The Best Beaches in the Cayman Islands
The beaches of the Cayman Islands are postcard-perfect, with powder-soft sand and crystal clear water. Whether you want to get in touch with your inner beach bum, experience the range of water sports, or wait for a dramatic sunset, these are the Cayman Islands's best beaches.
Seven Mile Beach, Cayman Islands
This is by far the most popular beach in the Cayman Islands, and it's even a top beach destination for the Caribbean as a whole. Seven miles of powdered sugar sand are a big draw, as are turquoise waters that are home to coral reefs within...
Swingdale Ln, Cayman Islands
While the Cayman Islands may have tons of activities and beaches perfect for families and small children, there is one off-the-beaten-path beach on Little Cayman that is extremely romantic and secluded. Point of Sand, located on the eastern tip,...
S Church St, George Town, Cayman Islands
Located just south of George Town, Smith Barcadere is a wonderful beach that offers top-notch snorkeling and diving just off the shore. The water is crystal clear, allowing the observation of colorful sponges, sea fans, coral reefs, and a wide...
Rum Point, Cayman Islands
Among vacationers who’ve been coming to Grand Cayman forever, there’s a whole faction that essentially camps out at Rum Point all day every day, and you’ll understand why as soon as you see the place. Tucked away, super low-key,...
Spotts Public Beach, Savannah, Cayman Islands
Calm waters, good shade, and jungle gyms comprise the quintessential family beach, and it's easy to find in the Cayman Islands. Spotts Beach, in Grand Cayman, is an idyllic location between the barrier reefs and ironshore cliffs. Here, little ones...
So many of the amazing coral gardens and tropical fish in the Cayman Islands are no more that 10 to 15 feet from the water's surface. This allows for perfect snorkeling excursions from the shoreline of easily accessible beaches. Cemetery Beach and...
Old Man Bay, Cayman Islands
This beach in Grand Cayman features hidden coves and undeveloped shoreline to walk along in total solitude. With the nearest restaurant about a mile away, it will just be your thoughts, the tide, and the occasional seabird cruising the coast.
West Bay, Cayman Islands
This national park runs along the sea and is only accessible via a long dirt road near Papagallo restaurant. As this beach is truly secluded, it may have areas of seaweed and driftwood to maneuver around.
