When it rains in Cayman, it really pours. That's why it's essential to know about indoor facilities and activities in Cayman, so that the rain doesn't put a stop to the fun. Here is a list of all the fun places in Cayman to take your children on rainy days or even if they are just looking for something to keep them busy. For even more rainy day options in Cayman, please see the list on Cayman Parent's Rainy Day Activities article.
The Arts & Recreation Centre (ARC)
Located next to Camana Bay, this indoor facility can be rented outside of school hours for sports, events and activities. To make a booking request or enquiry, call (345) 640 2878 or email: cbsc@camanabay.com.
Camp Seafire
Located at the Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa, Camp Seafire is the perfect fun-filled, flexible childcare choice for kids aged 5-12 years old. Designed to accommodate school holidays, bank holidays, brunch babysitting and more, Camp Seafire offers well-planned hourly, half-day, full-day and weekly programmes. Their camps offer creative themes, water sport activities, arts and crafts, as well as games and bespoke events. Note that children need to be potty trained to attend camp. Call (345) 746 0000 or email: campseafire@seafireresortandspa.com.
Cinema
Camana Bay Cinema (Tel: (345) 640 3456) is Cayman’s state-of-the-art movie theatre.
The Rec Room Kids
The Rec Room Kids is a soft play facility where parents will find an inclusive, safe and fun space for children, which integrates movement, imagination and play. This multi-sensory soft play facility and event space, suitable for children up to 10 years old, aims to provide the Cayman Islands with an inspirational and educational area where parents can bring their children for hours of fun and excitement. Located in The Grove, Tel: (345) 749 3624 or visit their website.
Cayman Islands National Museum
The Cayman Islands National Museum houses Cayman’s National Collection as well as artefacts including boats, furniture, textiles, paintings and ceramics, and is an interesting look into Cayman’s traditions, culture and natural history. Many of the Museum’s exhibits are interactive and innovative, and will be fascinating to children. An exciting addition to the National Museum is another animatronic figure of a Caymanian civil servant, lawyer, and politician: Miss Annie Huldeh Bodden. For more information, visit www.museum.ky or call (345) 949 8368.
King’s Sports Centre (KSC)
This 36,000sq ft facility on Crewe Road in George Town offers activities and facilities such as a multi-purpose sports rink, a bowling alley, a rock climbing wall, squash courts, aerobics classes, and much more. KSC also holds children’s birthday parties and children’s roller-skating afternoons every week. Tel: (345) 946 5464 or email: kings@candw.ky. They also run a summer camp where children participate in sports activities and arts and crafts and learn debating skills. Refer to the Cayman Parent website for more information.
Laser Tag
Laser tag is an exciting recreational shooting sport that is perfect for anyone looking to have a fun and exhilarating outing with family or friends. Strike Zone House of Fun, located in Cannon Place, is Cayman’s first laser tag arena and is great for the entire family (ages six and up). It is the perfect activity for rainy days, birthday parties and corporate events. Call (345) 623-4040 or visit their website for more information.
Lil' Monkeys Indoor Playground & Café (George Town)
Located on Shedden Road, Lil’ Monkeys houses an indoor playground designed for children aged 6 months to eight years featuring a huge, padded area for toddlers to enjoy, as well as a jungle gym, climbers, kitchen playsets, playhouses and ride-ons. They also offer snacks and drinks for purchase in the cafe and host birthday parties. Children must wear socks once inside the play area. Tel: (345) 929 5737 or visit their website.
Motions Unlimited
Located on Sparky’s Drive in the Industrial Park, Motions Unlimited is a state-of-the art facility with gymnastics equipment for children and teens, along with a party room and snack bar. They have a full weekly schedule of classes for children from 18 months and up.
Their toddler play day sessions on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays are extremely popular and are a great way to meet other parents while your children run about and let off steam. The sessions, which are for children aged 18 months to six years, are run on Wednesdays and Thursdays 10.30am-12pm, and Saturdays 8.30am-10am. These cost CI$20 per child and CI$35 for two siblings, and you must purchase a package of 10 visits in advance. Your 11th visit will be free.
During Halloween, they host ‘Super Spooky Saturday’, and during Easter, they have a ‘Spring Fling’, both from 6pm-9pm on a Saturday evening for kids over four years old. All participants must be registered members on the Motions Jackrabbit parent portal and all payments must be made in advance online through Butterfield. Tel: (345)749 8365 or email: reception@motionsunlimited.com for more details.
My First Gym
My First Gym offers a comprehensive fitness experience for children aged 0-15 years. It features over 60 diverse classes including gymnastics, martial arts, and dance. For more information, visit their website.