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Grand Cayman is a Caribbean island that is truly a feast for your senses. The island has no shortage of delectable food choices across many cuisines and the beautiful turquoise waters against the white sand never get old, especially with a cocktail in hand. Whether you spend your days exploring new beaches or lazing around the famous Seven Mile Beach, you will always be within reach of some of the island’s best eateries.
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Things to do in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Starfish Point. Photo Credit: Christina Villella
Seven Mile Beach: A must when visiting Grand Cayman, this world-famous stretch is perfect for an afternoon of sun, sand, and turquoise water. Beach clubs and restaurants line the shore, offering spots to lounge, sip, and take in the views.
Starfish Point: A quiet, shallow beach dotted with starfish. You can drive here or arrive by boat tour for a peaceful escape.
Beach clubs: Not staying on the sand? Spend the day at a beach club, where food and drinks come right to your lounge chair. Favorites include Tillies and Rum Point.
Rum Point: A laid-back beach on the north end with a club, restaurant, and boat tours—perfect for combining beach time with water adventures. Try their rum slide—you won’t regret it!
Bioluminescent Bay: For something adventurous, take a night tour to snorkel among glowing plankton and watch the water light up around you.
Places to eat & drink in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Heritage Kitchen. Photo credit: Christina Villella
Tillies: Set right on the sand at Palm Heights on Seven Mile Beach, Tillies offers fresh, flavorful dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The wine list is outstanding, and you can even take your cocktail for a dip in the sea.
Heritage Kitchen: A colorful, laid-back spot serving authentic Caymanian fare like fried fish and Cayman-style fish. A must for fresh, local seafood.
Luca: Upscale Italian dining in the heart of Seven Mile Beach. Enjoy refined plates that double as works of art, best savored on the breezy outdoor terrace.
Island Naturals The Grove: A bright, healthy café with creative all-day options. Don’t miss the gluten-free breakfast choices, from French toast to Shakshuka.
Cimboco: Known for its generous breakfast menu, Cimboco is a go-to for a hearty start to the day. With multiple locations around the island, it’s always close by.
Need to know
Rent a car to be able to easily explore the island; have the rental company explain how the roundabouts work!
If you decide not to rent a car, stay on Seven Mile Beach to be able to walk to local restaurants and shops.
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