Beaches, reefs, caves and the sandbar at Stingray City. The places that make Cayman worth the trip.
Cayman's most famous experience: stand waist-deep on a North Sound sandbar while wild southern stingrays glide around you.
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Guided tours through three spectacular crystal caves beneath a tropical forest at Old Man Bay, North Side. Open daily 9:00 to 5:30.
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One of the Caribbean's great beaches: miles of powder-white public sand, calm turquoise water and the island's best sunsets.
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The laid-back North Side classic: shallow, glass-calm water, shady casuarinas, hammocks and the birthplace of the Mudslide cocktail.
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Calm, knee-deep water over white sand where red cushion sea stars gather, beside Rum Point on the quiet north side. Look and photograph, but keep them under the water.
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One of the Caribbean's few year-round bio bays, beside Rum Point and Cayman Kai: on a moonless night every paddle stroke ignites blue-green light. Visit by kayak or boat tour.
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Gardens, a lake and the famous Blue Iguana Conservation facility off Frank Sound Road, North Side. Open daily 9:00 to 5:30, Cayman's green heart.
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The oldest green sea turtle conservation facility in the world, releasing turtles to the wild for over 50 years. Lagoons, encounters and family fun in West Bay.
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A field of jagged, blackened limestone spires millions of years old, and a post office that will stamp your postcard from Hell. Free, quick and gloriously odd, minutes from the Turtle Centre.
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Cayman's story told inside the 1830s Old Courts Building, the oldest building on the island, right on the George Town harbour front. Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 10-2.
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The Dart group's planned town centre between Seven Mile Beach and the North Sound, with a 75-foot observation tower, a canal-side crescent, a seven-screen cinema and open restaurants on the water.
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Ten miles of barefoot quiet with a population under two hundred: Bloody Bay Wall, one of the greatest wall dives on earth, the red-footed booby colony at Booby Pond, and the sand spit at Point of Sand.
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The adventurous sister island: a 140-foot limestone bluff running the island's spine, caves to explore, and world-class wreck diving on the 330-foot Russian frigate Capt. Keith Tibbetts.
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