Explore Grand Cayman’s Rich History and Natural Beauty

Step into the past and immerse yourself in the stories, landscapes, and wildlife that make Grand Cayman truly unforgettable. This engaging tour is perfect for travelers who love history, culture, and a touch of adventure woven into one remarkable experience.

Your journey begins at Pedro St. James Castle, known as the “Birthplace of Democracy” in the Cayman Islands. Built in 1780 by Englishman William Eden, this striking three-story Great House is the oldest surviving stone structure in the islands. At a time when most residents lived in modest thatch-roofed homes, Pedro St. James stood as a powerful symbol of wealth and influence.

Explore the historic interiors, wander through beautifully manicured gardens overlooking the sea, and relax at the seaside gazebo. Then, bring history to life with an immersive multi-sensory 3D presentation at the Pedro Theatre, offering a captivating glimpse into Cayman’s past.

Next, escape into nature at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens, a lush tropical haven bursting with color and life. Stroll along scenic nature trails and wetlands as you search for the endangered Cayman Parrot, native aquatic birds, and the iconic Grand Cayman Blue Iguana, one of the park’s most celebrated residents.

This unforgettable tour blends history, culture, and nature into one enriching Cayman experience.

Places You Will Visit

• Pedro St. James Castle
• Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens

Price: From US$115 (Includes entrance fees to all attractions)