Things to Do in Grand Cayman After Your Fishing Charter

After you’ve fished with us at Caymanvibes Watersports, you might be wondering what else Grand Cayman has to offer. The good news? There’s a lot to explore beyond the shoreline. Whether you're traveling with family, as a couple, or flying solo, the island is packed with land-based attractions, local eats, and cultural gems to round out your trip.

Explore the Cayman Crystal Caves

One of the most fascinating inland attractions is the Cayman Crystal Caves in Northside. This guided tour takes you through a network of underground limestone caves, complete with stalactites, stalagmites, and a bit of island history. It’s shaded, cool, and full of natural wonder—great for kids and adults alike.

Visit the Cayman Turtle Centre

Located in West Bay, the Cayman Turtle Centre offers a unique, up-close look at Cayman’s beloved sea turtles. While you’ve already had your ocean adventure, this is a great way to learn more about local conservation efforts, interact with turtles in a touch tank, and even see small sharks and birds in the surrounding exhibits. Kids especially love the turtle wading pools and the on-site nature trail.

Sample Local Flavors at The Brasserie

For a delicious taste of the island, head over to The Brasserie in George Town. Known for its garden-to-table and boat-to-table dishes, it’s a local favorite. Their onsite garden and fresh daily menus make every dish feel curated just for you. If you're into authentic Caribbean dining, this spot is a must.

Stop by Pedro St. James Castle

Want to dive into local history? Pedro St. James, often called the “Birthplace of Democracy in the Cayman Islands,” is a restored 18th-century great house. It’s surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers panoramic views of the coast. Inside, you’ll find exhibits, period furniture, and a short film in their on-site theater.

Shop & Stroll at Camana Bay

If you’re in the mood for shopping or a bite to eat, Camana Bay is your go-to destination. This modern open-air town center offers boutique shops, restaurants like Agua and The Brooklyn Pizza & Pasta, a gelato stand, and even a cinema. It’s also home to the famous Observation Tower—climb to the top for island views without having to get sandy.

Sweet Treats at Gelato & Co.

After a long day of exploring, treat yourself at Gelato & Co. in Camana Bay. With handcrafted Italian-style gelato in tropical and traditional flavors, it’s the perfect way to cool off and wrap up the day.

Grand Cayman offers more than just incredible waters—it’s a full island experience. After your time on the water with Caymanvibes Watersports, these land-based activities will give you and your crew even more memories to take home.