Bodden Town is located the most fertile area of Grand Cayman and formerly served as the seat of Government for the Cayman Islands. The town was besieged by pirates. There are still graves with the remains of pirates. The ruins of a fort and a wall erected by slaves in the 19th century are to be found in Bodden Town.

Cayman Islands Turtle farm on Grand Cayman is the only one of its kind in the world. Cayman Turtle Farm was set up in 1968 to raise the green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, for commercial purposes. There are more than 16,000 green sea turtles whose weights range between ounces to six hundred pounds each.

Hell is an area of black rock formations situated in the West Bay district of Grand Cayman. The rocks are a mixture of limestone and dolomite considered to be more than a million years old. In 1962 a district post office was opened in Hell so you the visitors can send their postcard with a Hell postmark.

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is Grand Cayman’s only Botanic Park and was opened by Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1994. The park is situated in Grand Cayman's North Side. The visitors walk through colourful gardens; admire gorgeous lakes, botanic and nature displays; stroll through Heritage Garden, Floral Gardens and explore the Tea House and its panoramic views. The park is habitat for orchids, iguanas, parrots and other birds.

- 180-acre Brac Parrot Reserve on Cayman Brac is characterized by virgin, ancient dry forest on a very rough and rocky terrain. If you want to spot the endangered Cayman Brac Parrot in its native environment, then visit The Brac Parrot Reserve! There are only 400 Brac Parrots in the world and all of them on Cayman Brac.

The Black Pearl Skate & Surf Park on Grand Cayman was opened in 2005. The Skate Parks can boast of an amazing 52,000 square foot area making it the largest concrete skate park in the world. The Surf Park offers 1,280 square feet of riding area and a Waveloch surf machine, world’s largest standing wave.

The best way how to explore the tranquil beauty of Grand Cayman is to board a kayak and set out on an expedition with experienced guides. You will have a unique opportunity of viewing the protected wetlands, inlets, bird-nesting areas, the mangrove forests and its wild inhabitants. You can also swim in refreshing water and borrow snorkel equipment. The guided tours usually start from the Kaibo beach in front of the Tortuga Kai condo.

The Little Cayman Research Centre is situated on the north side of Little Cayman. The research runs also on the nearby beach and is connected with the Bloody Bay Marine Park. The laboratories include fresh water and the flowing seawater. The visitors learn a lot about the coral reef's creatures, about dangers to reefs especially in the Cayman Islands, about the current research.