Cobalt Coast

Quiet and intimate or near the action? At the small 24-room Cobalt Coast Resort on Grand Cayman, you don’t have to choose. This quiet but convenient West Bay location is just a short ride from all the action and excitement of Seven Mile Beach and George Town—by rental car, cab, or public transportation. For singles, friends, couples, or families diving together, this small resort offers big-time options for rooms—from budget-friendly garden rooms to two-bedroom suites. And if you’re feeling indulgent, splurge on one of the penthouse Mermaid Suites with a private Juliette balcony overlooking the Caribbean. A pool, jetted hot tub, and elevated beach area with umbrellas provide options for relaxing. The dive shop, diving, dining, and enjoying drinks at the intimate bar are just steps away. Before or after dining al fresco, enjoy your favorite beverage at Duppies, overlooking the Caribbean. And Reef Divers makes it easy to reach all the best dive sites, including the North Wall and the Kittiwake wreck.

Cobalt Coast Resort has 21 rooms in the main resort, plus three 1-bedroom cottages located in a garden area across a small local road.

Standard Room
Ocean view rooms with 2 full beds
Small refrigerator
Room safe

Garden Room
Non-waterfront rooms with 2 full beds
Lock-off door that when opened make them the back bedroom of a 2-bedroom suite
Small refrigerator
Room safe

1-Bedroom Standard Suite
Ocean view rooms with 1 king bed or 2 full beds
Lounge area with small refrigerator and full sleeper sofaBathroom has door that opens into bedroom and hallway from lounge
Some of these rooms have a lock-off door that when opened make them into a 2-bedroom suite with the garden room
Room safe

1-Bedroom Cottage Suite
Garden view rooms across a small local road from the main resort – a 1-2 minute walk away
Lounges area with fully equipped kitchen and full sleeper sofa
Outdoor grilling area
Guest laundry

2-Bedroom Suite
Ocean view rooms with one bedroom with 2 full size beds and ensuite bathroom
Second bedroom with 1 king or 2 full size beds plus second bathroom with door that opens into bedroom and hallway from lounge
Lounge area with small refrigerator and full sleeper sofa
These rooms are a combination of a 1- bedroom suite and a garden view lock- off room
Room safe

Mermaid Studio Suite
Ocean view rooms with king bed
Extra large bathroom
Lounge area with full sleeper sofa separated from sleeping area by half-height wall
Private Juliette balcony overlooking the Caribbean
Penthouse rooms on the third floor (no elevators)
Room safe

Grand Cayman, the largest and most populated of the three Cayman Island, is located in the Caribbean about 200 miles south of Cuba. Flights are readily available from major airports worldwide. Visitors can choose from accommodations and experiences ranging from small resorts where dressing for dinner means putting on your flip-flops, to luxurious high-rises with fine dining and shopping at designer boutiques.

The best of Grand Cayman’s northern and western dive sites with lush coral reefs teeming with marine life are short boat rides away from Cobalt Coast Resort. Warm tropical waters make exploring more than 200 iconic sites like the Kittiwake and Stingray City comfortable year-round. And Reef Divers’ personalized valet services take the work out of diving so guests can enjoy underwater experiences at their own pace. Cayman Islands diving is mostly current-free, which is optimal for new divers, divers who choose to move at their own pace, and underwater photographers who might want to spend their entire dive at one location, waiting for the perfect shot.

All of the dive sites are moored, which marks the beginning and ending points of that dive. The dive masters will brief the location, establish dive limits, and draw a map of the tour they’ll lead. As long as divers remain in buddy teams and stick with the predetermined limits, it’s their option to follow the tour or go off on their own. For those who follow, the tour lasts 35 to 40 minutes. By the time they’re back at the mooring, most divers feel comfortable enough to continue exploring on their own until their time is up or they run low on air. We recommend that divers who feel more comfortable following the tour remain on the boat and be among the last divers in the water.