There is something to see on every corner of Grand Cayman Island. We want to bring some attention to the East End of Grand Cayman Island. It’s a special place on the Island that provides its unique restaurants, nature, and other attractions that we know you will not want to miss when you stay with Grand Cayman Villas & Condos. Continue reading for everything you need to know about the East End of Grand Cayman Island for your next getaway.
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park & Cayman Parrot Sanctuary
If you love nature and wildlife, the East End is a special treat for someone like you. Check out the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park because it’s the best place on the island to see a wide assortment of flora and fauna. This is also one of the only places to see the Cayman Blue Iguana. Another great place to visit is the Cayman Parrot Sanctuary. Here, you can interact with Cayman parrots and snakes, hermit crabs, and other wildlife native to the island. If you have children, this is a wonderful place to visit because it’s a fun and educational experience.
Tukka East
The East End is home to outstanding dining, too. Tukka has two locations on the Island, including one in the East End. The menu offers a mix of Australian and Caribbean dishes. You’ll find some of the best seafood, such as lobster, yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi, and wahoo. They are open for brunch as well. So enjoy the ocean views while you dine at Tukka East.
Barefoot Beach
You can’t leave the East End without stopping by the beach. Barefoot Beach is one of the best. This is a special beach for those on Grand Cayman Island who want a peaceful and quiet environment to enjoy the ocean and the Island. Sink your toes into the soft sand and relax.
East End, Best End?
Is the East End of Grand Cayman Island the best side of the Island? Find out for yourself when you stay with Grand Cayman Villas & Condos. Please keep an eye on our blog for updates regarding travel. Airlines have scheduled additional nonstop flights from major gateway cities to keep pace with rising demand. Get started soon on your getaway to the Cayman Islands.
