The 11 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
From the 7 guides that rank for "best beaches in cayman islands"
Named by 7 of 71. Seven Mile BeachLong public beach on the west side, lined with hotels, good for swimming, snorkelling and water sports.Actually about 6.3 miles long, with shallow, gentle water that suits young children.
Named by 5 of 72. Rum PointCalm, shallow cove on the quiet north side with soft white sand, suited to families.About 50 minutes from Seven Mile Beach, away from the busier areas.
Named by 3 of 73. Smith Cove (Smith Barcadere)Small cove in South Sound with shallow water and rocks to snorkel around.Has picnic tables, restrooms and a few shady trees.
Named by 3 of 74. Governor's BeachA public section of Seven Mile Beach in front of the Governor's house, calm and good for a sunset.Live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
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Travel guides most often name December to April as the best time to visit Cayman Islands.
Named by 3 of 75. Cemetery BeachPublic section of Seven Mile Beach with parking and bathrooms across the road.Said to have the healthiest, most varied coral along Seven Mile Beach, about 55 metres from shore.
Named by 2 of 76. Starfish PointShallow bay on the North Side where cushion starfish sit in the sand; keep them in the water.Remote spot with good snorkelling and warm green water.
7. Spotts BeachSeagrass gives it a spotted look; a long dock with stairs works for snorkelling, near the airport.
8. Colliers BeachLarge sandy beach on the East End with pavilions; the water has seagrass but few people.
9. Barefoot BeachEast End beach that seems a local hangout, reached by a road through forest.
10. Point O' SandSecluded beach on Little Cayman, good for picnics.
11. Owen IslandUninhabited island off Little Cayman with white sand and clear water.