Cayman’s beaches are a major attraction to an ever-growing number of tourists. – Photo: Stephen Clarke

Seven Mile Beach

World-famous for a reason, Seven Mile Beach – which is actually 5.5 miles long – offers stretches of white sand and crystal-clear Caribbean waters. It can be busy around the hotels, but you can usually find a spot away from the crowds to relax in solitude next to the calming effects of the Caribbean ocean.

Governors Beach

Governors Beach offers ample parking, excellent snorkelling and a mobility (mobi) mat. Can get busy on weekends or peak tourist season, nut the view is well-worth it.

Public Beach

Public Beach has cabanas available for rent for your next event, children’s playgrounds, toilets, beach volleyball area, a mobi mat and changing areas. There is plenty of parking and grassy areas for picnics, or sports.

Cemetery Beach

Cemetery Beach offers shade, world-class snorkelling in a warm, crystal-clear ocean and the wreck of the USS Kittiwake.

West Bay Public Beach

West Bay Public Beach has parking, cabanas, toilets, changing facilities, dock, nearby restaurants.

Barker’s Beach

With regular winds and shallow reef-protected waters making Barkers a kitesurfer’s paradise, the rustic sands also play host to horseback riding, dog walking, and a stop on the ATV adventure route.

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