Governor Russell Public Beach
About
Governor Russell Beach is a tranquil and picturesque spot, perfect for a photo opportunity, as you drive the coast road of the Island. A single and robust cabana, which makes for a very pleasant spot to enjoy a picnic lunch, overlooks the ocean and narrow beach, which is inviting and worth a walk. The area is sandy, with not too much debris and there is undergrowth dotted around. If using public transport, there is a bus stop nearby.
Beach Amenities
Additional Information
The area is a Cayman National Heritage site as it marks the location of the shipwreck of the Iphigenia out of Cardiff, which was stranded on the Bodden Town reefs on 9 April 1874, due to the captain's negligence. While there are no facilities like toilets, the spot is historic, picturesque and has a romantic charm, making it a somewhat secluded and enjoyable location.
Other Beaches in Grand Cayman
Coe Wood Beach
Spotts Beach
Heritage Beach
Starfish Point
Cayman Kai Public Beach
Rum Point Public Beach
Consuelo's Beach
Smith's Barcadere
Governor's Beach
Public Beach (Seven Mile Beach)
Barkers National Park
Colliers Public Beach
Cemetery Beach
