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Things to Do in East End
The beautiful East End landscape has a wealth of activities perfect for the whole family.
A visit out east is a 'must-do' while visiting Grand Cayman. It is the home of many of the island's best attractions that will make your Caribbean adventure even more special.
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Opened by Queen Elizabeth II herself, the Botanic Park is a haven for wildlife lovers. The abundance of flora and fauna is just one of the many attractions. The site is also the home of Cayman's Blue Iguana and is the only place you'll find this unique creature. Make sure to add this to your itinerary!
A wonderful adventure for little ones is Cayman Parrot Sanctuary. There are so many creature to interact with, including agoutis, guinea pigs, snakes, hermit crabs and, of course, parrots! Though it does get hot, there are plenty of shaded areas to cool down in.
Tukka East
Caribbean & Australian Fusion
Tukka East is an Australian-Caribbean fusion restaurant serving locally caught fish and international favourites. You must try their lionfish tacos. They are some of the best on the island!
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Wreck of the Ten Sail
The Wreck of the Ten Sail is a shipwreck just off the coast of East End. Ten ships that were part of a convoy on its way from Jamaica to the United States and Britain wrecked on the surrounding reef.
Lighthouse Park
Climb the Lighthouse at Lighthouse Park, a port of entry to East End in the 19th century. The site of Cayman’s first lighthouse, visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse and enjoy the incredible views out to sea.
Blow Holes
If it’s windy, you can admire these dramatic water geysers as they shoot sea water skywards from the ironshore.
