Attractions
Seven Mile Beach
Just north of George Town, Seven Mile Beach is a beautiful
stretch of white sand that curls around the west of the island. A
bit of a misnomer, Seven Mile Beach is actually only 5.5 miles
(8.8km) long, and is slowly shrinking due...
see full detailsBoatswain's Beach
Boatswain's Beach is Cayman's premier attraction. It features
the famous Cayman Turtle Farm as well as a one of a kind marine
park, with 23 acres of reef lagoon in which guests can snorkel, and
an Education Centre. When Christopher Columbus first discovered...
see full detailsPedro St James Castle
East of George Town is Pedro St James, the islands' oldest
surviving building, originally built by an Englishman who arrived
here in 1765. Local stories also associate it with the pirate Henry
Morgan and a 17th-century Spaniard, Pedro Gómez. The house
is touted as...
see full detailsQueen 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 detailsRum Point
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 relaxing...
see full detailsStingray City and Sandbar
Stingray City and the Sandbar are snorkelling sites located in
the North Sound, and are a must-visit for watersports enthusiasts.
The clear shallow waters are frequented by friendly stingrays that
come to find out what tidbits visitors have brought them. Boat
tours take snorkellers...
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A popular and slightly bizarre stop on any tour of Grand Cayman,
Hell is a tiny village that features strange black limestone rock
formations that are said to resemble the Underworld. Though Cayman
residents are generally religious, residents of Hell show their
sense of...
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