My tour begins on the beaches of Grand Cayman north-west tip of the island's West End, and migrate to the south coast, then along the road to the East End, before returning to the north and west to the end the road at Rum Point.
Barkers National Park
Barkers National Park: has some beautiful beaches, untouched by the crowd of fast food or litter. There is a price to pay, of course, and this is the lack of facilities, with some barbecue and picnic tables, you're alonehere. You will need transportation Barker, but it's worth it for the rest, even during the weekend many.
West End
Of all the Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach, the beach is The Big One. Here everything happens. The sand is a fine, almost white powder, the water is low, and there are all the activities that people want from a holiday in the Caribbean. Seven Mile Beach, where he is
Parasailing, meet the helicopter flights, jet-skiing, tubing, and the usual fast-foodpicky children (all ages). Although it is too large, Seven Mile Beach Resort in the past mainly for premises that is still contains a number of public beaches, such as "Public Beach off West Bay Road, near the Courtyard Marriott and Calico Jack. It 'a beach busy with various services, such as barbecue pits, cabanas, a children's playground and toilets. Then there's "Cemetery Beach", which might not sound too appealing (I just can not imagine an ad) agency saliva with the name, butThis is a great beach for snorkeling. There is also a great beach, surrounded by shade trees and picnic tables to make your stay more enjoyable. Located north of seven kilometers of beach, further from the big hotels, but all that swimmers should more mature, shade, benches for picnics and snorkeling great. Public access is also the West Bay Road.
Under George Town, South Sound Off Road, are a series of small beaches, although the water is too thin for comfortable swimming. Eastwardalong the southwest coast of the island, takes you to the small beach of sand on the circuit, cottage, or even quieter spots such as Half Moon Bay and White Sand Bay. At the aptly named village Breakers, the beach is quiet, but not the sea. There is no barrier reef, the waves here so quiet, the sun, nice weather, they roll all the way into the Atlantic and sending spray flying road.
Another place, the right to sweep the waves on the beach is a bit 'to the east of Frank Sound, a rocky beachnaked ironshore hot. Not a traditional beach, in the sense of sunbathing or swimming, but is an interesting place, if you like rocky beaches and creatures that accompany them. Frank Sound and the "famous" (World famous throughout Grand Cayman, anyway) cavity. These are natural cracks in ironshore that the water gush into the air when the surf against the shore. This is a place to contemplate nature, rather than working on your tan.
Grand Cayman's East EndThe beaches are ideal for chillin '- with the exception of beach village, where everything you want and have more. East End towns such as Grand Morritt Tortuga and the reef or in Colliers Bay, has beautiful beaches and are surprisingly quiet and empty. There are two types of people resort – folk and folk-beach, pool, and there are many other pool-folk – including major resort at the height of the season have idyllic beaches that are not on you. A stay at Morritt gave us enoughAbility to walk and paddle along the beautiful beaches of the East End, appear not to have names but are white sand, warm waters and shallow and no one, but we enjoy. Peace in the east of the island is surprising considering that the island is small and the number of visitors, will be every year.
Lower down the highway to the Queen and North Side Road we passed many remote isolated beaches where the sand for their days. We have never seen, in somethem. For us it was like for Adam and Eve during the holidays. Staying close to Old Man Bay, and you can lunch or dine on the best barbecue on the beach there.
If you want other types of water sports at the end of the road takes you to two other beaches, Grand Cayman, Rum Point and Cayman Kai. Rum Point is a public beach of golden sand and shallow warm water, trees provide shade on a rocky place in a safe, even children can go snorkeling and to ensure an excellent and reasonably priced restaurant on the beach,Bar Wreck Of all the beaches of Grand Cayman, we liked the best Rum Point. We have not recognized as a public beach, we saw for the first time, because it serves both as a city. Once we returned we found a great place to go. Boats and watercraft can be rented from Red Sail Sports shop, as well as travel by catamaran and glass-bottom boat.
Cayman Kai is a small public beach with a children's playground, barbecue and picnic tables. As busy Rum PointThe road is popular with locals and visitors.
At Cayman Kai, we have reached the end of the tour. Only North Sound, the large bay that resembles a shark bite, stands between us and our starting point is that Barker can be seen from here, because there is always a beautiful day on the beaches of Grand Cayman.