Grand Cayman

Attractions, Food,
Nature & Culture

Living up to its name in every sense, Grand Cayman fuses arts with culture, and nature with wonder, to produce the perfect atmosphere. On the west side of the island is award-winning Seven Mile Beach, a crescent-shaped stretch of sand with infinite possibilities. Meanwhile, the North Sound is home to a neighbourhood of stingrays that’s so big, we call it a city. Come face to face with the inhabitants of Stingray City and you’ll leave grinning from ear to ear.

Off the beaches of Grand Cayman, you can lose yourself in the luxury of George Town, surrounded by traditional architecture and modern treats. Enjoy duty-free shopping for signature brands such as Versace, Tiffany, and Gucci. Or meet native vendors and craftsmen who are always happy to help you find that unique gift. Either way, this is the spot for both global and local treasures.

Across the island, the eastern districts of Grand Cayman feature outdoor delights like the rare Blue Iguanas of Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park. And be sure to stop and taste the freshly caught fish at nearby restaurants when you’re out this way. After all, the flavours are second only to the tales told here.

And, of course, no trip to Grand Cayman is complete without a little expedition to these must-see favourites:

The National Museum of the Cayman Islands – Immerse yourself in our natural and cultural history.

Rum Point – Curl up in the shade of the Casuarina trees after snorkelling.

Pedro St. James – The oldest building in Grand Cayman has the best view.

Bodden Town – The first capital city in the Cayman Islands is home to the Mission House.

The Turtle Centre – It’s easy to become fast friends with these slowpokes.

The Mastic Trail – Take a hike back in time through this subtropical forest.