Top Eden Rock Dive Sites

Eden Rock

Eden Rock is famous for its labyrinthine coral tunnels and caverns teeming with parrotfish, tarpon, silversides, and sponges. It is an easy dive with shallow depths, ideal for scuba and freediving. Located in a protected area just offshore, its swim-throughs and natural light effects make it one of Grand Cayman's most iconic and accessible dive sites.

Devil’s Grotto

Located adjacent to Eden Rock, Devil’s Grotto offers similar terrain with stunning underwater passageways filled with silversides in summer, along with groupers, barracudas, and turtles. This is an easy-to-moderate dive, great for scuba and freediving. The site's unique topography and photogenic caverns make it a favorite for both marine life enthusiasts and underwater photographers.

Wreck of the Cali

This shallow wreck rests just offshore and is home to schooling grunts, snappers, and soft coral growth. With a depth of about 10 meters/33 feet, it's an easy and beginner-friendly scuba dive, offering a historical element without requiring deep-water training. The Cali lies in a marine park zone, helping to preserve its integrity and ecological surroundings.

Cheeseburger Reef

Just north of Eden Rock, Cheeseburger Reef is a lively shallow reef named for its proximity to a seaside burger joint. It features colorful coral heads, sea fans, sergeant majors, and southern stingrays. This is an easy dive suited for scuba, with a gently sloping bottom ideal for longer bottom times and relaxed exploration.

Harbor Reef

Located near George Town Harbor, this site features large coral heads and overhangs that shelter lobsters, angelfish, and moray eels. It is an easy-to-moderate dive suitable for scuba, though boat traffic and surge may occasionally raise the challenge. It sits within a marine park, supporting reef health and species diversity in the area.