Caiman Kai beach

There is a fully equipped grocery store available, offering a wide range of products including fresh produce, as well as a selection of beverages such as beer and wine.

The beach access is absolutely stunning, with convenient parking, restroom facilities, and a lovely covered pavilion. While the beach boasts beautiful sandy areas, it's important to note that there are also quite a few exposed karst rocks, which can be uncomfortable to walk on without shoes. However, there are shaded spots under trees near the water, providing a pleasant respite from the sun. If there happen to be more than two cars in the parking lot, I would personally recommend exploring another spot instead.

This beach is fantastic! It's a small public beach with convenient parking and restroom facilities. We visited specifically for snorkeling, and it definitely lived up to our expectations. The experience of swimming out to the reef was truly breathtaking. Along the way, we encountered three Eagle Rays and some smaller coral formations. However, once we reached the reef itself, it was absolutely incredible. The reef was teeming with colorful fish and appeared to be in great health. We even spotted a few large fish and a pufferfish hiding under a coral formation. Just be aware that the wind can be a bit strong, and there are some areas with strong currents on the way to the reef. Nevertheless, it's perfectly safe for an average swimmer. Here's a helpful tip: We found the Eagle Rays hanging out in the deeper area, about 10-15 feet deep, approximately one-third of the way between the beach and the reef. If you spend a few minutes there on your way to the reef, you might be lucky enough to spot them gracefully swimming along the bottom.

The beach is a good spot for swimming, but it's absolutely fantastic for snorkeling. The water is crystal clear, and there are public parking spaces and a restroom available. Although you need to maneuver around some rocks to access the water, it's definitely worth the effort.

This beach on the north side of Grand Cayman is worth a visit. Unlike the other beaches we explored in this area, you are allowed to bring your own food here. However, shade is limited, with only one covered picnic table available, so it's advisable to bring an umbrella. Restrooms are available on-site.