WHAT TO DO IN GRAN CAYMAN

THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II BOTANIC PARK

A tranquil 65‑acre sanctuary on North Side, Grand Cayman, beautifully merges native flora, cultural heritage, and wildlife conservation for an inspiring outdoor venue. Designed with seven themed gardens - including the vibrant Floral Colour Garden, historic Heritage Garden with a traditional Caymanian cottage, the immersive Orchid Boardwalk, Xerophytic Garden, and the serene lake and wetlands - it also encompasses the Woodland Trail and the Blue Iguana Habitat & Recovery Centre, where guests may encounter Grand Cayman’s endangered blue iguanas roaming freely.

THE CAYMAN ISLANDS NATIONAL MUSEUM

Located in George Town in the historic Old Courts Building dating back to the 1830s, the National Museum is both the oldest public building in the Islands and a dynamic visitor attraction steeped in Caymanian heritage. Within its walls are five curated galleries - including natural history and cultural galleries - a restored 19th-century jail, and an audiovisual theatre, all dedicated to telling the story of Cayman’s past, present, and future. Though primarily a museum, it offers a compelling setting for intimate, cultured gatherings - mall-scale receptions, networking sessions, or opening-night events - surrounded by artifacts that span centuries. Visitors can follow their meeting with guided tours, enjoy local cuisine at the onsite café, and browse in the museum gift shop for locally crafted souvenirs. With its elegant ambience, cultural significance, and versatility, the National Museum delivers a distinctive and memorable venue experience that reflects the authentic essence of the Cayman Islands

THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

Nestled along the Esterley Tibbetts Highway near Camana Bay, is a contemporary cultural institution housed in a striking 9,000 sq ft facility that effortlessly blends modern design with Caribbean artistry. It features two main exhibition halls, the versatile Dart Auditorium equipped for up to 100 guests theatre‑style with full audio‑visual support, and beautifully landscaped sculpture gardens that can host receptions or dinners for up to 400 attendees. The Gallery also offers a public art library, educational studio, Art Café, and gallery shop—providing a rich backdrop for networking, creative breaks, and cultural. Whether it’s a keynote session in the auditorium, an evening reception among Caymanian artworks, or a garden cocktail event under the stars, the Gallery delivers a memorable experience steeped in local heritage and modern sophistication.

SEVEN MILE BEACH

Seven Mile Beach is the crown jewel of Grand Cayman - a breathtaking stretch of soft, white coral sand and calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters that consistently ranks among the best beaches in the world. Despite its name, the beach spans just over six miles, curving gently along the island’s western shore and offering uninterrupted views of the Caribbean Sea. It's the perfect place to swim, sunbathe, or stroll at sunset, with waters so clear they invite snorkelling right from shore. Fringed by swaying palms, luxury resorts, restaurants, and beach bars, Seven Mile Beach balances natural beauty with relaxed sophistication, making it the ideal backdrop for both leisure and social gatherings. Whether you’re enjoying an early morning walk or a barefoot cocktail at dusk, its beauty leaves a lasting impression

DIVING AND SNORKLING

Grand Cayman is world-renowned for its spectacular snorkelling and diving, offering some of the clearest waters and most vibrant marine life in the Caribbean. Just steps from shore, visitors can explore coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, sea turtles, and rays, while boat-accessible sites such as the famous Kittiwake shipwreck, Eden Rock, and Devil’s Grotto offer thrilling underwater adventures for divers of all levels. The island’s gently sloping walls, dramatic drop-offs, and healthy reef systems make it a premier destination for both first-time snorkelers and experienced scuba enthusiasts. With numerous professional dive operators, guided tours, and equipment rentals readily available, experiencing Grand Cayman’s underwater world is both accessible and unforgettable—an ideal leisure option for conference guests looking to unwind in nature’s finest aquatic playground.

STINGRAY CITY - GRAND CAYMAN SANDBAR ADVENTURE

Set in the shimmering North Sound off Grand Cayman, Stingray City is a world‑famous shallow sandbar where dozens of gentle southern stingrays glide freely around guests in waist‑deep, crystal-clear waters. Visitors can wade into the turquoise sea to feed, touch, and even kiss these elegant creatures - an unforgettable experience uniquely accessible and suitable for all ages. Most tours combine it with snorkelling at Coral Gardens and a stop at Starfish Point and choices range from private charters for bespoke corporate outings to larger shared boats with informative guides.

STARFISH POINT

Just beyond Stingray City lies Starfish Point, a peaceful shallow beach near Cayman Kai filled with stunning starfish resting in clear, knee‑deep water. Visitors can gently observe these radiant creatures in their natural habitat - always leaving them in the water - for a serene and photogenic interlude after snorkelling or marine encounters. Ideal for relaxed small-group networking or a scenic break between conference sessions, Starfish Point offers natural beauty with minimal crowds and simple elegance.