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Nature/Adventure >Tours
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In the Cayman Islands there’s a good chance you’ll run out of time before you run out of things to see and do. One of the best ways to experience the true nature of our islands is by taking a tour. No matter whether your idea of fun is hiking Grand Cayman's rugged Mastic Trail, the Brac's Parrot Reserve Nature Trail, taking a walking tour of our historic sites, wall diving, getting up close and personal with sea turtles, galloping across our white sands on horseback, kayaking our mangrove coast, or diving deep beneath the ocean in a submarine - you are certain to leave exhilarated, dreaming of your next return.
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Red-Footed Booby Bird Nature Reserve
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206 acre UNESCO designated Nature Reserve site for Red-footed Booby birds, the largest colony in the Western hemisphere. Home also to the magnicent Frigate bird, Egrets, Herons, West Indian Whistling Duck, Black-necked Stilts. Cayman style visitor center with observation decks has 3 telescopes for visitor viewing of birds.
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The Mastic Trail
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Experience the fascinating and diverse pristine woodlands of Cayman's deep interior, on a rugged two mile trek through native mangrove swamp, ancient rocky woodlands and traditional agriculture. Trek undependently with a self guided brochure available from the National Trust House or join an escorted group with a trail guide who provides transport and refreshment.
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National Trust for the Cayman Islands
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Founded in 1987, the national trust is dedicated to preserving and protecting Cayman's natural, historic and cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy Trust projects like the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic park; hiking Grand Cayman's rugged Mastic Trail or the Brac's Parrot Reserve Nature Trail; historic walking tours or bird watching in Booby Pond Nature Reserve on Little Cayman. Click here for more information about Trust-sponsored activities and special events or go to the About Us section on the main menu at left and click on National Trust.
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Nature Cayman
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Nature Cayman was created to enhance and promote Nature Tourism in Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. The project allows visitors to experience our endemic wildlife as well as our local flora and fauna with a trained Nature Tourism Guide.
Cayman Brac has so much to offer above and below the water and it’s all at your fingertips. With this free service you can customize your tour depending on your likes and dislikes.
Parrot Reserve
Hiking
Nature Trails
Heritage Sites
Ponds/Wetlands
Caving
Lighthouse/Bluff Views
Birding
Cayman Brac Museum
*Transportation not included, our guide will ride along with you.
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Cayman Kayaks
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Cayman Kayaks opened in January 2006 and specializes in small group guided eco tours; daytime kayak tour exploring the pristine central wetlands, sunset tours along the mangrove coast, and an exciting visit to bio-bay at night. The tours activity ratings range from relaxing to energetic and were designed with comfort and safety in mind. Utilizing easy to paddle, very stable, yet comfortable sit-on top kayaks, guests will enjoy listening to informative and entertaining narration while observing the surrounding eco-systems. Ideal for singles, couples, and families- our small tour sizes ensure a personalized kayaking experience. Cayman Kayaks tours depart from Kaibo Beach Bar and Grill and are a great stop on a visit to Rum Point, the Blue Iguanas, or the Botanical Gardens.
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Hell
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Nestled in the West Bay district of Grand Cayman is an area of blackened shards of rock known as Hell. The rocks are a blend of limestone and dolomite estimated to be more than a million years old. The extreme erosion that produced its surreal landscape is due to the activities of small tropical organisms. The area has its own post office that will stamp your correspondence with a Hell postmark. A souvenir and gift shop called the Devil’s Hang-Out is owned by Mr. Ivan Farrington, who will greet you dressed in a devil’s costume and regale you with hellish jokes. The photo opportunities are numerous, so be certain to have your camera ready.
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Silver Thatch Excursions
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Get away from the crowds & explore Caymans history, nature & culture with this ecotourism award- winning business. Small groups & personalized service make this an experience you should not miss!
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