⚠️ Timetables, opening hours, prices and access conditions may change without notice, for reasons beyond our control (season, weather, decisions by operators, venues or local authorities). Before every trip, check the information with the relevant authorities and service providers.
Historic boat excursions to the famous sandbar where you can safely swim among the stingrays, snorkeling trip included.
Official websitecaptainmarvins.com→Marine park dedicated to the breeding and preservation of sea turtles: observation pools, swimming with turtles and a shark lagoon.
Official websiteturtle.ky→A guided tour of about 1.5 hours takes in three caves and a nature trail, leaving every hour from 9am to 4pm. The site also offers an evening bat flyout tour on Mondays and Fridays, with dinner, and barbecue nights on Wednesdays.
Official websitecaymancrystalcaves.com→A 65-acre park on Frank Sound Road in North Side with seven main attractions, including a floral garden, orchid boardwalk, xerophytic garden, heritage garden and woodland trail. It is also home to the Blue Iguana Conservation facility. Open 9am to 5.30pm.
Official websitebotanic-park.ky→Night paddles through the bioluminescent bay, launching from Rum Point in North Side. The operator also runs a bioluminescent tour on what it calls Grand Cayman's only electric boat, as well as a morning kayak tour.
Official websitecaymankayaks.com→An East End dive operator offering dive and snorkel trips, including Stingray City and East End snorkelling. It runs PADI courses from discover scuba to specialties, dive-and-stay packages at Compass Point Dive Resort, a dock webcam and is marking its 30th anniversary.
Official websiteoceanfrontiers.com→The National Trust looks after the Mastic Trail, Grand Cayman's largest contiguous area of untouched old-growth dry forest, and offers tours including a self-guided Blue Iguana Conservation visit, a half-day Warden Experience, Mission House and the Paradise Discovered Tour from George Town.
Official websitenationaltrust.org.ky→