Discovered in the 1990s and opened to the public after two decades of careful restoration, the Cayman Crystal Caves are among the island’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Venture into a hidden world of stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal formations, sculpted by nature over countless centuries. Your guided walking tour (approximately 1.5 hours) takes you through the surrounding tropical forest and three spectacular caves, where you’ll encounter lush vegetation, strangler balsam trees, air plants, and native wildlife such as parrots and bats.

(Option 1) Known as the “Birthplace of Democracy” in the Cayman Islands, Pedro St. James Castle is the oldest standing building on Grand Cayman, built in 1780. Explore the grand three-story Great House, stroll through its scenic gardens, and enjoy a multi-sensory 3D theatre experience that brings Cayman’s history vividly to life.

(Option 2) Alternatively, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Park, where you can admire the island’s vibrant native flora, tranquil wetlands, and colorful orchids. The park is home to the endangered Cayman Blue Iguana and the Cayman Parrot, both symbols of the island’s rich biodiversity. Enjoy a peaceful walk along lush garden trails surrounded by native plants, birds, and butterflies.