkeling from shore out to the wreck (probably not recommended) we stayed in a group and had a colorful flotation device to stay visible. It's quite a swim out, but it was so worth it!

Great dive! We dove it a few years ago before it was closed because a hurricane. Glad to see it back open!

Beautiful dive but be aware that the ship sits at an approximately 45 degree angle so if you are doing a penetration dive it may be a little disorienting.

We came for one night and had a great stay. The ocean deluxe room was really modern, comfortable, clean, stylish and the air con kept the room super cool. The balcony was a really nice place to chill with a great view. Really helpful virtual check in with staff easily contactable on what’s app. They had the availability to kindly let us check in early and out late. The pool area with hot tub is great. Whole hotel over all is super peaceful and serene we loved it!

Wonderful experience! Beautiful sunrises and sunsets with even better company! The staff at Nova Restaurant, as well as, Dive Tech are awesome sauce! Right along the coast and great for divers and diners alike 🙌🏽 Off the beaten path, so have your transportation plan in place ahead of time as well as your meals planned out 😉

Absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful and tranquil. If you are looking for a loud party place, this is not for you. If, however, you are looking for a place that fits into the tranquil environment with gorgeous room, ocean views, friendly staff, wonderful food and an excellent dive shop attached (dive tech) this is your place. Every staff person was extremely helpful and warm. I watched the sunset from my personal balcony every night. I ate dinner at their Japanese fusion restaurant (nova) most nights. (Hello! Reggie! You were amazing!) Truly, there is no reason to go anywhere else on the island. I did travel elsewhere because I wanted to go to more dive sights around the island; however, Divetech does have plenty of dive sights to explore. If you want to snorkel, you just walk out of your room and walk out to the end of the pier and go down the ladder. So many fish. The last morning I was there there was a whole school of squid the I hovered above for about 30 minutes. Exquisite visibility.

We had a group doing a dive day here. They did the discover scuba and our certified divers went with them. Those who didn't diver enjoyed the bar and its offerings. Raggy was excellent and our group had a fabulous experience.

Tucked away in West Bay, I would say it’s a hidden gem well worth checking out. Dine at Nova Restaurant on the property, hang out on the beach or dock then fall asleep to the sound of waves crashing against the rocky shore. Very warm, responsive and welcoming staff. It has been one of my better experiences at a resort.

Satisfactory stay, my highlight was the sea view and watching sunset, I think improvement can be made in the maintenance and ambience of the resort, specifically the rooms. Just more attention to details. But the stay was 3/5.

We celebrated our honeymoon at Cobalt Coast & were extremely impressed with our experience! Poppy (office administrator) was very helpful & communicative. We enjoyed several meals & drinks at their onsite restaurant, NOVA. Gregor & Marciel were attentive & hospitable. The hotel is located off of the beaten path (which is actually a plus in our eyes) so we rented a car which we would highly recommend- you will want a car to get around & see other parts of the island. Cobalt Coast is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a romantic, quiet & restful vacation as opposed to what you would experience staying at a tourist-concentrated resort on Seven Mile Beach.

Beautiful spot and very clean. The locals camp here on Easter weekend but that doesn’t change the beauty of the location. We snorkeled here for a few hours and it was really wonderful. Lots of fish and different things to see.

Beautiful Beach with sand entry around rocks. 6 foot jump from rock into water. Bathrooms and shower. Parking along road and across the street. Sunset view over rocks. Like all beaches very busy on Sundays.

Love taking sunset pictures here. Snorkeling is great too but eden rock is my ultimate favorite here on island. If you have small children this is a great beach to visit as it has a bathroom facilities and a wash area free to public.

Words can't describe the amazing time we had. The view and atmosphere was awesome! Good snorkeling!

If you are on the island, do not skip this spot. Spectacular swimming and snorkeling. Wear swim shoes as the bottom of the ocean floor is a bit rocky.

It was very, Very crowded when we visited. More trash in the sand than other beaches. Active surf near the rocks, so snorkeling was murky without going pretty far out. But there were a lot of the typical shoreline fish to be seen. Might need a revisit... but I was relatively uninspired, compared to other spots, both nearby and across the entire island. Easy parking across the street, lots of shade and picnic tables are positives. Maybe we just went on the wrong day. I really really REALLY hate hearing some group's loud as hell karaoke party, and that type of lack of social situational awareness can really affect my views of a place. KEEP YOUR MUSIC TO YOURSELF (ESPECIALLY karaoke)

Just left here! Spent the afternoon here while on a cruise stop, and it was worth it! Great snorkeling, relatively calm water. Fairly crowded, but it didn't feel like it, if that makes sense. Beautiful coral, lots of fish, calm water. Perfect for our family! It's was a short drive from the cruise terminal- $5 per person in a cab. We asked about a return trip to the cruise area, and the driver came back a few hours later, just like we asked. Perfect afternoon!

We had a great time here! Came on the Disney Treasure… got off in the port and was met by a cab service immediately. Costs about $8 per person and takes about 20 minutes to get there. It was not crowded, there’s tons of turtles and other creatures to see. The salt water pond for snorkeling was the highlight… my 6 year old absolutely loved it. The regular pool and water slide was a great way to cool off before heading back to the ship. Highly recommend.

We visited in the off season and it was a ghost town. All exhibits were still open though. We were given a map which came in handy because this place is pretty spacious. Parts of our tour were sad - turtles that seemed in distress swimming back and forth in small areas. Petting the turtles was fun for our kids but again, some turtles were super stressed out and actively trying their hardest to escape even though there was no chance that they could. Snorkeling with the turtles was a fun experience. I wore water shoes due to not wanting to walk on a slimy pond bottom but others in my family didn’t mind. All of the turtles we saw were probably teenagers - not huge but not tiny. You can get very close to them and some may even bump up against you. The gentleman working at the life jacket/snorkel shack was not friendly at all and had AirPods in and was singing an inappropriate song out loud when my children were nearby. Pool has a fun slide that was fun even for the adults. Lifeguards were professional and keeping at eye on everyone. The gentleman in the bird sanctuary was incredibly knowledgeable about his flock but he ran a tight ship - so follow the rules or he’s going to put you in your place. You can purchase a small cup of bird seed for $1 and the birds will fly into your hand and eat. Gift shop has everything imaginable to purchase and was very nice. Overall our day was ok, but we would not go back.

If you’re a fan of turtles (and a few birds), this is definitely the place for you! It’s amazing to see everything—from the tiny hatchlings to the massive adult turtles. The experience is both fun and educational. We also stopped by the gift shop, which had some great souvenirs. Didn't get a chance to try out the water park, but it looked like a lot of fun for kids and families. A great visit overall!

This is an awesome way to spend the day in Cayman! It's interactive and fun for adults and children alike. Seeing sea turtles up close is amazing!!!! Touching young ones is even better! And you can feed the big boys! Throw in a water park, an interactive bird sanctuary and an interactive snorkeling experience and I was sold. It's an Awesome place that does great work! As far as tourist dollars go I would support this venue anytime!

Before visiting we had seen a couple of bad reviews, however, now we’ve been I can say some of those reviews are total rubbish. We were visiting for the day from our Disney cruise. We booked indecently through them rather than booking with Disney, as Disney charge extortionate prices! From the port we caught the local bus which took 20-25mins and was $2 per person. He dropped us right outside the centre. Check in was easy and staff were friendly. Because we got there early morning it was lovely and quiet before the cruise tours got there. We had a walk round the park and a gentleman let us hold and touch some of the turtles. We went round to the pool area, which is lovely, clean and spacious. It had plenty of beds and the pool area is huge and heated! I’d seen reviews about the pool not being tiled, this is true, however, it’s not a problem at all, it’s to give the natural feel to go along with the vibe of the rest of the centre. My partner and I went swimming in the lagoon with the turtles, wow! It was amazing. The lifeguards were super helpful with us getting our life jackets and into the lagoon. You are allowed to take your phones or go pros to capture photos and videos. Again, we’d seen reviews about the algae, which is just ridiculous, of course it’s going to be like that, you’re swimming with animals that eat algae and it’s made to be like their natural habitats. You could spend as much time as you’d like in that area and the turtles would swim right up to you. Once the day was done, we ended up getting a taxi back to the port to ensure we got back to the boat on time, this took about 15 mins .

We had a nice time here and stayed for lunch. We watched the turtles swim around and ALMOST got into the swimming river, but i saw a turtle poop in the water and i didn't want to risk it getting in my hair... lol. The butterfly exhibit was cool and we saw beautiful birds. The staff was nice, everything was cool. I would come back with my kid should I ever come to the island again.

Highly recommend! A fantastic wildlife park supporting the safety, care, education, research and perpetual survival of the various turtles throughout the Caribbean. We loved everything about this park, and it was one of our favorite stops on our cruise. The breeding pond featured turtles that were absolutely huge, friendly and fun to watch while they were being fed. Watching them wrestle and splash each other fighting for food was adorable and left us laughing so hard. Job well done Cayman Turtle Centre - we will be back!

We had an absolutely amazing time on the water with Paradise Pontoons. Travis knows all the spots to check out for snorkeling/swimming and is knowledgeable on the sea life below. They provided all of the equipment for snorkeling as well as floating toys for general swimming. All the equipment was clean and in excellent condition. Will definitely be back for another day on the water with these guys.

Amazing time and the best money we spent in Cayman! John and Bill were fantastic. They took us to a bunch of snorkeling spots and were so helpful to everyone in our party. I cannot recommend them enough. We got to see the entire length of 7-mile beach in relaxing fashion. Four hours flew by so fast. And the kids LOVED the top deck with the slide. They had so much fun.

We had a great experience! John and Travis were fantastic hosts. Snorkeling, swimming and great island information. Highly recommend!

Love, love, love. Worth every penny. My two kids and I spent 3 hours with John and Travis. We went to a couple of snorkeling spots that were amazing. The slide is super fun and they are experienced snorkelers and dive instructors, so they can give you tips. The boat is very clean, and coordinating with them was super easy.

These guys are so much fun and will pick you up in front of your hotel any where on 7mile beach! Tell them to take you to Judy’s reef

What is better than 7 mile beach when you are in the Caymans? A private boat to cruise you along the waters of course! We had the BEST time celebrating a birthday on Paradise Pontoons with Travis and John! We couldn’t have asked for a better crew. They knew exactly where to go to have the clearest water for snorkeling. The boat was immaculate and it had a fun water slide and huge floats that my 3 and 5 year old loved. Fully equipped with snacks, towels, and music. If you don’t want to be completely “Toon’d Out” the boat even has wifi for your social media needs :). We can’t wait to come back for another private escape!

Travis and John go above and beyond. Such a memorable time spending some hours on the clear turquoise waters, just soaking up the simple things. There’s really not a better way to enjoy a sunset. You can tell these guys love what they do. Highly recommend!

Wonderful place to stay! This is paradise!

Poor DJ, has to wear his pajamas to work. I can understand why he doesn't get paid much. We spent a few hours there and he didn't play a single song anyone recognized. Lol!! Great location. BEAUTIFUL! This is what tranquil looks like. Good Espresso good lunch Staff was great. Ella's the hostess/supervisor really helped out with transport/advice. And the two servers (a couple we think, he used to live in Vancouver) were on top of everything - efficient and attentive. All very service oriented and generous personalities.

It's such a great place to grab a pastry and coffee. We stayed next door so it was super convenient. Service was always amazing. Unfortunately, I don't remember names, but two girls that were there in April-May were with a great sense of humor and so much fun to chat. Kids loved getting hot chocolate. It made for a wonderful start of the day. I was pleasantly surprised by the additional touch of doing latte art of cute little heart. There is seating inside and outside. Outside, you can enjoy coffee with a gorgeous view while your kids play Jenga, table tennis, or search the beach for starfish.

Loved this stop!! We boated in and had a lovely dinner as a party of 14. We were under a cabana and it was perfect. The food was top tier and so were the drinks!! I had the quinoa bowl added chicken and it was the best. My husband had a burger and it was crispy on the outside and so juicy. One of my sons had the BBQ sandwich, and basically inhaled it... everything that came out was beautifully plated. Thank you for taking such good care of us!

Shangi-la. This waterside restaurant is swank, oozes atmosphere, and an ultra friendly waitstaff. Its beachside chic, and contemporary casual outside space to dine (intimate balcony setting for evening dining if you choose). Whether for dinner, or spending an afternoon lounging and snacking, the environment epitomizes the "lux" side of Cayman life. I almost expected to hear "Piper, noooo!!!" (White Lotus vibe) from a nearby table. The menu is one of a varietal nature, from gastropub, to high end decadence. Well executed and always fresh, its one of the "go to" places on Rum Point. If you're on 7 Mile, grab a ferry ride, and or charter a boat, and make this your destination, it feels intimate and exclusive, but not pompous or pretentious. It is well executed island dining, leveraging every ounce of the resolute beauty of the island.

We spent a fantastic afternoon here at Kaibo Beach with a fabulous lunch and then relaxed on the day beds, which you can easily reserve in advance online. Spectacular view, able to chillax in the water and see beautiful big starfish. The staff is incredibly friendly and very responsive, especially Ronnie and Roshan The food was excellent. We had burgers and fries, quinoa bowl with fresh grilled red snapper and a beautiful fried fish curry of course later had some delicious rum cake for dessert and mudslides. Their cocktails and mocktails are wonderful and truly refreshing. Thank you Ronnie and Roshan for all the laughter and for helping us create such wonderful memories on our vacation

Food was Good, the server was very friendly however once they seat you its a while before they come back around to take drink order or food order, they may have been understaff. The Music is VERY loud, makes it hard to enjoy meal.

Best spot in Rum Point to chill out to some Island Vibes, sip some of the best drinks on the Island, eat some fantastic food and get treated to the best service from the King of Kaibo himself Ronnie!! Great time spent and looking forward to next time!!

Stayed at little Cayman beach resort, went diving every day. Had a great time with good food. Diving on the walls is amazing.

Little Cayman is my Happy Place!

Wonderful resort and dive operation.Excellent food and friendly staff. However, airline service is a joke, delays, lost luggage the lot. Not the resort’s fault, it I will have to think twice about returning until this is sorted out.

Been there several times staying and diving with Pirate's Point Resort. Wonderful accommodations and 5 star cuisine and diving. It doesn't get better than this in the Caribbean. Be there again in 2 weeks.

Great little island of roughly 100 inhabitants. Spend a whole day there and only saw two other vehicles on the roads! We were the only people on the beach as well as the only snorkelers that day. Had nice cold beers and snacks at a road side bar and we were served by the owner and his wife and had their full attention as we were the only customers there. GREAT quiet island well worth the 60 mile propeller plane ride from Grand Cayman island. :)

Peace and quite only 125 people live on the island Very friendly people Bicycles are the favored mode of transportation Southern cross club has an academy awards party on the beach and projects the Oscars program on the outside wall of the building It is a formal affair and reservations get sold out early.

If you plan to visit the Cayman Islands and don't visit Little Cayman, then you haven't visited the Cayman Islands. Of the three sister islands, its the most beautiful and most welcoming ( The Favorite Child )

The one-bedroom unit is quite small, with no TV in the bedroom and limited space overall. The showers are also small, and basic toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion are not provided. Housekeeping quality for the one-bedroom is average—I'd rate it a 3 out of 5. On the positive side, the property itself is beautiful and very well maintained. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which makes a difference. However, parking is tight and limited. Be aware that you’ll need to pay for basic services like electricity, and if you lose your key card, there's a $50 replacement fee—even though most places provide them for free. Despite those drawbacks, the on-site activities are well-organized and enjoyable.

You can’t take any drinks (alcoholic or soda, water is fine(?))or food to the pool. Drinks and food are expensive. Be advised you have to pay for electricity and timeshare fees ($10 a day) in addition to your room cost. The waterline was rocky but the beach is fine sand. Relaxing hammocks and plenary of seating.

The resort itself was okay. The 3 pools were nice. Very disappointed in the rooms. We asked for a handicap room and she said we only have 2 of those that are 2 bedrooms on the property. Umm!! Our room was on the second floor and once you got inside, the 2 bedrooms were upstairs on the 3rd floor. The bar food and the dinner show was very good. The other dinner nights were very expensive and the drinks were $14-$16 every where on the property.

An amazing resort. Highly recommend. Three pools to choose from. Activities for all ages. If you are going to enjoy the beach, check in advance of travelling for Seagasm that may affect the beach area if you like a clean beach shore. If you are a snorkeller, diver, this doesn't affect your activities.

We stayed 2 weeks in August at the Morritt's for our Holiday coming from Europe. That was the second time we came to this resort. The location is amazing for snorkeling around the small pier. Activity were organized every day and it was very pleasant. And we could organize outside events at the information center directly. There are 3 swimming pools available to use as a guest and they were rarely overcrowded with a bar opening everyday at 11am, quite late for us. On another note, we found price for drinks and foods quite expensive even for the Caymans Islands. 10CI$ for a smoothie ...

All in all in was a good time. We wish the beach was more clean and usable. It was very rocky. The prices for drinks were crazy expensive. They are building a new building so construction noise all day. The beds were very uncomfortable. You can hear the neighbors on the 3rd floor while sitting on the 1st.

Denis the activities director needs some work. Everyone else is very friendly. Pool music kills the vibe on the balcony. Resort is clean and upscale.

The Brac is an amazing place that everyone should visit. It's a small island that feels like a step back in time. No commercial hotels or condos, everyone knows everyone and so many amazing locals.

I almost hate giving the island a great review because I loved how quiet and calm brac was and would like it to stay that way and not be overrun by tourists. The people are so nice and take pride in their island which shows in how clean and organized it is

Beautiful 1st time vaca in cayman brac...breathtaking

Part of paradise for enjoying Bird , wild life and diving

Very quiet and laid back it's to bad we had to cut our stay short.

Same here for 2 weeks to visit my wife's family to enjoy the experience of a Caribbean island. Just be sure before you visit you find out what the currency exchanges and if you go to eat out be prepared to pay it is a little expensive. Being on the island there is lots to do when it comes to fishing and especially walking the beach or going in the water. Highly recommended if you want and tranquil and quiet place to get away from the bustle of big city

If you are looking for a low key getaway this is the place to be! Beaches are empty, no traffic and it is peaceful as can be. Lots of hiking trails, caves, rock climbing, etc. So if you love nature and you want to get away from people you will enjoy the island.

Pretty spot you’re likely to have to yourself - a good 50 min bike-ride to tip of island. We liked the respite from the shade under the thatched shack and the view of Cayman Brac but not the best swimming and snorkeling.

Beautiful beach! And best part, we were the only ones there!

Super nice spot to relax! Make sure to leave the place cleaner than you found it

Lovely beach for a walk, a swim, or just relaxing in the sand

Clean environment, absolute peace and naturally beautiful beach.

Serene and exquisitely rare untouched and beautiful. Beware the sand flies

Beautiful beach and excellent swimming spot. Covered shelter has tables. There are also lounge chairs available. There are no bathroom facilities.

Such a lovely little airport with the most friendly and welcoming staff. Everything felt easy and stress-free—from check-in to boarding. A great first and last impression of the island!

Nice & Small Airport. The airport was clean, staff was nice. It was pretty fast to get through TSA, lines weren’t extremely long. They have a couple stores and eating places. If you’re going to the states you can purchase the pure white Hennessy or other liquor that’s hard to find in the states.

Immaculate mens' restrooms. Generally friendly staff ! Medium-Slow single line to get to the gates... Only one gift shop... so if you forgot something, you're pretty much out of luck - their variety is low. Still, it's 400x the airport MIA could ever wish to be.

I love this airport and all the workers. However, our flight was cancelled last Saturday for United with tech issues. While I’m happy that they took the precautions they did, the untied team at the airport gave us zero answers. In fact, the United representative locked herself in her office and refused to answer questions because she “had no answers.” So she wasn’t taking a questions. Meanwhile, over 300 folks were given $15 meal vouchers on an island that won’t even buy you a bottle of water for $15. It’s not the airports fault. However, there was a large amount of staff that was super friendly and super helpful. For that we adore the airport. I took away the 1 star for the folks that need to take lessons from the good ones.

Fairly quick passing through customs upon arrival. Departing took much longer than expected. There is no TSA pre check here. General security for everyone. If lines are super busy and you are not alone I recommend after checking your passport for one of your group to stand in security line while you check in. There was live music as well, which was really nice

Small and convenient to Georgetown but slow security and they check your back for anything they can. Make sure to put your toiletries in clear bags and clear containers. The bottle itself has to be under 3oz or they’ll throw it even if it’s clear and almost empty, they claim it’s because they don’t have TSA. Also you can’t get on your phone after you get here and are waiting for your luggage, a dude got mad at me for being on my phone while waiting. Would’ve loved to know all of this before getting here.

The was a gentleman who worked there who saved us ! Me and my family including out 2 kids were in a frenzy and this man who worked at the airport and saved us ! He was an angel! His name was Harris! Thank you!!! bless you !!! Caymanian people are such beautiful souls :)

My wife and I were here on a cruise. We found Sandbar near the tender landing, just to the left down the street. It was quiet, just before noon. I tried the Run Down soup, a delicious coconut milk curry with shrimp, lobster, fish, sliced jalapeno. Really tasty, not hot from a spice standpoint. My wife had conch fritters, ate them up. She had two bourbon and cokes, $12 each, I had two Bud lights, $5.25 each. My soup was 26$. Conch fritters 14$ or so. You need to remember that their prices are in Cayman dollars, in US it was 25% more. Great people, good lunch. The gratuity was added to the bill. Expensive, but no regrets. Had a great time. PS, it was a little warm in the deck, but we sat near a big fan and were comfortable.

We stopped here before getting back on the Disney Treasure from our day excursion… had planned to just get some drinks but the food looked good so we ate too. We had some island style rum drinks and they were delish. The food was also very good. We sat at a high top next to the water and the view was also hard to beat. definitely recommend. It says it right on the menu but we didn’t notice… prices are in their currency, so if you are paying US dollars, there will be an additional conversion fee added to your bill at the end, making it fairly pricey but no more than what you’d expect to pay in a cruise port. A 15% service fee is also added to the bill. The staff was super friendly - a great place to hang.

Great atmosphere, love the Halloween theme... Love the vibe... If u want to chill and have a bit of drinks and food, try here. Reasonable price. They charge local currency.

We stopped here on our day at Georgetown off of the Carnival Liberty. 4/3/25 Great place!! Food,atmosphere, and views just a great overall vibe!! Would love to go back someday.

food was great ... instead of fried they blackened my Mahi mmmmmm fries were on point, fish n chips good, Daiquiri's were banging BABY ... Guddi our awesome service person was on point and very nice with everything. thank you to the Daiquiri bar Lady, they were so good thank you to both of you beautiful ladies. Chef, thank you for the good food.

A happy, relaxing and frankly peaceful spot to enjoy a wonderful frozen drink and possibly the best battered mahi mahi on the island! After a long morning snorkelling all along the coast, to finish here made the day simply too perfect.

The atmosphere here is amazing a 3 minute walk from the drop off point from our cruise ship and when I say that they are the best conch fritter on the island. I have to agree 100%.

So I’m going back and forth between 4 or 5 stars. I would say the condo we stayed in and rented from VRBO was 5 stars. Not the most luxurious decor BUT it didn’t matter bc every single amenity you would need was provided. We were on the second floor closer to the beach and it was literally the perfect sunset view very night! Our unit was comfortable and our host was AMAZING! Overall the location was convenient - walkable to some really great restaurants, liquor stores and even a medical clinic (which I had to pay a visit to unfortunately).. I love the convenience of a condo and being able to cook, do laundry and have our own space. It was generally very quiet, perfectly cool and we slept very well! We loved having the swim up pool bar (food was ok), and the swimmable cove. Everything was so lovely! The four stars comes in not bc of our unit but overall the units and buildings surrounding sunset cove have seen better days! This was part of Margaritaville, I believe.. and they had to shut down due to the pandemic and bc of that parts of the property are overgrown, worn and unkempt. Even the parking lot could use an upgrade. I can imagine what the overall property could look like with some TLC! With that said I would def love to return and hopefully stay in the same unit! Follow on IG: ps_onemore4theroad

Our condo was lovely and perfect for our stay, but overall the complex needs a lot of work. It has a nice pool, and the beach cove was nice for snorkeling, but honestly it was necessary because the rest of the beach was completely rocky and mostly inaccessible. The entrance is incredibly disappointing because the first building from the road is abandoned and it looks like you’re entering a construction site.

The name fits perfectly for this place. We had a condo facing the beach and had magnificent sunset after another. Fully equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths. Great for 3 couples or a family getaway. The dining table is set nicely to eat and watch the ocean. Or there is plenty of space on the large patio to eat or relax. The are 2 different pools to swim in. One has a pool bar. There is a hot tub and kiddie pool. Or go for a swim in the ocean on the private beach. Not far off shore is the reef for the snorkeling types.

Great place to stay with the family. Best beach on the southern end of 7 mile with good snorkeling. Huge pool with swim-up bar that provides fun for everyone.

The absolute best vacation spot on SMB. Huge pool with a swim up bar, great food and service, amazing for kids. We stayed in unit 118 which was great because it's a ground floor unit and super easy to walk back and forth to the pool. The cove is spectacular and makes swimming calm in any weather. Highly recommend!

This condo development checked off all the boxes! We can't say enough good things about our experience staying here. We were a party of 8, so opted to book a 3 bed/2 bath oceanfront condo (#101) and a 2 bed/2 bath poolside condo (#117) for 5 nights. Both condos were clean, updated, had A/C that worked fabulously, had comfortable beds and furnishings, and were well stock with basic amenities. Unit #101 was the "hub" for our meals and game nights. Being on the first floor, we were able to walk right out to the cove for swimming and snorkeling. The poolside condo was right by the swim up bar, so some afternoons we hung out there for quick access to towels, bathroom, and changing. The pool is clean and huge, the swim up bar serves great snacks and drinks, and the beach area with cove is great for easy access to the reef for snorkeling. We saw rays, a small shark, and TONS of fish just outside of the cove. (Head out to the buoy straight out from the cove for the best sightings, though all reefs were fabulous - just look for the darker sections in the water, those are the best spots). Condo 101 had a large patio with a hose and nozzle for cleaning off feet and snorkel equipment. The provided beach towels are large and soft and there are always plenty of lounge chairs either in the sand or by the pool. Don't let the entrance area from the street scare you, as the hotel located right at the entryway is shut down and is starting to look a bit trashy, but as soon as you walk into the inner area of the Sunset Cove condo development, you will be pleased. Lots of development surrounding Sunset Cove, but a quick stroll along the beach reinforces that the Sunset Cove is superior to the adjacent properties. XQ Pizza is amazing (walking distance), as is Yoshi Sushi (drive a few minutes north). Da Fish Shack in George Town cooked up a Wahoo that we caught on a fishing trip and did an AMAZING job! There is a liquor store, a dive shop, and a Tortuga store within walking distance. Only complaint (and really it's not a complaint), is that access to the actual 7 mile beach is a bit tricky. We never actually walked it, as we were completely content just hanging out on the property. We will be back, and kudos especially to the unit owners of #101! You have a beautiful condo that we truly made amazing family memories in!

Really enjoyed our stay at Sunset Cove. It is very convenient and within walking distance to nearby restaurants and not far from Georgetown. The beach and lagoon are wonderful for wading, swimming and around the rocks that rim the lagoon, snorkeling. We stayed in unit #213. It was clean, well stocked and a good floor plan for two couples. Loved the deck and view of the pool. Pool bar/restaurant was a nice amenity. Great bartenders, good food. Staff, especially Tiffany and Roger (onsite manager) were wonderful and accommodating. One suggestion: While the pool was maintained daily or every other day with cleaning and chemicals, the grounds could have used more attention. I found myself picking up empty cups and straws plus straightening the lounge chairs to keep things tidy. Too beautiful of a property to ignore these details!

Had an amazing 2 week experience at the Southern Cross Club last November. The staff are friendly and very welcoming! To say that my visit exceeded expectations is an understatement. I am not a diver but went out to snorkel with friends that were diving. Mike and his dive instructors gave a very detailed explanation of what could be seen on the dive. I must admit that while snorkeling I was able to see almost as much as the divers…. Truly a wonderful experience! The staff is willing to take you to nearby beaches to snorkel and they provided us with a cooler of refreshments. I really enjoyed the “laid back feeling” of the Club. We took time to bike, kayak, lay in the hammocks, soak in the pool, and just relax. You never need to worry about eating as Anu and his staff create marvelous dishes. We can’t wait to return…. Nancy, Kristie, Vickie, and Kayla 😊

We came here for dinner (we stayed elsewhere) for one of their Friday pasta nights/buffet, so this review is only for dinner. It was wonderful! The service was fantastic and the food was delicious. They had a lot of choices in terms of veggies, meats (fish, beef meatballs, chicken meatballs, sausage), pasta types, and sauces (Alfredo, marinara, vodka, pesto). Everyone was so kind and accommodating, especially to the kids. Highly recommend! I wish we could come here again for dinner and experience a non-pasta night too. Reservations are recommended. Dinner seating is from 7-8pm.

We are lunch here and also booked a fishing trip. The food was good and the view is great. We had a lot of fun on the tarpon fishing trip but didn't land any. Two on the line but both broke away.

Exceptional in every way! That’s all I can say. Well done Pete for such a home from home in such an incredible location.

One of the best vacations I've ever taken. The staff were so friendly and booking was so easy with Jens help figuring out what was best for our group. A few of us are big foodies and to say we were impressed by the food is a serious understatement! The dive masters were a big part of our trip and took us to aome of the most beautiful spots and taught us so much about the marine life and terrain. The rooms were so clean and comfortable and of course Little is just amazing on its own. Our group are already planning the next trip .

Barefoot elegance… Tranquil, peaceful, he will be transported into another special place that only Little Cayman offers… Your experience some of the most outstanding wall dives with the most incredible Cayman blues with amazing visibility. Food is excellent my favorite are the homemade cookies! I always feel so recharged and put back together again… Most importantly peace, rest and health is restored.

Me and my mother visited Little Cayman for the day and decided to have lunch for two here. They had an open buffet style and the staff were very welcoming. The price for two was reasonable and the food was good. They have a healthy variety of food there to choose from. We stayed here almost two hours after we were finished, we even fell asleep they had no problem and even came over to offer us anything we needed. I would like to go back here to stay at the actual resort soon.

AKA Cheeseburger Reef. Park in the lot across from Lobster Pot. Find your way to the water using the concrete stairs attached to the south side of Lobster Pot Dive Center. Walk 75 feet south along the sand towards Burger King, to a shallow entry area surrounded by ironshore. Upon entering, you'll see large tarpon suspended in 10 feet of water in the immediate marina area. To reach the abundant reef, you need to be comfortable swimming out 300 yards, past the mooring buoys - but it's well worth it. The reef is very mature and expansive, with high towers of coral, populated with a wide array of reef fish. We snorkeled this reef three times, was in our top 2 reefs explored and is a must do for avid, adventurous snorkelers.

Cheeseburger reef was a fantastic snorkeling and swimming experience. I highly recommend that you take this excursion when visiting. I definitely want to come back for a week and go snorkeling and scuba diving.

Great place for snorkeling. Huge reef with massive tarpon, grouper, and porcupine fish.

Nice place to see fish. Make sure if you go on your own to have a diver down Booey or something, sometimes wave runners zip by.

Wreck is okay but not great. There are 2 spots to see stuff close to the rock cliff. The chains are neat but not much more than that.

Hard to get to. Don't go to the public beach nearby for access!! First rude people I've encountered in GC. Condition of the coral here is heartbreaking... Everything is dead. Trash all along the reef as well. Shame on Kimpton! Despite all that, there were some really fun fish to swim with.

Narrow reef in shallow water right off shore, with limited marine life. Check out Governor's Beach for a better snorkeling experience in this area.

Nice, busy place. Great view.

There’s not much bad you can say about GT harbor, one of the most amazing places on Earth!