This tour begins with a short drive through George Town, our capital city with its mix of traditional and modern architecture and bustling commercial district, representative of the Cayman Islands' position as the fifth largest financial centre in the world.
Drive along beautiful Seven Mile Beach, dotted with luxury hotels and condos, before entering historic West Bay. A stop at our world-famous Turtle Farm will bring you up close with our green turtles, some weighing up to 650 pounds, which are cultivated, protected and reintroduced to the wild.
A tour is not complete without a stop at Hell, a jagged rock formation, said to resemble the real Hell. This is a popular stop for visitors, who take pleasure in sending a postcard to family or friends from Hell and visiting the Devil's Hangout Gift Shop.
The tour continues to the Tortuga Rum Cake factory outlet, where you can see the famous run cakes in the making and enjoy samples of this original and authentic Cayman specialty.
From there, it's off to visit the ever-amazing Conch Shell House before returning to downtown George Town for the duty-free shopping experience of a lifetime.
This tour begins with a scenic drive through South Sound, one of Grand Cayman's upscale residential districts. Our experienced guides will point out many interesting places and historical facts as you proceed to your first stop - Pedro St. James Castle, a restored 18th century great house and national historic site.
Tour guides will regale you with many enchanting stories as told through generations of ancestors. View historical artifacts that are still in their original forms.
From Pedro St. James Castle, you will continue east through historic Bodden Town, the first capital of Grand Cayman, on your way to Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, a 65-acre garden and woodland preserve. The recently renovated Visitors Centre with beautiful colonial Caribbean and Caymanian architecture will take your breath away.
Take a walk through Heritage Garden and Floral Gardens, on your way to the lakes. See our world famous Blue Iguana Park, where the National Trust for Cayman Islands has developed a captive breeding programme for this beautiful, but endangered species.
From the Botanic Park, your journey will continue along the scenic Queen Elizabeth II Highway, as you head towards the Eastern Districts. Your tour will take you through the quaint village of East End on your way to Wreck of the Ten Sails where history tells of 10 merchant ships that followed each other one by one on to the reef.
From there, you'll stop at the famous blow holes, where if the weather is right, you'll witness a spectacular show, like water cascading through a fountain.
Our tour ends in George Town, where you'll visit the famous Tortuga Rum Cake Factory, where you will see the manufacturing process, while sampling the original and authentic rum cake.
