Location: West Bay
Top Things to do in West Bay
What to do and see in West Bay, Grand Cayman: The Best Things to do
West Bay is a district located on the west side of Grand Cayman Island in the British West Indies. The population is 11,436.
West Bay is a residential area located north of Grand Cayman's tourist-popular Seven Mile Beach.
Restaurants in West Bay
1. Kittiwake Shipwreck & Artificial Reef
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 969 reviews
The ex-USS Kittiwake is an Ex-US Navy Submarine Rescue Vessel. She was sunk on January 5th, 2011 in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands to create an artificial reef and shipwreck attraction for scuba divers and snorkelers to visit and enjoy.The attraction is operated by the Cayman Islands Tourism Association. Please use a licensed operator and all visitors are required to pay a user fee.
Reviewed By reinaldoc562
Awesome dive place with amazing visibility and great sea life around the wreck. Go with Reef Divers located and Cobalt Coast Dive Resort
2. West Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By C788EXkarena - Fort Lauderdale, United States
Grand Cayman( little Jamaica)had super nice beaches. The food was to die for. I was not disappointed at all with the food, the serve,everywhere we ate was just extremely tasty. The people were friendly( of course, they’re Jamaicans????????).
3. Dolphin Discovery Grand Cayman
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,232 reviews
Dolphin Discovery Grand Cayman invites our guests to have the experience of a lifetime swimming with dolphins in paradise! Our Grand Cayman dolphinarium offers family-friendly programs for all ages, a Caribbean adventure you will never forget.
4. Cayman Motor Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 171 reviews
*Closed for the Summer Season and Reopening Thanksgiving 2018 The Cayman Motor Museum, located on Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands, is a unique attraction that features some of the world's most special, rare, and one-of-a-kind automobiles. On display are 80 vehicles which collectively provide an historical tour of motoring throughout the world! An exact model of the first vehicle ever to be driven in the Cayman Islands — a 1905 Cadillac — has a place of special prominence in the museum and “royal watchers” will be attracted to the 1956 Daimler DK400, Queen Elizabeth II’s first limousine. Racing and speed aficionados will marvel at the sleek Ferraris, Maserati’s, Corvettes, and Jaguars. Magnificent Rolls-Royces (including a 1930 “Phantom”) and Bentleys abound, beckoning viewers back to an era of meticulous craftsmanship and unsurpassed luxury. The Museum is a great cruise ship excursion or a great place to spend an afternoon while on vacation to the Cayman Islands. Our gift shop
5. Ministry of Peace Church
6. 500th Anniversary Monument
7. Cayman Turtle Centre: Island Wildlife Encounter
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4,358 reviews
Cayman's most-visited and perennially popular land-based attraction, Cayman Turtle Centre: Island Wildlife Encounter hosts more than 300,000 visitors each year. Conservation of sea turtles and other island wildlife with associated research and education are at the heart of the company's mission. The Centre is also a vital component of the country's economy, providing a world-class tourist attraction that is truly one-of-a-kind: the only institution in the world that successfully breeds green sea turtles, releases captive-bred sea turtles into the wild, and allows visitors to get "up close and personal" with sea turtles in various exhibits and supervised encounters. Local and Caribbean birds, marine predators, crocodile and other island wildlife are also featured in this Grand Cayman island favorite "must-see".
Reviewed By AirSchis - Vancouver, Canada
We really enjoyed the time we spent at this interactive Turtle Centre. It is not a cheap day especially for a family so hopefully you can find a coupon. Get the full service choice so you can swim with the turtles. Arrive early so you can get to the Turtle Lagoon and find much more space to swim with the turtles and fish. It gets pretty busy the later you arrive. They provide the snorkel equipment and a flotation vest. That was so much fun and you can get super close to the turtles and the reef fish. Lots of other fun and informative activities such as feeding the nurse sharks, crocodile feeding once a week and feeding of large and small turtles. Very interactive and good for adults and children. Highly recommend this.
8. Barker's National Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By travelersfromafar336 - Boston, United States
just us and the a couple of chickens. By far the quietest and most secluded loveliest beach of the trip. Great shade possible at nearly every private/separate turn-in. Good beach for sitting and floating, not good for snorkeling or playing because of all the small coral that should not be trampled on and rather shallow waters. Calm clear waters. No jellyfish. We did snorkel and saw two huge fish and a dozen or so small fish and varied mini-coral. In almost a full day we say 2 horse tours, one Jeep tour and 2 other couples walk by. Great breezes. No services of facilities. Down a l-o-n-g dirt road from the nearest house. Maybe saw 6 boats go past toward stingray point which is off to the right. Schrewd move is to sit near the kite-surfer port-a-potty and somehow figure out the high security lock combo for a clean bathroom. No showers.
9. Scholars Park
10. Boatswain Point Light House
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