The 16 Best Waterfront Restaurants in Grand Cayman

Spending the day browsing George Town’s various duty free shops and markets? Refuel with a bite to eat and a view of George Town’s bustling harbour.

Sunset chasers should head to Seven Mile Beach where there’s no shortage of happy hour spots dishing out delicious food and drink specials, or, if you’re adventuring out east, make a stop at one of the sleepy seaside fish shacks dotted along the coast.

Below are some of our favourite restaurants... with a view of course.

During a dinner at Cracked Conch, the sunset backdrop provides a very special setting for a your very special occasion. You'll also hear the sound of waves lapping on the ironshore as you dine.

Macabuca sits on the rugged ironshore in West Bay and has panoramic views of the ocean. Being so close to shore, make sure to take your snorkelling gear and hop in after your lunch at Macabuca to see some beautifully coloured fish.

Lunch with a view of Seven Mile Beach is hard to be beaten, and at LUCA, you get one of the best expanses out there. As you tuck into your favourite Italian dish, you'll find it hard to tear your eyes away from the blue hues.

A little further south of George Town, Grand Old House provides an enviable view across the water as you dine by the ironshore and experience the rugged beauty of Cayman's natural coastline.

Tukka East is perfect for a relaxed afternoon by the sea. Tuck into tacos, Australian favourites and delicious cocktails as you feel the breeze off the water. You'll see frigate birds flying above, and don't forget to look out at the Wreck of the Ten Sail - ask your server for binoculars for the best view!

With its stunning waterfront setting right at the start of Cayman’s famous Seven Mile Beach, The Wharf, known for its delicious cuisine, award-winning wine list, impeccable service and nightly tarpon feeding has been a top dining destination for over 30 years.

Known as one of the islands' most beloved spots, you must take a trip to Sunset House and visit Seaharvest Restaurant and My Bar. Sitting under the thatched roof outdoor bar, or along the wall that lines the beautiful sea, with a fresh cocktail in hand, is when you really feel like you've arrived in the Caribbean.