The Beaches of Grand Cayman Island

The Cayman Islands are world-renowned for their beaches, not the least is Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach, recently named “the Caribbean’s Best Beach” by Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine. The Grandview’s condos are located at the southern end of Seven Mile Beach, just minutes from Georgetown.

The white sugary sand, turquoise water and beautiful sunsets of Grand Cayman Island’s beaches are the perfect setting for your dream vacation. The waters surrounding the island are always clear and warm. Visibility is often 100 to 150 feet with little current, and water temperature ranges from 78°F to 80° in winter and 82°F to 86° in summer.

Seven Mile Beach

Seven Mile Beach is the most popular and populated beach on Grand Cayman, as well as the most beautiful. It is bustling with resorts, bars, hotels, restaurants of all flavors, a fish market, beach volleyball, cinemas, golf courses, mini-golf, and much more. Yet the beach also has plenty of family-oriented playgrounds, free clean washrooms, and picnic areas away from crowds. Parking is no problem along the beach.

As well as coral sand and azure water, Seven Mile Beach is also home to water-sports shops and every imaginable kind of water sport. With Cemetery Reef lying just offshore, the water is calm and excellent for snorkeling, swimming and lazing in the sun.

Grand Cayman Beach Bounty

While you might be tempted to while away your vacation just on Seven Mile Beach, there is an island full of beaches to discover. Whether you like busy beaches or secluded coves with no one else around, Grand Cayman Island has a beach just for you.

Cayman Kai – Looking for some seclusion? Collecting seashells? Then Cayman Kai is just for you with its conch shells, periwinkles and hideaway location. Great for snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. Located near Rum Point on the north side.

Rum Point – A very popular beach with volleyball, windsurfing, parasailing and snorkeling. Rum Point is on the island’s north side.

Water Cay – A secluded beach for quiet picnics, strolls and sunbathing. On Grand Cayman’s north side not far from Rum Point.

East Coast –Grand Cayman’s best beaches for windsurfing with good breezes from East End to Colliers.

Smith's Cove – A protected cove with white sand and clear water making it great for snorkeling. Located south of George Town.