Remote beaches

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Districts

West Bay

South Sound

Spotts

Bodden Town

Frank Sound

East End

Colliers

Queen's Highway

North Side

Rum Point

All Beaches in the Cayman Islands are public to the high water mark.  What exactly does that mean?  To us locals it means, that you can walk, lay and enjoy every beach you can find.  You can find beach access signs through out the Island, they are paths that lead you to the beach in between Hotels and Condominiums.  That does not mean one cannot go to a Hotel and enjoy their beach, to use the facility just buy a drink or a meal and you'll be most welcome. 

Quiet deserted beaches are an easy find in Cayman, all you need is a car in which to explore, a cooler with beverages and a towel.  The extremely low crime rate in the Caymans is one of the many reasons visitors can freely explore secluded beaches.  The extreme West End of the Island and practically the whole Eastern Districts of the Island hold some of the best-kept secret beaches.  Click on our Grand Cayman Beaches maps on the left for an enlarged version you can print for you Cayman vacation.

Maps of beaches in Rum Point, Seven Mile Beach, Bodden Town, East End and secluded West Bay are found on the left!