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Running north from George Town, Seven Mile Beach is a beautiful
stretch of white sand that curls around the West of the island. A
reef protects the coast and ensures that the water is calm and
ideal for swimming and snorkelling. This is... see full details
Boatswain's Beach is Cayman's premier attraction featuring the
famous Cayman Turtle Farm as well as a one of a kind marine park
which features 23 acres of exciting adventure. There are 23 acres
of reef lagoon in which guests can snorkel, a predator... see full details
East of George Town is Pedro St James. Originally built by an
Englishman who arrived in the islands in 1765, it is the islands'
oldest surviving building. Local stories also associate it with the
pirate Henry Morgan and a 17th-century Spaniard, Pedro Gómez,
though... see full details
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
The Caymans are better known for their sea life than habitation
on the ground, but for keen botanists or those who would simply
like a pleasant walk, the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is hard
to beat. A well-marked mile-long (2km) trail winds... see full details
Rum Point Beach consists of hundreds of yards of crystal clear
shallow sand flats perfect for snorkelling in a conservation marine
park. It is a tranquil retreat where hammocks slung under shady
trees, picnic tables, a sandy beach and warm shallow waters provide
a... see full details
Unless visiting the islands for business rather than pleasure,
most people only call at George Town to stock up on provisions or
visit a restaurant. However a pleasant morning can be spent
wandering around the well-planned streets doing some shopping and
visiting its attractions.... see full details