Make your vacation complete with a visit to Cayman Islands attractions

There's a lot more to Cayman Islands than sun and surf. Cayman Islands attractions offer a myriad of things to see and do, whether you're looking to fill an hour or a day. With choices as varied as museums, cruises, and historical sites, you'll never have a dull moment during your visit to Cayman Islands. Of course, our beautiful beaches remain the reason people visit year after year. So let us show you some of our favorite places to play.

Bodden Town Guard House Park
Explore the many stone cannons, and trek the rising grounds of this historic park in Cayman Islands' first capital city of Bodden Town, named after the majority of residents that lived there during the late 1770s. It is believed that the local volunteer militia stored weapons, that they would use against attacking marauders, on this hidden plateau. Admission is free at this park.

Booby Pond Nature Reserve
Load your camera birdwatchers, and come prepared to snap shots of rare Red-footed Booby birds at this pond, which has the largest colony of these species in the Western hemisphere according to the Cayman Islands National Trust Organization. The organization is heavily committed to preserving the pond.

Cayman Islands National Museum
Embrace the Caymanian's seafaring tradition, and trace the lineage of this mellow culture by eyeing well-kept land and sea artifacts stored at the Cayman Islands National Museum in Grand Cayman.

Cayman Turtle Farm
Investigate phases of a turtle's life cycle at this farm reserve located on the east coast of the Grand Cayman. More than 16,000 sea turtles reside here.

East End Lighthouse Park
Focus your eyes on this historical lighthouse erected on the site of Cayman Island's first constructed light structure in Gorling Bluff.

Hell
It's not the home associated with the devil, but it might have been just as hot at one period of time. Many pay a visit to this fiery pit - a scorched terrain of worn coral limestone - in the West Bay, just north of Seven Mile Beach.

Pedro St. James Historic Site
Saunter through this historical park, in Grand Cayman, which highlights a restored 19th century plantation house built by slaves.

Seven Mile Beach
This 5.5-mile-long stretch of beach, the life of the Grand Cayman, lures most of Cayman Islands’ visitors. This beach area is pumping with activity, as steady streams of traffic flow in an out of its lively bars and restaurants, and its watery deep.

Stingray City
Swash around swarms of fun-loving stingrays at this popular dive and snorkel site in Grand Cayman.

Queen Elizabeth Botanic Park
Discover the many beautiful blooms, and unusual animals that adorn colorful Cayman Islands at this award-winning botanical park in the Grand Cayman.