Cayman Islands
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1. Bioluminiscent Bay
Body Of Water/WaterfallGrand Cayman's bioluminiscent bay, near Rum Point, is one of the few such bays in the world. It's about 45 minutes from George Town and can...Read More
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2. Bloody Bay Wall
Nature SightThis beach, named for being the site of a spectacular 17th-century sea battle, was declared one of the world's top three dive sites by the ...Read More
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3. Booby Pond Nature Reserve
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe reserve is home to 20,000 red-footed boobies (the Western Hemisphere's largest colony) and Cayman's only breeding colony of magnificent...Read More
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4. Brac Parrot Reserve
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe likeliest place to spot the endangered Cayman Brac parrot—and other indigenous and migratory birds—is along this National Trust hiking trail...Read More
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5. Cayman Islands National Museum
Museum/GalleryBuilt in 1833, the historically significant clapboard home of the national museum has had several different incarnations over the years, serving...Read More
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6. Gladys B. Howard Little Cayman National Trust Visitors Centre
Educational InstitutionThis traditional Caymanian cottage overlooks the Booby Pond Nature Reserve; telescopes on the breezy second-floor deck permit close-up views...Read More
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7. Jackson Wall
ReefAdjacent to Bloody Bay, Jackson Wall and reef are nearly as stunning. Conditions are variable, the water now glassy, now turbulent, so snorkelers...Read More
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8. National Gallery of the Cayman Islands
Museum/GalleryA worthy nonprofit, this museum displays and promotes Caymanian artists and craftspeople, both established and grassroots. The gallery coordinates...Read More
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9. National Trust for the Cayman Islands
Visitor CenterThis office provides a map of historic and natural attractions, books and guides to Cayman, and information on its website about everything...Read More
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10. Owen Island
BeachThis private, forested island can be reached by rowboat, kayak, or an ambitious 200-yard swim. Anyone is welcome to come across and enjoy the...Read More
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11. Pedro St. James Castle
Historic HomeBuilt in 1780, the great house is Cayman's oldest stone structure and the island's only remaining late-18th-century residence. In its capacity...Read More
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12. Point of Sand
BeachStretching over a mile on the island's easternmost point, this secluded beach is great for wading, shell collecting, and snorkeling. On a clear...Read More
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13. Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThis 65-acre wilderness preserve showcases a wide range of indigenous and nonindigenous tropical vegetation, approximately 2,000 species in...Read More
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14. Seven Mile Beach
BeachGrand Cayman's west coast is dominated by this famous beach—actually a 5½-mile (10-km) expanse of powdery white sand overseeing lapis water...Read More
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