Beaches

The Complete Guide to Public Beaches in the Cayman Islands

Best Public Beaches in the Cayman Islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac & Little Cayman

Planning a beach day in the Cayman Islands? With 17 designated public beaches across Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman, plus a hidden gem offshore, you’ll find everything from lively family spots to secluded snorkeling paradises. Most beaches include amenities such as restrooms, showers, cabanas, and picnic areas—making your Cayman beach day effortless and enjoyable.

Here’s your complete guide to the best public beaches in the Cayman Islands.

West Bay Beaches

West Bay Public Beach (North)

Discover the Best Snorkeling Spots in Grand Cayman

Grand Cayman offers some of the world’s most spectacular snorkeling experiences. With crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable underwater adventure. Book your stay with Cayman Rentals and explore these amazing sites with ease.

George Town Beaches

Smith's Barcadere

A picturesque cove often ranked among the best beaches in Grand Cayman for snorkeling. Facilities: Restrooms, showers, picnic tables. Best for: Families, snorkeling, and scenic swims.

Spotts Beach

Famous for turtle sightings and spectacular sunsets. Facilities: Shaded cabanas, picnic areas; limited parking. Best for: Turtle watching, sunset views, and quiet relaxation.

South Sound Community Beach

A community-friendly beach park. Facilities: Restrooms, cabanas, picnic areas, playground. Best for: Families, picnics, and safe play areas for kids.

Casuarina "Consuelo's" Beach

Shady, peaceful beach under casuarina trees. Facilities: Picnic tables. Best for: Quiet picnics and tranquil beach days.

Bodden Town Beaches

East End Beaches

Coe-Wood Public Beach

A central beach with cabanas and a playground. Facilities: Restrooms, picnic tables, playground. Best for: Family-friendly beach days and community gatherings.

Governor's Russell Beach

A small, quiet option. Facilities: Minimal. Best for: Solitude and calm swimming.

Colliers Public Beach

A spacious, uncrowded beach with full facilities. Facilities: Restrooms, showers, cabanas, picnic tables, parking. Best for: Picnics, long beach walks, and relaxing away from crowds.

Heritage Beach (National Trust)

A cultural and protected site. Facilities: Cabanas, picnic tables. Best for: Low-key visits and cultural interest.

Cayman Brac & Little Cayman Beaches

Explore the sister islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, where each beach tells its own story of island beauty. On Cayman Brac, discover dramatic limestone cliffs, quiet coves, and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and adventure. Just a short hop away, Little Cayman invites you to unwind on untouched, powder-soft sands surrounded by calm turquoise seas — a true haven of peace and natural charm.

Cayman Brac Public Beach: The main public beach on Cayman Brac. Facilities: Restrooms, cabanas, picnic tables.
Point of Sand (Little Cayman ): One of the most beautiful beaches in the Cayman Islands.
Owen Island (Little Cayman): A tiny, uninhabited island just offshore from Little Cayman, accessible only by kayak or small boat.

Northside Beaches

Cayman Kai Public Beach

A laid-back beach near Rum Point. Facilities: Cabanas, picnic tables; restaurants nearby. Best for: Relaxation with easy access to dining.

A picturesque shot of Rum Point, Grand Cayman, featuring its shallow, calm waters, swaying palm trees, and colorful beach chairs, creating a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. A great spot for families renting with Cayman Rentals.

Kaibo Water Cay Public Beach

Small beach close to Kaibo Marina. Facilities: Picnic tables. Best for: Laid-back visits paired with dining or drinks.