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What to See in the Cayman Islands
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The Cayman Islands have no sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Grand Cayman
Bodden Town
This locality on the south coast was once the island's capital. You can still see remnants of its ramparts, the beautiful "Mission House" residence, and old cannons.
This locality on the south coast was once the island's capital. You can still see remnants of its ramparts, the beautiful "Mission House" residence, and old cannons.
George Town
It's the capital of the Cayman Islands and one of the world's leading tax havens. Between banks, offshore companies, and luxury yachts, this small town has also developed a thriving tourism industry thanks to the many cruise ships that stop here. Beyond shopping, you can take boat trips (even by submarine) or visit the town's two small museums.
It's the capital of the Cayman Islands and one of the world's leading tax havens. Between banks, offshore companies, and luxury yachts, this small town has also developed a thriving tourism industry thanks to the many cruise ships that stop here. Beyond shopping, you can take boat trips (even by submarine) or visit the town's two small museums.
Seven Mile Beach
This is the stunning beach between the capital and West Bay. It is home to numerous large hotels, bars, and restaurants. You can go diving here.
This is the stunning beach between the capital and West Bay. It is home to numerous large hotels, bars, and restaurants. You can go diving here.
West Bay
At the northwestern tip of Grand Cayman, this place is known for its limestone formations called "Hell", its beaches, and especially the nesting of sea turtles.
At the northwestern tip of Grand Cayman, this place is known for its limestone formations called "Hell", its beaches, and especially the nesting of sea turtles.
Other Islands
Cayman Brac
The easternmost island in the archipelago. Primarily a nature destination where you can enjoy beaches, diving, fishing, hiking, climbing, caving, or discover a parrot reserve.
The easternmost island in the archipelago. Primarily a nature destination where you can enjoy beaches, diving, fishing, hiking, climbing, caving, or discover a parrot reserve.
Little Cayman
The smallest of the three Cayman Islands boasts a world-class reputation for diving with its fifty-plus dive sites. Kayaking and birdwatching are also popular activities.
The smallest of the three Cayman Islands boasts a world-class reputation for diving with its fifty-plus dive sites. Kayaking and birdwatching are also popular activities.
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Cayman Brac
★★★ The easternmost island in the archipelago. Primarily a nature destination where you can enjoy beaches, diving, fishing, hiking, climbing…
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Little Cayman
★★ The smallest of the three Cayman Islands boasts a world-class reputation for diving with its fifty-plus dive sites. Kayaking and…
Seven Mile Beach
★★ This is the stunning beach between the capital and West Bay. It is home to numerous large hotels, bars, and restaurants. You can go diving…
West Bay
★★ At the northwestern tip of Grand Cayman, this place is known for its limestone formations called "Hell", its beaches, and especially the…
Bodden Town
★ This locality on the south coast was once the island's capital. You can still see remnants of its ramparts, the beautiful "Mission House"…
George Town (Cayman Islands)
★ It's the capital of the Cayman Islands and one of the world's leading tax havens. Between banks, offshore companies, and luxury yachts…
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
★ A small botanical park in the eastern part of Grand Cayman Island.
Pedro St. James National Historic Site
★ A "grand historic house" on the south coast in Savannah.