Things to Do

Whether it’s your first time visiting the Caymans or you’ve been coming here for years, we recommend the following to check out the latest restaurant openings and to explore activities in the region:

Things to do nearby in West Bay:

Snorkeling and Diving:

The buoys in the ocean directly in front of the house are accessible dive sites. For those looking for excursions, including sailing trips, dives and other expeditions, try Red Sail Sports, Cayman Turtle Divers, Indigo Divers, Divetech, Eden Rock Diving Center or Ocean Frontiers.

Diving and snorkeling gear can be rented through Divers Supply or Divers World.

Culture, Heritage and Entertainment:

There’s plenty to do in West Bay, along Seven Mile Beach and in George Town, including wildlife and cultural experiences. Here are some best bets:

Sports:

Further Afield:

If you want to explore Grand Cayman beyond West Bay, rent a car and hit some of these spots. Trips are about 45-60 minutes by car:

  • Located on the North Side, Cayman Crystal Caves offers guided tours to this natural attraction.
  • Experience the natural wonder of the Blowholes. Located on Sea View Road near the East End, see water spew into the air as the ocean meets land. The Blowholes are free to visit.
  • A short drive up the road from the Blowholes and also free to visit, take in the view of the Wreck of the Ten Sails and read about its history.
  • Explore the island’s native flora and fauna, including a blue iguana habitat, at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park in the East End.
  • Explore Pedro St. James, the oldest existing stone building on the island. 
  • See stingrays and other marine life in their natural habitat with a trip to Stingray City. 

Additional Resources:

Check out these other resources to plan your Cayman Islands trip:

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