Most vacationers opt to stay on Grand Cayman as it is the most developed of the “Three Sisters.” Doing so will also put you within convenient distance of many beautiful and diverse beaches. Because the island is completely surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, expect the water to be calm, clear, and warm. Without a doubt, the island’s most well-known beach is Seven Mile Beach, located on the western shore, and popular for both its fine white sands and its convenient location. In 2011, Seven Mile Beach was ranked number one by readers of Caribbean Travel + Life. To get away from the crowds, try Rum Point in the north, which is an ideal spot for water sports.

Cayman Brac, on the other hand, is better known for its interior wildlife than its outstanding beaches. A number of underwater “walls” make for interesting scuba diving and snorkeling, but the rocky outcrops found throughout the island may deter sunbathers. The southwestern region features a bit of sand and a protected beach just east of the island’s hotels.

Although Little Cayman is the smallest of the three islands, the beaches here are highly regarded. Likewise, some of the best diving in the world can be found here. From end to end, this tiny island offers stunning beaches and ideal conditions for swimming, diving, and snorkeling. Visitors can also take an excursion to the uninhabited Owen Island; located just 200 yards offshore, it’s a great destination for swimming and picnicking in private.

No matter what your vacation style, the beaches of the Cayman Islands are sure to please. In fact, you can get further help determining the beaches you’d most enjoy visiting with the detailed beach pages, linked below.

Source: caymanislands-guide.info