Discover Cayman Islands: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

The Cayman Islands consists of three separate islands (Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman) in the western part of the Caribbean Sea. They are located directly south of Cuba. The capital of the islands is George Town, with a population of approximately 35,000. Geographically, the Cayman Islands are peaks of an underground mountain range that is called the Cayman Ridge.

An island of adventure

The small islands are packed full of adventure, thanks to its natural beauty and geography. Whether you want to hike around its stunning coast, take a biking adventure through the rolling hills, try something more adrenaline filled by rock climbing on its steep cliffs, or simply want to go on a nature discovery trip, the Cayman Islands has it all.

Ready for all levels of ability

The Cayman Islands cater for all types of outdoor adventurers and all levels of ability. There are easy adventures for beginners, such as 2-day beginner rock climbing courses on Cayman Brac, or a guided walking tour in the caves of Grand Cayman. And there are more sustained challenges like a 2-day climbing adventure at Lighthouse Point.

Unique Caribbean culture

The islands contain a unique character among the Caribbean islands spread out among the sea. It is thought that the original inhabitants of the islands – that decided to permanently settled here – were British soldiers of Oliver Cromwell who mutinied. Via a foundation, the heritage is preserved, such as its folk music, festivals, and mix of jazz and reggae.

As part of the Caribbean Sea, the islands receive a tropical climate, with a dry and wet season, with little change in temperature all year round.

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You can visit all-year round for ideal outdoor sports conditions.