Ten condos. One heart-shaped pool. A reef you can reach without a boat. Cocoplum is one of the smallest complexes on Seven Mile Beach, and that is the whole appeal. Where larger resorts spread hundreds of units along the coastline, Cocoplum keeps it to a handful of oceanfront condos in a lush garden setting, so the pool is never crowded, the beach chairs are always available, and the property feels more like a private compound than a resort.
Cocoplum’s beach mixes sand, natural Cayman rock, and coral, like the southern start of Seven Mile Beach, where the shoreline has more character than the sugar sand farther north. The upside is excellent snorkeling right from the property, with the reef close to shore and no boat needed. Nearby, the Wreck of the Gamma, a cargo ship sunk in a 1980s storm, rests in about nine feet of water and is one of the island’s best shore snorkeling sites.
George Town’s restaurants, duty-free shops, and harbor are a walk away, and Camana Bay, with waterfront dining, a cinema, and shopping, is a short drive north.
Our two-bedroom, two-bath condos (about 1,200 sq ft) sleep four to five, with central AC, a washer and dryer, and a full kitchen. Most have a lanai with ocean, pool, or garden views, perfect for morning coffee by the water.
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom oceanfront condos of about 1,200 square feet, sleeping four to five guests. Every unit has central AC, in-unit washer and dryer, and a fully equipped kitchen with views across the ocean, pool, and garden. Cocoplum is a small complex on Seven Mile Beach — just five condos managed by Cayman Vacation — so the property has a quiet, private feel that larger resorts cannot match.
Yes, and it is one of the property's best features. The reef sits close to shore, so you can snorkel directly from the beach without a boat. The nearby Wreck of the Gamma — a cargo ship that sank in the 1980s — rests in about nine feet of water just off the coastline and is one of the best shore-accessible wreck snorkels on Grand Cayman. The water is calm, the entry is easy, and the marine life around both the reef and the wreck is excellent for all experience levels.
Yes. Cocoplum has a freshwater pool right on the oceanfront — shaped like a heart, which is a fun detail if you are booking for a romantic trip or anniversary. The pool area has lounge chairs and overlooks both the garden and the ocean, and there is a BBQ area on the property as well.
Cocoplum sits on Seven Mile Beach with George Town's restaurants, duty-free shops, and harbor within walking distance to the south. Camana Bay — with waterfront dining, a cinema, and shopping — is a short drive north along the coast. The wider, flatter stretches of Seven Mile Beach are a short walk north from the property if you want a change of sand. Owen Roberts International Airport is minutes away by car.
Cocoplum’s southern Seven Mile Beach location puts you close to George Town and within easy reach of the entire island. Our Seven Mile Beach guide covers the layout and beaches along the corridor, and our guide to the best snorkeling spots on Seven Mile Beach includes the reef near Cocoplum and the Wreck of the Gamma. Our guide to Grand Cayman’s best beaches can help you plan day trips to other parts of the island, and the CayBlog has local tips from our team. The Cayman Islands Department of Environment tracks the reef health along this coast — the coral ecosystems here are part of what makes the shore snorkeling so rewarding.
Book direct with Cayman Vacation for the best rates, the most flexible service, and trusted local recommendations from a team that has called Grand Cayman home since 1989. Right now you can Stay 7 Nights and Pay for 6 on bookings between May 1 and November 1, 2026, and you can layer on last-minute deals, early-booking savings, and extended-stay discounts. Become a Cayman Vacation Insider for members-only offers. Book your Cocoplum stay today! (Blackout dates apply December 17 to January 3.)
