LOCAL AREA

Stingray City is a series of shallow sandbars found in the North Sound of Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. It is a tourist attraction, where southern stingrays are found in abundance and visitors can pet and interact with the animals. Guests can visit Stingray City by boat only. These snorkel/boat tours can be booked through the hotel at the front desk.

Cayman Turtle Farm is a research and breeding farm housing two species of sea turtles: green sea turtles and a small number of endangered Kemp's Ridley sea turtles. It raises turtles for local consumption to counteract poaching in local waters, and is also a conservation facility, releasing turtles into the wild. Touch tanks and wading pools provide plenty of opportunities for animal lovers to commune with these gentle creatures.

Seven Mile Beach is a long crescent of coral-sand beach on the western end of Grand Cayman island.

With expansive fairways and greens, our par 71 course has a championship rating of 73.1 and features 5 sets of tee boxes for all ages and abilities. Our signature par 3 11th hole is known for it's length and stunning ocean backdrop. Dotted throughout with lush palm trees, the course is often visited by iguanas and colorful birds.

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is a non-profit outdoor garden and wildlife facility located in the North Side District of Grand Cayman Island

George Town, an offshore banking hub and Cayman's attractive capital, comes alive when cruise ships arrive. Lining the harbor front are a collection of restaurants and duty free shops housed in colorful gingerbread buildings, a contrast to the condominiums, satellite dishes, and modern glass Government Administration Building known as the "Glass House". Visitors will find several tourist attractions in this cute capital.

The Mastic Reserve on Grand Cayman is designed to protect an area of dry subtropical forest, which is typical to the Caribbean but disappearing through deforestation. Within the reserve, the three-kilometer long Mastic Trail takes visitors across jagged iron shore and through dry forest, silver thatch palms, and black mangrove wetland. Originally built more than 100 years ago, the trail was no longer used and became overgrown when the island's roads were developed.

On the north coast of Grand Cayman, sinister black rock formations inspired the naming of the town Hell. In 1962 Hell opened its own district post office for those who wanted to mark their visit to Hell officially. The post office is now painted bright red and a resident "devil" dispenses witticisms along with souvenirs. A sturdy boardwalk provides easier access to view the rock formation.

About 20 minutes drive east of George Town, the Pedro St. James National Historic Site is home to a restored 18 th century plantation house known as Pedro's Castle. One of the oldest buildings on the island, this elaborate three-story stone structure is known as the "Birthplace of Democracy in the Cayman Islands". It was here in 1831 that the decision was made to form the nation's first elected parliament. Today visitors can tour the restored house and learn about its history.

Guided tours of a small-batch distillery with a big copper still & samples of rum & vodka. Seven Fathoms Rum is very popular and is distilled 7 fathoms under the ocean.

The USS Kittiwake is one of the best-known wreck dives in the Caribbean, if not the world. Its convenient location, just off Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman, and shallow depths make it a popular site among scuba divers as well as snorkelers and freedivers. USS Kittiwake (ASR-13) was a United States Navy Chanticleer-class submarine rescue vessel in commission from 1946 to 1994. After 49 years of service, Kittiwake was decommissioned in 1994 and eventually sunk in Cayman as one of 365 dive sites

The Cayman Islands Brewery produces and distributes Caybrew, Caylight, Ironshore Bock and White Tip Lager. They also offer brewery tours.

Governor's Beach is a relaxing spot within Seven Mile Beach, located beside and in front of the Governor's home. With families visiting in the morning and games played in the afternoon, this shore sees all the action. Governor's Beach is excellent for snorkelling, a picturesque stroll or floating on the water with a cold drink. Beachgoers can enjoy the shade while snacking on the sea grapes that fall from the trees in June and July. And as with all views to the west here, you’ll witness the most

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

Situated in a lush tropical forest in Northside, Grand Cayman, Cayman Crystal Caves is the island's newest nature tourist attraction.

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