As one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Seven Mile Beach features breathtaking turquoise waters and soft white sand. You can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing, or take a stroll along the beachfront to enjoy stunning ocean vistas.
Stingray City is a popular attraction where you can swim and snorkel with friendly stingrays in their natural habitat. Don't worry, they are accustomed to human interaction and won't harm you. Be prepared to handle these curious and playful creatures for an unforgettable experience.
Explore the mesmerizing underground world of the Cayman Crystal Caves, filled with amazing stalactites and stalagmites, crystal formations, and clear blue water. Your tour guide will take you through easily-navigable pathways and provide little-known insights on the caves' formation and the unique ecosystems living there.
This biologically diverse botanical park offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy an array of exotic plants and flowers. Also, get close to the native wildlife of Cayman Island like various species of butterflies, birds, and lizards. There is a traditional Caymanian House on the property to visit and have a glimpse into the Island's history.
Despite its eerie name, Hell offers a unique geological formation of black limestone that resembles a kind of volcanic landscape. Visitors should pay a visit to the gift shop and mail postcards " from Hell" to family and friends as a quirky fun souvenir. After visiting Hell, catch a stunning sunset over the ocean from one of the restaurants along the coast.
George Town is a paradise for shopping, dining, and experiencing local culture. The island's capital is home to an array of art galleries, shops, museums, restaurants offering delicious seafood, craft beer, and Caribbean coffee. Stroll along the harbor view and experience the local culture in their daily hustle.
It's best to rent a car if you are exploring the island beyond Seven Mile Beach. Taxis and buses are available, but car rental is convenient for covered a very short time. Travel from Owen Roberts International Airport to Seven Mile Beach by taxi or car is approximately 15 minutes with a fare of $30-$40. Alternatively, many hotels and resorts offer a shuttle service to and from the airport; inquire at the time of booking.
If you have more time, add a half-day hike through the Mastic Trail to your itinerary, it will lead you through a lush native forest. To make the most of your trip, diving, and snorkeling in the cristal clear waters to see the tropical marine life is a must-do. It's also worth exploring the lively local night scene with live music and a more relaxed atmosphere. If you have less time or you're on a tight budget, opt for visiting Seven Mile Beach, George Town, and Hell as they are the closest and the most straightforward to reach.
Cayman Island’s primary airport is the Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM), which is located on the largest island, Grand Cayman. This airport serves several international destinations such as Jamaica, Miami, and Toronto. Airport transfers to Seven Mile Beach are easy and quick, thanks to readily available taxis or car rentals, which are both affordable and quick. The airport is located only five miles from the Seven Mile Beach, with a travel time of about 15 minutes.