Devils Grotto Snorkeling

Just south of Georgetown, the snorkelling at Devils Grotto is known for its large coral heads and spur-groove coral reef offshore. During Devils Grotto snorkeling, you may encounter parrotfish, damselfish, yellowtails, turtles, trumpetfish, sergeant majors and tarpon. This shore-accessed snorkeling dive site is off an ironshore so foot access can be difficult.

After a long day of snorkeling at Devils Grotto, you might want to grab a cool, refreshing drink at Bar Jack, Tiki Beach or the Wreck Bar at Rum Point.

To reach the snorkeling on Grand Cayman Island by air, you will fly into the Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM). There are regular flights from Houston, Dallas and Miami. Once on Grand Cayman Island, the snorkeling dive sites are easily accessed by renting either a scooter or jeep, both of which are common means of transportation on the island. There is also a public bus that covers most regions of the island. When departing the Cayman Islands, there is a departure tax of $37.50USD. This tax may be included in the airline ticket, but you will want to verify in advance.

The Devils Grotto snorkeling dive site is located due west of the Owen Roberts International Airport. It is located south of the Eden Rock snorkeling dive site and north of the Parrots Reef dive site. There is a dive shop right near the parking area.

Overall, Devils Grotto is the 10th most popular snorkel dive spot of all 25 snorkeling dives in Grand Cayman. Several of the better snorkeling spots are nearby Devils Grotto including Smiths Cove, Sunset House, Eden Rock, Parrots Reef, Seaview Reef, Cheeseburger Reef, Wreck Of The Cali and .