Not-To-Be-Missed Tourist Destinations in Caymans on Your Next Trip

Coral-encrusted underwater mountain range, sun-kissed beaches, world-class scuba diving & one of a kind snorkeling sites, glitzy nightlife scene, dramatic scenery, and exotic flora & fauna – The Cayman Islands boast everything to make your next charter vacation a memorable one. Whether you are looking for complete relaxation, exciting nightlife or the awesome underwater sights of our oh-so-accessible reefs, Caymans tourist attractions have something for everyone. 

Prepare to relax and enjoy at the must-visit Caymans tourist destinations, leaving your normal life on hold while you get away for a while. 

1. Atlantis Submarines (at night) – Atlantis submarines offer a golden chance to its visitors to experience the underwater world of predatory nocturnal fish and corals with their polyps open without even getting wet. This submarine cruise gives you kaleidoscopic vistas of marine life with a unique dive into the nighttime waters which is quite impossible to see during the day. Tropical fish, shallow reefs, underwater canyons, and even shipwrecks are just some of the sights to enjoy.

 

2. Seven Mile Beach Getaway – Seven Mile Beach is ranked as one of the world's best beaches for basking in the sand. Stunning Seven Mile Beach is a jewel in the crown with a range of water sports activities. Celebrated for its warm, white sand and pristine turquoise waters, it is the perfect place to kick back, unwind, and listen to the sounds of crystal clear water lapping the sand. Take a walk in the surf, or relax on a lounge chair in either the sun or the shade and be sure to go for a dip in the bath-like water, letting the Caribbean Sea gently rock your worries away.

3. George Town – For an introduction to the highlights of Grand Cayman, take a drive through the famous sights of George Town – Cayman's attractive capital and the largest city in Grand Cayman. Take in the elegant views of the Caribbean arts and crafts from different shops. Visitors will find several tourist attractions to be quite amazing in this magnificent capital such as the unique Conch Shell House, Cayman Islands National Museum, Fort George, and Elmslie Memorial Church to name a few.

4. Cayman Turtle Farm – When in Cayman, you should not miss a visit to the Cayman Turtle Farm, where you get an introduction to the serene beauty & amazing turtle marine species. Cayman Turtle Farm – the research and breeding farm is home to two species of sea turtles: green sea turtles and a small number of endangered Kemp's Ridley sea turtles. Here, you can also spot newborn hatchlings, touch and hold small sea turtles and take pictures of these amazing marine creatures that weigh as much as 600 pounds (272 kg).

5. East End – Escape the hustle and bustle of George Town, the East End offers a slower-paced alternative to the popular attractions on the island's west coast. The island is popular amongst tourists as it offers superb snorkeling, excellent dive sites, secluded beaches, authentic island food and much more. Just fifteen minutes away from the East End lies  Rum Point – the island's northern tip. This peaceful pine-fringed cove has loads of hammocks and volleyball nets.

From Seven Mile Beach which is famous for its panoramic views of the sunsets to Rum point with its picturesque beach ringed with shady Casuarina Pines – the Caymans tourist destinations have a lot in store for every visitor. Get ready to immerse yourself in the scenic coastlines, breathtaking lush green scenery and fantastic coastal vistas as you begin your excursion on your own private yacht charter. For the sports enthusiasts, Cayman is a paradise where you can enjoy diving, snorkeling, parasailing, fishing, kayaking, kite boarding and more in the clear Cayman waters, throughout the year.