Adventure is a term for you to define based on your own interests, limitations and abilities.  The Cayman Islands offer a variety of sporting and eco-tourism options both on and off land.  Whether adventure travel means wreck diving or birdwatching, you'll find it here.

Attractions on Grand Cayman include the 65-acre Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and National Trust's Mastic Trail (2 mile traditional footpath through North Side); Cayman Islands National Museum in George Town and Cardinal D's Park, a new bird sanctuary and collection of animals t in a natural tropical park setting. on Courts Rd..; the Old Homestead ("the pink cottage") on West Bay Rd; the Cayman Turtle Farm; Hell; National Trust historic walking tours of central George Town and West Bay, blowholes in East End district and historic buildings now being restored under the direction of the National Trust and National Historic Sites Committee, including the Old Savannah Schoolhouse which opened in September 1995.

In The Air

The only parasailing in the Cayman Islands is offered along Seven Mile
Beach. Soaring up high above the waves can be a thrilling adventure.
Prices for parasailing average about $45.

Parasailing Operators:

Abank's Watersports & Tours Ltd. (345) 945-1444
Agua Delights (345) 945-4786
Beach Club Watersports (800) 482-3483
Bob Soto's Diving Ltd. (800) 262-7686
Cayman Skyriders (345) 949-8745
Kirk Sea Tours and Watesports (345) 949-6986

On the Water

Sailing excursions are another popular way to enjoy the islands.  Charters, sunset cruises, booze cruises and more are offered to entertain.