Let Grand Cayman reveal its magic on a guided island tour departing from George Town. Begin at the Cayman Islands National Museum, housed in the island’s oldest surviving public building, where seafaring legends, island traditions and natural wonders come to life.
Pedro St. James
Wind along the sparkling shores of South Sound, where elegant homes overlook the turquoise waters of Smith Cove, to Pedro St. James. Here you can step back in time at the oldest stone structure in the Cayman Islands, celebrated as the birthplace of Caymanian democracy. Watch the island’s story unfold in a captivating presentation, explore the historic great house, and capture sweeping cliffside views as the Caribbean Sea crashes below.
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Botanic Park
Wind along the sparkling shores of South Sound and Smith Cove, then drift through the quiet countryside of Bodden Town and North Side to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park. Join a guided walk through gardens bursting with tropical blooms and rare orchids. Meet the brilliant Blue Iguana, found nowhere else on earth, and keep watch for flashes of green Cayman parrots and the shy agouti darting through the undergrowth. Then pause for lunch at a local restaurant in the island’s tranquil eastern districts.
Indulge your senses at the Tortuga Rum Cake Factory, where you can watch bakers at work, sample the island’s famous golden rum cakes and rums, and choose treasures to take home. Then pause for lunch at a local restaurant.
Journey on to West Bay and the world-renowned Cayman Turtle Centre, where you’ll discover the island’s inspiring sea turtle conservation work. For a truly enchanting moment, guests may choose to swim alongside these gentle ancient mariners. Please note: the turtle swim is not included in the tour price and is available at an additional cost. Just minutes away, wander among the jagged black rock formations of Hell, an otherworldly landscape unlike anywhere else on earth.
End your journey on the legendary Seven Mile Beach, with its powdery white sand and impossibly blue water, and pause for a photo at the stately Governor’s Residence.
Approx. 6¾–8 hours. Lunch is at your own expense. The turtle swim is an optional add-on at an additional cost and is not included in the tour price.
