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3.5 Hours (Approx)
Daily Tour
10 people
English
Discover the Natural Beauty, History, and Heritage of Grand Cayman’s East Side
Your journey begins with a scenic drive through George Town, the island’s capital and financial hub, where modern architecture meets historic Caribbean charm. From there, we travel along the picturesque South Sound coastal district, home to elegant seaside residences and beautiful ocean views.
Our first major stop is at Pedro St. James Castle—affectionately known as Pedro Castle. Built in 1780, this beautifully restored plantation home is the oldest standing building in Grand Cayman and holds deep historical significance as the “Birthplace of Democracy” in the Cayman Islands. Here, you’ll enjoy a multimedia theatre presentation that brings the island’s history to life, explore the scenic gardens, and perhaps spot the famous Cayman Blue Iguana.
The tour continues with a visit to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, a tranquil haven showcasing Cayman’s colorful native flora and fauna. Wander through the nature trails and wetlands, admire the blooming tropical plants, and look out for the endangered Cayman Parrot and Cayman Blue Iguana, both protected species that call the park home.
Before returning, we’ll make a stop at the East End Blow Holes, a natural wonder where seawater bursts dramatically through rock formations — a perfect photo opportunity and a breathtaking reminder of Cayman’s rugged coastal beauty.
Tortuga Rum Cake Factory
Pedro St. James Castle
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
East End Blow Holes
Group Size: Up to 21 guests per bus
Duration: Approximately 3.5 hours
Includes: Entry fees, transportation, and guided commentary
Stops on this tour may operate in a different sequence than described above.
Pricing valid for groups of 2–10 guests. If your group has fewer than 2 guests, please contact us for a custom quote.
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