Deadman's Reef (Paradise Cove) Tours and Tickets

Beautiful spot with easy to swim to coral reef and nice soft clean sand. I highly recommend the cracked conch at the grill. It is lightly battered and fried. Like a calamari. Very good!

Our group included my 87 yr old dad. He and Mom (85) enjoyed shade and ocean breezes on the patio. The bathrooms and changing areas were clean and easy for them to use. Hamburgers and hot dogs hit the spot. Snorkeling we saw sea turtles and a huge stingray. Felt like a family BBQ with nature’s best snorkeling. No crowds when we were there. Will definitely go back!

The bus with Paradise Cove on the side was easy to spot. Nelson picked us up right on time and pointed out things of interest and gave a little history on the way there. The beach was small but not crowded. Very comfortable beach lounges. We got our snorkel equipment while they set the lounges up for us. We had a great time snorkeling, a little swim out is a beautiful reef, full of big fish and little colorful fish. Closer to the shore was some fish, but we also saw turtles feeding on the grass. Other snorkelers said they saw an octopus and a stingray, but we missed those. On shore we bought lunch, hamburgers and fries, that were good. It also had an outside shower to rinse off, changing rooms and the bathroom. All the staff was friendly and helpful. If we are ever in Freeport again we would come back.

Meetup was conveniently located in the cruise terminal. Chair rental was included in our booking and they had them setup already together on the beach. I didn’t reserve an umbrella ahead of time and they ran out of them before I could get one once there. However, the staff was so accommodating and when another group finished brought one to us. The water and views were beautiful. You do have to swim out pretty far to get to the good snorkeling (water was pretty shallow and they provide waist floats if you prefer to help with the swim). Some in our group saw turtles, stingrays, an octopus. There is also a cute gift shop on site which I personally thought was better than the ones at the port. On the way there they asked the group collectively what time we wanted to be back to port and had us back in plenty of time before the ship left.

Great spot smaller than I expected but super friendly and great snorkeling with the caveat that you have to swim in very very shallow water to get to the best spot which is being the rocks where its deeper water. Also watch the tide as if the roses going out you need to be a good swimmer even with fins as its a tough swim all the way round against the tide. But overall I would highly recommend it if you like to swim or snorkel

Great spot for snorkeling and Kayaking. Plenty of fish, sea turtles, coral, and Manta rays to be seen. I recommend the day pass which includes beach chairs, equipment rentals and lunch.

It is best to be in good health and stamina, the water will wear you out. Make sure what you have selected - to go with or without a guide. Also, no lifeguard is there. It is swim at own risk

Smaller beach , not crowded. We relaxed on the beach, did a bit of snorkeling and saw several sea turtles and other things. Food was decent.