Cayman Parrot Sanctuary
The Cayman Parrot Sanctuary offers a friendly,
interactive and educational experience for the
whole family. Come face-to-face with Cayman’s
native animals, discover the Islands’ indigenous
plants and explore unspoiled natural landscapes.
The Sanctuary is home to a number of animals including the Cayman Parrot, the national bird of the Cayman Islands. There are also agoutis, rabbits, guinea pigs, cockatiels and various reptiles. Families can enjoy feeding the frigate birds which swoop down from the coast. Children can run wild in the two playgrounds, take a breath in the shaded seated area and experience the thrill of zip lining!
After hours of fun, families can tuck into some
delicious food delivered by Tukka East, which serves
fresh local seafood with an authentic Australian flair
and a Caribbean twist.
Highlights
- Meet Cayman’s native animals
- Daily bird feeding
- Kids slides, zip line, sand pit and toys
- Toilet and hand wash stations
- Shaded seating areas
- Food and beverage delivery from Tukka restaurant available on request
- Interactive experiences with guinea pigs, rabbits, Cayman snakes and hermit crabs
- Meet Lil Bit, Cayman’s famous agouti rabbit
- Birthday parties/events welcome
- Explore indigenous plants and unspoiled landscapes
Pricing
- Adult (16+)CI $16 / person
- Kids (3-15)CI $10 / person
- Kids 2 and underFree
- Seniors (65+)Free
Payment Terms
Cash US$ and CI$, Visa, MC and DiscoverSpot These Animals at the Cayman Parrot Sanctuary
Experiences
Admission to the Cayman Parrot Sanctuary
The Cayman Parrot Sanctuary offers a friendly, interactive and educational experience for the whole family.
Recommended ages: 2-70
Additional Information
The Cayman Parrot Sanctuary is a fantastic spot to interact with Cayman’s wildlife and is a must-see for little ones and families during their exploration of Grand Cayman. Working in conjunction with the Department of the Environment, they are a registered rehabilitation facility for hurt, distressed and mishandled parrots, and have proudly released over 30 parrots back into the wild since opening in June 2020. It is also the only place in Cayman that rehabilitates Cayman parrots to be released.