Grand Cayman Attractions & Activities

Beaches

Address: 89 miles east of Grand Cayman

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The easternmost of the Cayman Islands, Cayman Brac is a rugged, 14-square-mile island whose dramatic geography is dominated by a limestone bluff (or "brac") that crosses the island from east to west, reaching heights of some 140 feet. A favorite with divers and snorkelers, the waters around Cayman Brac serve as the...

Address: North Grand Cayman

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Ever wanted your footprints to be the only ones you see on snow-white sands? This "hideaway" beach, situated on the north side of the island just below Rum Point, offers the chance to swim, sail, snorkel, or sunbathe in relative solitude. Seashell collectors will be interested to note that the shore at Cayman Kai is a...

Address: From East End to Colliers

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Windsurfers take note: Grand Cayman's top beaches from which to catch good breezes lie along the east coast, from East End all the way up to Colliers. Morritt's Tortuga Club (345-947-7492) can arrange all types of "X-Game"-style adventures for you, whether you want to windsurf through the Channels or snorkel along the...

Address: North of Grand Cayman

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Long considered one of the Cayman Islands' best places to get away from it all, this tiny island is just a short boat trip from Little Cayman. Secluded beaches and some of the region's best fishing waters characterize Owen Island, which is about 89 miles east of Grand Cayman.

Address: North Grand Cayman

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A pumping beach area where everything from volleyball and windsurfing to parasailing and snorkeling is available, Rum Point is one of the island's more popular beach areas. Facing north, toward Cuba, the smooth, white beach is flanked on one side by shade trees and a beautiful blue spectrum of calm seawater. After...

Address: On Little Cayman

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If a quiet, uncrowded beach is what you seek, Sandy Point is the extreme answer. Tucked away on Little Cayman's east coast, this stretch of shore stays virtually untouched for days and weeks at a time. On clear days, Cayman Brac is visible toward the east. Little Cayman is located about 89 miles east of Grand Cayman.

Address: West Bay Rd, Seven Mile Beach

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The resort heart and soul of Grand Cayman, Seven Mile Beach is where the bold and beautiful go to see and be part of the scene. Crystal clear waters and eerily white sands make Seven Mile one of the Caribbean's most popular beaches. Seaward, you can look out and see kayakers, parasailers, and even snorkelers exploring...

Address: S Church St, South of George Town

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Smith's Cove, located south of George Town proper, offers exemplary snorkeling opportunities for beginners. The cove, protected by limestone formations and coral reefs, features white sands, some of the island's clearest waters, and a multitude of parrot fish, sponges, starfish, and sea fans. The beach area is one of...

Address: Water Cay Rd, North Grand Cayman

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When asked to recommend a nice, quiet beach for sunbathing and, perhaps, a romantic picnic, cruise directors often direct passengers to this secluded beach, located on the island's north side near Rum Point. Wade out knee deep, and you might just see a few starfish going about their business on the seafloor.