This is the second time I've snorkeled Cemetery Reef and there are less fish than in 2007. Most of the coral is dead or dying, it's too bad as I am sure at one time it was amazing. The beach sand is soft, a few shells at the waterline. It would be nice if there were picinic tables. More

I haven't been there in a while, but I do love this place. I recall seeing so many types of fish snorkeling. It was cool to see so many in one snorkel trip. Great spot for snorkelers. More

Great beach with very few people. White sand stretching forever, and the clarity of the water was to be enjoyed in my memory forever. Snorkeling there is a treat. Vast arrays of coral, fish, and of course, sting rays. Because this is off the beaten path a little, there were few others to interupt the tranquilty of my underwater adventure.... More

Park alongside the cemetery by the road and use the beach access pathway to a world of great snorkelling a clean quiet public beach. More

After a few underwhelming swims off Rum Point and some beach on the south, we tried cemetery reef. A short swim from the shore there are several coral heads teeming with fish and corals. Great with kids new to snorkeling. More

This is a great place to snorkeling from the shore. It's on the northern end of Seven Mile Beach. You have to swim out about 200 yards to see the good stuff. Saw tons of fish, rays, and a shark too! One of the best off the shore snorkel sites I've been too. More

You must make Cemetery Beach and the Governor's Beach must stops on your snorkel adventures! More

Cemetary Reef is a well-known location for beach-based snorkling on Grand Cayman. Access is easy, as described in other reviews follow main road along Seven Mile Beach, then at the northern end look for the cemetery to partk alongside, and walk up to the beach (access to the north). The beach has a row of trees separating it from the... More

Calm, shallow water and friendly, colorful fish. What more can you ask-for!? More