Explore Grand Cayman’s Rich History and Natural Beauty

Discover the cultural and architectural heritage of Grand Cayman on this immersive tour, ideal for travelers who enjoy learning about history while experiencing a touch of adventure.

Begin your journey at Pedro St. James Castle, the oldest standing building in Grand Cayman. Built in 1801, during a time when most islanders lived in small thatch-roofed homes, this three-storey Great House was constructed by a wealthy Englishman using enslaved labor from Jamaica. Explore the main building, stroll through the beautifully maintained gardens and seaside gazebo, and experience a multi-sensory 3D presentation at the Pedro Theatre, bringing the island’s history vividly to life.

Next, visit the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens, a lush sanctuary showcasing the island’s vibrant flora and diverse wildlife. Walk along nature trails and wetlands to spot the endangered Cayman Parrot, native aquatic birds, and the Cayman Blue Iguana, a unique species and one of the park’s main attractions.

Places You Will Visit

• Pedro St. James Castle

• Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens