Things to do
If you are travelling to Cayman and want to make the most out of your time here take a look at all the wonderful things you can experience on this beautiful island paradise
Stingray City
Approximately 25 minutes by boat from Seven Mile Beach is the famous Stingray City (a reef-protected dive site described as the best 12ft dive in the world) and the Sandbar (or Stingray Sandbar), a natural sand-bottomed aquarium with about waist-deep water in the middle of the North Sound. The area is famous for having a large congregation of friendly southern stingrays, where visitors can swim and interact with these magnificent creatures. The rays at Stingray City are remarkably docile and are accustomed to human interaction.
Cayman Turtle Centre
At the Centre, you can get up close and learn more about these magnificent creatures, their habits, lifecycle, and development as part of a complete interactive wildlife conservation experience. At this first-of-its-kind wildlife conservation experience, visit majestic Green sea turtles, swim alongside playful young turtles, and maybe even watch tiny hatchlings emerge from their nest as you learn how its innovative approach to conservation has reduced poaching and increased the number of sea turtles in the wild.
Cayman Crystal Caves
Spectacular Crystal Caves located in a Lush Tropical Forest. Embark upon a crystal cave tour fully guide by local guides. One of Cayman’s newest and most popular tourist attractions: Situated in a lush tropical forest in Northside, Grand Cayman, Cayman Crystal Caves is the island’s newest nature tourist attraction. A crystal caves tour will take approximately 1 ½ hours and take you through the surrounding tropical forest area and three caves.
Botanical Gardens
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park was opened by Queen Elizabeth herself in 1994 and is Cayman’s only botanical garden. The 65-acre park is dedicated to preserving local flora and fauna and is famous for its Blue Iguana Conservation Facility, which is the only place in Grand Cayman where you will find the Blue Iguana, a magnificent endangered creature.
Bio Bay
There are only a handful of destinations where you can experience the Bioluminescence phenomenon and Cayman is fortunate enough to be one of them!
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In order to experience the full Bioluminescence phenomenon, this tour requires a dark sky in order for the bioluminescence to be seen at its best. Therefore, most companies only operate this tour at certain times of the moon cycle.
Peppers
Authentic Jamaican Jerk Cuisine in Grand Cayman.
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Enjoy amazing BBQ jerk chicken, ribs, grilled steaks, burgers, fish, homemade pizzas, and much more! Peppers is a favourite among locals and a 'must-go-to' place for visitors. Open daily with entertainment on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Sunset House
Want to see where the proposal happened? Head on over to My Bar @ Sunset House and enjoy a wide range of wonderful food and excellent cocktails!
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After dinner just walk on down to the sea pool and you'll see where Adrian got down on one knee!
Macabuca
Macabuca is Grand Cayman’s premier ocean front tiki bar. Located in West Bay, on the northwest point of the Island, Macabuca is the place to be. Stop in for lunch or a casual dinner and enjoy uninterrupted views of the Caribbean Sea.
Camana Bay
Located in the heart of Seven Mile Beach, this lively waterfront town is enlivened by cultural experiences, world-class shopping and over 20 restaurants, bars, cafés and speciality eateries.
Tukka
For a taste of Australia with a Caribbean twist, look no further than Tukka Restaurant and Bar.
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They have locations in West Bay and East End, but we would recommend East End for their daily bird feedings at 5 pm and the opportunity to see some sharks!