Attractions
This section provides a wealth of information on activities, tours and trips available in the Cayman Islands. The attractions are great options for weekend adventures in Cayman, as well as ideas to keep all your guests entertained! For even more details on tour prices, times and promotions, visit www.explorecayman.com or download the app for iPhone or iPad. For details on sporting activities for adults see the Sports & Fitness section.
Cayman Craft Market
Cayman Craft Market displays the works of local artists and artisans.
Hell (Geological Site)
Located in the the district of West Bay, Hell (Geological Site) is a unique natural wonder of Grand Cayman.
Pedro St. James
With a multi-sensory movie theatre, an 18th century great house, nature and history trails, lots of green space and NEW local rum tastings at the Outpost Bar - there is no shortage of activities at Pedro Castle!
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
Explore the Botanic Park's five themed gardens, woodland trails, a lake and wetlands, a nursery, and visitor’s centre.
Stingray City & The Sandbar
Over the years, Stingray City has been covered by National Geographic (as well as many other international magazines), and has become a major attraction for Island visitors.
Cayman Turtle Centre
Since 1980, the Cayman Turtle Centre (formerly Boatswain’s Beach) has released more than 31,000 sea turtles back into the sea to help replenish Cayman’s wild population.
Blue Iguana Safari
Meet Grand Cayman’s fabled “Blue Dragons” behind the scenes at a major captive breeding facility at the Botanic Park.
Crystal Caves
The Crystal Caves offers local guides that educate visitors on the history of the caves starting from their creation to when they became the hiding place of pirate treasure. Tours take you through the surrounding tropical forest area and around the network of caverns, culminating in a visit to a crystal clear underground lake. Call (345) 925 CAVE (2283) to arrange a visit.
Guided Bicycle Rides
Cayman Bike Company offers a fantastic guided bicycle tour. This tour travels along safe, quiet and shaded country lanes, taking in Barkers National Park and quiet farmland. You can either rent a bike and do it yourself or take a guided tour, which includes stops at four popular waterfront bars/restaurants for refreshments. Junior bikes are available. For more information visit www.caymanbikecompany.com. Eco Rides run a cycling tour around the Eastern District. Call (345) 922 0754 or email: [email protected].
Helicopter Rides
A great way to explore Cayman, get a feel for its size and better orient yourself is to take a helicopter ride with Cayman Islands Helicopters.
Motorcycle Tours
You can enjoy beautiful weather and great scenery, while hitting the road on a Harley Davidson with Cayman Custom Cycles.
Call (345) 945 7433 for a guided tour around the Island, including lunch, or for an afternoon getaway. To ride one of the bikes on your own, you must have a motorcycle licence. If you do not have a licence, then one of the staff will take you on the back of their bike.
Mastic Reserve & Trail
The Mastic Reserve was originally founded in 1992 when 145 acres were donated for nature conservation to the National Trust. The reserve now protects 834 acres of lowland semi-deciduous forest, wetlands and is a core habitat for many of the Island’s unique animals, birds and plants.
The Tourism Attraction Board
The Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) of the Cayman Islands, endeavours to enhance and diversify Cayman’s tourism by providing high quality tourist attractions that display Cayman’s culture, history, flora and fauna. These include Pedro St. James, Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, Hell (Geological Site), the Cayman Craft Market, and the annual Pirates Week Festival. The board leads and manages the development and preservation of its attractions and effectively administers allocated resources.
