Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in Caribbean bliss – the Cayman Islands offer endless white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and hospitality you’ll never forget. From the world-famous Seven Mile Beach to the unique experience of swimming with stingrays at Stingray City – this is where luxury meets nature.
Welcome to the Cayman islands!
Arrival at Owen Roberts International Airport in George Town and transfer to the selected hotel.
Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach, or, optional: Three-Stop Excursion – Stingray City, Coral Reef Snorkeling, and the stunning Starfish Point.
Our adventure begins with pick-up from the hotel and transfer to the pier, where we board a boat heading toward the famous sandbar Stingray City – a place offering one of the most incredible marine experiences. The water here is shallow, only about 90–120 cm deep, allowing us to stand comfortably while interacting with the graceful and friendly southern stingrays. Guests can touch them, feed them, take photos, and even give them a kiss – according to local tradition, this brings luck and happiness! This experience is suitable for everyone – both experienced swimmers and non-swimmers – as the sandbar is safe and easily accessible.
After enjoying time with the stingrays, we continue by boat to a picturesque coral reef, where we can snorkel among a vibrant underwater world. Colorful tropical fish, striking corals, and other marine life await us in crystal-clear waters 2.5–3.5 meters deep. This location is perfect for safe snorkeling, suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Our third stop is the breathtaking Starfish Point – a tranquil beach where shallow waters and unspoiled nature allow us to relax and observe different species of starfish in their natural habitat. One of Grand Cayman’s most iconic nature spots, it’s ideal for photos, relaxation, and soaking in the beauty of the Caribbean.
At the end of the day, we return by boat to the pier, where a transfer will take us back to the hotel. Free time at leisure. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach, or, optional: Turtle Adventure and Snorkeling at the Cayman Turtle Centre.
Pick-up from the hotel and transfer to the Cayman Turtle Centre – one of the most exciting attractions in Grand Cayman, perfect for families and nature lovers.
Upon arrival, we will have full access to all park attractions. We’ll swim and snorkel alongside the magnificent green sea turtles in a special lagoon, where tropical fish glide around and peacocks stroll freely across the small islets. This is a rare chance to experience one of the last remaining turtle breeding farms in the world and to learn more about their lives and conservation.
At the Centre, we will also visit the shark tank, where sharks and other marine predators can be observed through both underwater and dry viewing windows, including a thrilling feeding session – a highlight for all ages.
We’ll explore the large aviary, home to Cayman parrots and other free-flying birds, as well as the island’s largest swimming pool, complete with two waterfalls and a view into the predator tank below the waterline. For those seeking extra fun, there is a water slide with two loops and a powerful water flow.
A nature trail offers scenic walks, traditional Caymanian architecture, and a visit to the breeding pond for green sea turtles, where large adult specimens can be seen.
We’ll also meet Smiley, the 9-meter saltwater crocodile, a star resident of the park. In the educational center, we will learn even more about turtles and explore the incubation area, where from May to October visitors may witness the hatching of baby turtles.
For a break and refreshment, the park features a bar and restaurant with a terrace overlooking the lagoon, serving both local and international dishes and drinks, including the island’s own beer. Before leaving, guests can browse the souvenir shop for keepsakes.
After the excursion, return transfer to the hotel. Free time for leisure. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach, or, optional: Grand Cayman Island Tour.
Pick-up from the hotel by air-conditioned coach and departure for the “Grand Cayman Island Tour” – one of the best ways to explore the island’s main highlights in a short time and at an affordable price!
We will travel comfortably while one of our friendly and knowledgeable guides shares fascinating facts and stories about the island. Along the way, we will visit unique sites such as Hell – famous for its bizarre limestone rock formations, the Tortuga Rum Cake Shop, Dolphin Park, the Governor’s Residence, and the world-renowned Seven Mile Beach.
During the tour, guests will enjoy complimentary samples of Tortuga rum cake and small rum shots, send a postcard from Hell, and enter a dolphin presentation at Cayman Dolphin Park free of charge.
This is the perfect introductory tour for a first-time visit to Grand Cayman! The final stop will be at the beach, where we’ll have about 15 minutes – just enough time for photos and a refreshing dip in the sea. Afterward, return transfer to the hotel. Free time at leisure. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach, or, optional: Parasailing over Seven Mile Beach – a panoramic Caribbean experience.
Pick-up from the hotel and transfer to Seven Mile Beach, one of the most beautiful and famous spots on Grand Cayman, where we will enjoy our thrilling parasailing adventure. We will soar high above the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, taking in unforgettable views from an altitude of 90 to 120 meters.
Take-off and landing are done smoothly and safely directly from the boat’s deck – no skills or prior experience required. The flight lasts about 10 minutes and offers an incredible aerial panorama over Seven Mile Beach and its surroundings.
A team of professional instructors ensures the experience is not only exciting but also completely safe and worry-free.
After the parasailing tour, you will have the option to stay at the beautiful beach for leisure time or head to downtown George Town for a stroll and shopping. If you choose to remain on the beach, you can easily return to the cruise terminal using one of the regularly running minibuses (approximately every 10 minutes) for a fee of around USD 6 per person. The ride takes about 10–15 minutes.
If you are accompanied by someone who does not wish to fly but would like to join the boat ride, they can participate as a passenger for a fee of USD 20 (subject to availability).
Return transfer to the hotel. Free time on the beach. Overnight stay.
Please note: Parasailing is subject to weather conditions. In case of strong winds on the day of the excursion, the flight may be canceled for your safety. In such cases, you will receive a full refund of the amount paid.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Free time for rest and relaxation on the beach. Overnight stay.
Breakfast. Check-out from the hotel rooms and transfer to Owen Roberts International Airport in George Town. Our adventure comes to an end today!
Flights
International flights to and from the Cayman Islands are not included in the tour package price. Most travelers arrive via Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM) in George Town, Grand Cayman. Domestic flights between the Cayman Islands’ three islands (Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman) are also not included unless specifically mentioned in the itinerary.
Visa Requirements
Citizens of the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom do not require a visa for short tourist stays in the Cayman Islands. A valid passport with at least six months’ validity from the date of entry and at least one blank page is required. For longer stays or nationalities requiring a visa, visa fees are not included in the package price.
Vaccinations & Health
There are no mandatory vaccinations for entry into the Cayman Islands. It is recommended to be up to date on routine immunizations such as tetanus, diphtheria, hepatitis A and B, and typhoid. Travelers should be aware that the islands are generally malaria-free, but precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue and Zika are advised. Consult your healthcare provider before departure. Tap water is generally safe, but bottled or filtered water is recommended for sensitive travelers.
