Compass Point Dive Resort

Compass Point features serenity and relaxation for divers, boasting personalized service and elegant accommodations in "laid-back luxury."

How To Get There

Grand Cayman airport code is GCM. The name of the airport is Owen Roberts International Airport. There is only one international airport in Grand Cayman. All airlines fly to GCM. The "Dive N Stay" packages include a rental car from Avis, which is collected at the airport after clearing customs at GCM, Owen Roberts International Airport in Grand Cayman.

Dive Overview

The Cayman Islands boast warm and vibrant waters. Cayman's East End is one of the premier dive locations, and Compass Point facilitates simplified diving with superior boats and specialized service.

[Read More: Cayman Islands Dive Travel Guide]

Accommodation Overview

Guests are accommodated in 28 luxurious 1, 2, or 3 bedroom condominiums. All Condos are Non Smoking and each features a TV with full cable, a DVD player in each living room and unlimited broadband wireless internet access. There is a small room safe, a full Washer / dryer and a fully equipped kitchen in each condo. All bathtubs have Jacuzzi jets. All feature central air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout.

Food & Drinks

Guests typically take advantage of having a full kitchen in their condominium for breakfast time, often dining out for lunch or dinner at the onsite Bar & Grill, "Eagle Ray's", or do it yourself and turn up the heat on our commercial grade outdoor BBQ grills. There are also several restaurants nearby, a different one for everyday of your trip.

Dive Information

Dive Overview

From Phillipe Cousteau to David Doubliet, just about every diver who has experienced diving with them has stated that Caymans East End is one of the Caribbeans premier dive spots. Offering pristine reefs, breathtaking wall dives, excellent visibility and incredible diving.

The Cayman Islands have strict marine conservation laws to protect the underwater environment. Many of our 55 dive sites are within a short boat ride, including the legendary Jack McKennys Canyons one of East Ends famous dive sites.

Here, corals, canyons and sand chutes lead you thorough into pristine deep blue waters of the outer reef before plunging to 6,000ft. These exhilarating walls are covered with brightly hued sponges, corals and sea fans.

The 80 -86 degree water is second to none when it comes to clarity and it is said that more underwater photographs are taken in the Cayman Islands than in all other Caribbean destinations.

The Cayman Islands trademark turtles are common sight and eagle rays, angelfish, reef sharks and grouper count among the 500 species of fish that have been documented here.

Dive Trips

Two Tank (Wall/Reef) boat trips are scheduled every morning and every afternoon, seven days a week. Night dives are scheduled every Monday and Thursday night. Stingray city trips are scheduled every Friday and we also offer a Three Tank Safari dive trip every Wednesday. The boats leave once everyone has checked in onboard the craft. Please plan to arrive on time so they can ensure that all your gear is working properly and you have everything you need for a fun dive prior to leaving the dock.

Dive sites are chosen by the Captain every trip and are not decided until that day. There are several factors that influence captain's choice; wind, current and visibility. They will also check which sites you have already visited this dive trip so as not to repeat those, and if you do have any specific requested they will try to accommodate these.

Dive Center Information

Ocean Frontiers Dive Shop Specializes in scuba diving Grand Cayman's East End with small personal groups, the Cayman Island's friendliest staff and the finest dive boats in the Caribbean. Ocean Frontiers Dive Shop is a modern scuba tour company, diving operation and dive shop with old style Caymanian hospitality and also a PADI *5 Star* IDC School. You'll find the dive staff very flexible; whenever you want to dive Cayman's East End, they'd love to take you. Open 7 days per week, 365 days per year.