Best places: Things to dos in Cayman Islands

Sailing, diving & snorkeling trips to see coral reefs, shipwrecks & stingrays, plus SUP & kayaking.

Guided tours of a small-batch distillery with a big copper still & samples of rum & vodka.

Guided walking tours through tropical forest & underground caves, plus a souvenir store & restrooms.

This sandy cove is a popular spot for snorkeling & has picnic tables, showers & restrooms.

Snorkeling & swimming are popular at this picturesque coral-sand beach lined with resorts & bars.

This white-sand beach with a relaxed vibe has snorkeling & picnicking opportunities.

Bayside retail & entertainment district featuring several blocks of shops, restaurants & promenades.

👍👍 This is a very nice botanical garden and blue iguana sanctuary. The gardens are pretty and designed to provide a decent amount of shade as you walk through them. There are several different gardens with various themes, including an orchid garden. (Unfortunately not very many were blooming in Septemb...

Relaxed, secluded beach with shallow, clear water where colorful starfish can often be seen.

Guests at this Caribbean wildlife park can swim with turtles & view many types of native animals.

Restored 1700s plantation home & grounds with displays & a movie tracing Cayman Islands history.

Palm-framed beach offering picnic tables, a tranquil vibe & good snorkeling opportunities.

Scenic spot where seawater rushes through openings in the rocky shore, creating a blowhole effect.

👍👍 My first visit. Excellent place to purchase local art and souvenirs. Very well stock with merchandise.

Famous dive site at the wreck of the USS Kittiwake, sunken & turned into an artificial reef.

👍👍 Really nice place for a snack or even a good lunch. I wanted steak and they came back to say they didn’t have enough for us, I liked them for being honest and straight to the point. Prices were very reasonable, location was excellent. Placed on the second floor. $$ plates below $10ci or even $20ci....

Park offering swimming encounters with dolphins in a large outdoor pool, including belly rides.

Museum in a 19th-century building with exhibits on cultural & natural history, plus a gift shop.

Long, sandy strip popular for snorkeling, searching for beach glass & picnics under shady trees.

Jagged football field–size area of limestone rock formations nicknamed "hell", with gift shops.