Seven Mile Beach is famed for its crystal-clear aquamarine waters and endless opportunities for water sports. Towering Australian pines line the shoreline, offering shade and a picturesque backdrop. With water temperatures averaging a warm 80°F (27°C) in winter, it’s perfect for year-round swimming, adventure, or simply soaking up the sun.

With so many activities to choose from, a day on Seven Mile Beach can be as exhilarating or relaxing as you want it to be.

Whether you enjoy just relaxing and watching the waves roll in or taking your vacation up a notch and parasailing over the Caribbean Sea, Seven Mile Beach has what you're looking for.

Explore the island with family-friendly activities such as dolphin encounters, Cayman Karting, and bicycle tours.

Discover Camana Bay—a lively waterfront town where you can satisfy your foodie cravings, shop for all things local and explore our weekly Farmers and Artisans Market. Swing lazily on a hammock, climb the 75-foot Observation Tower or be delighted by the sound of kids splashing in the fountains. It all happens only a short walk from Seven Mile Beach.

The Mastic Reserve on Grand Cayman protects part of the largest contiguous area of untouched, old growth dry forest remaining on the island. This area and other similar expanses of forest in Cayman are of international significance representing some of the last remaining examples of the Caribbean’s dry, subtropical, semi deciduous dry forest, which have been the target of particularly intense deforestation throughout the West Indies.

Boatswain’s Beach is the new home of over 16,000 turtles of the Cayman Turtle Farm and promises to take your breath away with its fabulous arrays of turtles. A journey of discovery awaits you in this beautiful marine park with all the other exciting marine adventures. Enjoy everything from nature trails to a snorkeling lagoon, as well as a bird aviary, iguanas and other predator tanks, shopping arcades, and much more!

Stingray City is 15 feet deep, where you can swim along and hand feed an array of awe-inspiring stingrays. Enjoy the Stingray Sandbar – only waist-deep – you can use a mask and snorkeling gear to watch the rays in more shallow water.

The Botanical Park is a must-see with its natural beauty of the Cayman Islands. Stroll through its 65 acres of land inhabited by iguanas, native migratory birds and other indigenous creatures. Also experience the large floral garden and a variety of exotic plant life.