Cayman Islands - Grand Cayman Attractions

At 62,000 square feet of pure concrete, Black Pearl Skatepark is the second largest in the world! Skaters can take on the entire park or choose individual sections like the roundwalls, a deathbox, pockets, stairs, verts, thumbs to name a few. Expert, intermediate or beginner, there's enough concrete for all... (more)

At 62,000 square feet of pure concrete, Black Pearl Skatepark is the second largest in the world! Skaters can take on the entire park or choose individual sections like the roundwalls, a deathbox, pockets, stairs, verts, thumbs to name a few. Expert, intermediate or beginner, there's enough concrete for all levels and coaches who can provide instruction. Adjacent to the skatepark is the Grand Cayman's Wavelock which can generate waves up to 11 feet high! (close)

Meet Diego, the rough-and-tumble animal rescuer who will be visiting the Cayman Islands this summer and attending Cayman Islands Sea School with Diego. Held at Boatswain's Beach and Pedro St. James from June 6 to August 29, this free afternoon programme gives children ages 5-11 (and their parents) a chance... (more)

Meet Diego, the rough-and-tumble animal rescuer who will be visiting the Cayman Islands this summer and attending Cayman Islands Sea School with Diego. Held at Boatswain's Beach and Pedro St. James from June 6 to August 29, this free afternoon programme gives children ages 5-11 (and their parents) a chance to learn more about animal conservation and the environment. (close)

Plan ahead to avoid missing out on the Caribbean's premier jazz festival! Famed jazz, R&B and gospel artists unite on the water's edge to hypnotize you with their rhythms and have you swaying with the silver palms

Whether you prefer reef fishing, offshore trolling, night fishing or lobstering, Fat Fish Adventures has it covered. Our favorite is jet skiing out to the lobster grounds then snorkeling for lobster holes and fishing out our own mouth-water dinner! Yep, after returning to the dock, Fat Fish has a special... (more)

Whether you prefer reef fishing, offshore trolling, night fishing or lobstering, Fat Fish Adventures has it covered. Our favorite is jet skiing out to the lobster grounds then snorkeling for lobster holes and fishing out our own mouth-water dinner! Yep, after returning to the dock, Fat Fish has a special restaurant where your catch is served up with melted butter, garlic, cheese and all the fixings! If you prefer the big-game, you're sure to find Blue Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, and Mahi-mahi while trolling the ocean's edge just a half mile offshore. Reef Fishing is the best option for kids since Snapper, Triggger, Barracudas are easier to reel in. Equipment, bait and ice is included in the half and full day prices which range from $4oo to $800. Fat Fish will even arrange shuttle service from your hotel or villa. (close)

Don't miss this enchanting 10-day celebration of glittering floats, smoking canons, thrilling sword fights, spectacular fireworks, music, dancing and more.

The place to be seen in the Cayman Islands is 7 Mile Beach on Grand Cayman. This stretch of white sand plays host to some of the hottest resorts on the island, casual and upscale restaurants and plenty of tour companies lobbying for your time. It's also the perfect spot... (more)

The place to be seen in the Cayman Islands is 7 Mile Beach on Grand Cayman. This stretch of white sand plays host to some of the hottest resorts on the island, casual and upscale restaurants and plenty of tour companies lobbying for your time. It's also the perfect spot for sunbathing and people watching. Even snorkelers come to explore the coral reefs here. From dawn until dusk, there's plenty to do and see on 7 Mile Beach! (close)

Swimming with a school of sting rays sounds dangerous, but these charming sea creatures are surprisingly docile. In the mid 80s, fisherman would anchor at North Sound and clean their catch. It didn't take the sting rays long to sniff out this 'food court', and so Sting Ray city was... (more)

Swimming with a school of sting rays sounds dangerous, but these charming sea creatures are surprisingly docile. In the mid 80s, fisherman would anchor at North Sound and clean their catch. It didn't take the sting rays long to sniff out this 'food court', and so Sting Ray city was born. Today, tourists bring the buffet and can see as many as 30 or 40 a day. Stingray City averages 12 feet in depth, so it's fun for even young visitors. You can also find sting rays swarming in Sandbar which is slightly shallower at depths ranging from 3-10 feet. (close)

Cayman Cookout takes place January 16-19, 2009 and will be brought to you by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman and Food & Wine Magazine. Hosted by talented celebrity Chef Eric Ripert, this delectable weekend of events, tastings, demonstrations and wine seminars will offer visitors the... (more)

Cayman Cookout takes place January 16-19, 2009 and will be brought to you by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman and Food & Wine Magazine. Hosted by talented celebrity Chef Eric Ripert, this delectable weekend of events, tastings, demonstrations and wine seminars will offer visitors the opportunity to fill four delicious days in one of the most naturally beautiful and serene of locales - outdoors on world famous Seven Mile Beach! (close)