Wonderful island paradise with a touch of old England. Visit the Turtle sanctury where they rear turtles and release them back into the wild. You must visit Hell and send a franced post card.

Bloody Bay Wall! Greatest, most pristine coral wall in this hemisphere.

On the northwest part of the island, you will find a very small town called Hell. It is a great tourist trap with great little souveniers. The limestone formations in the area have left a craggy, gnarled landscape of rock which the locals call Hell. The Devil's Hideout is run by a very funny older gentleman who dresses like the Devil. You will have many picture opportunites here. They have a post office, a few shops, and a bar. Don't forget to send postcards to everyone you know from Hell!

You've got to go Sea Trekking!!! It's beautiful w/ loads of colorful fish sea creatures. Water is warm the perfect turquoise! Also, if u have time, rent a scooter to see more of the island.

Take a charter out to Stingray Island. Feeding the rays (yes, they still had their stingers) was a memorable experience. The island itself is very commercialized and expensive. Find a beach and enjoy clear water.

If you are traveling to the Grand Caymans there is a lot to do. One of the must see things is Stingray City. They take you out on a boat and give you snorkel gear and then you jump in the shallow sand bar and hang out with the sting rays. There are tons of them. You can pet them, swim with them, and even get your picture with them. Oh and don't worry they are used to people.

Did some wonderful scuba diving here. Stingray City is very cool - you can pet the stingrays like puppies!

Great scuba diving, high-end shopping, and more. A lot of famous, wealthy people have houses on the island, which tells you that this is not your average Caribbean island. There are plently of nice restaurants and some nightlife, but the main appeal has to be the simple beauty of its beaches and turquoise waters.

Not much to look at in Hell... worth it just to say you've been to Hell and back, but the sea turtles are worth the trip nearby

visit turtle farm, rum point seven mile beach!