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Cayman Islands National Museum

The Museum is made up of three buildings, one of which is the oldest in the Cayman Islands and an archaeological site in progress. On completion, the museum will feature a multi-media show on Caymanian culture, featuring home and religious life as well as industries. The Cultural History Exhibit will include a video presentation related to the famous Wreck of the Ten Sail and events in the history of slavery. The Natural History Gallery, including some with audio-visual support, consist of displays on the Islands’ geology, flora and fauna and a three-dimensional map of undersea canyons, mountains and the four-mile long Cayman Trench. New additions to the Museum comprise of a Changing Gallery, featuring revolving exhibits on contemporary Caymanian life and a Children Gallery.

Mastic Trail

Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, small groups are taken on fascinating nature walks lasting approximately three hours, following a historic path through a mosaic of habitats that include an ancient old-growth forest.

Miniature Golf

Enjoy an 18-hole course with unusual jungle theme complete with elephants and even a waterfall. Located in the Seven Mile Beach area next to Deckers restaurant, the course is open seven days a week.

Rum Point

Located on the picturesque north side of the island, “Rum Point”, named after barrels of rum that washed ashore after a shipwreck, extends for 7 miles to divide the two “arms” of Grand Cayman. It is truly a retreat with a relax atmosphere, white sandy beach and shallow clear waters that provide spectacular snorkelling, water sports rental, delicious food and shady trees perfect for an afternoon siesta in one of the beach hammocks!

Scholar's Park

Located in the heart of West Bay and stretching to over two acres, this beautiful park is a popular recreational area for families. It includes cabanas, a BBQ area, and huge play area, as well as a quaint Caymanian style cottage at the centre.

South Sound Park

This is another beautiful park located on South Sound Road very close to the beach. With a play area and BBQ area, this is a wonderful place to spend a day or afternoon.

Seven Mile Beach

Dotted with shops, bars, restaurants, watersports, and resorts, these tranquil blue waters and white sands ensure visitors have a good time.

Swimming with the Dolphins

One of Cayman’s most exciting and thrilling activities are Dolphin Discovery and Dolphin Cove swimming with the dolphins programme. This adventure gives participants the opportunity to experience up close and personal interaction with the Dolphins, while gaining an understanding of these fascinating mammals. Dolphin Discovery is located in West Bay across from the world famous Cayman Turtle Farm, Boatswain’s Beach. Dolphin Cove is also located in West Bay within Morgan’s Harbour.

StingRay City

Stingray City is found just off the Coast of Grand Cayman Island and consists of a string of sand bars that cross the North Sound from Morgan’s Harbour to Rum Point. Enjoy this unique experience of touching and feeding a Stingray, standing in only three feet of water, during either a full or half day snorkel or dive tour. Interacting with these graceful and gentle creatures is lots of fun and suitable for all ages. It’s definitely an exhilarating, one-of-a-kind adventure!

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