Heritage Beach
About
In 1990, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams generously donated a small area of beach to the former Cayman Heritage Trust. This donation was made with the intention that the beach be held in perpetuity for the benefit of the people of the Cayman Islands. This idyllic spot is not really suitable for swimming due to the abundance of seagrass, but it is perfect for a picnic in a picturesque setting. Parking is quite limited, with a small driveway available for maneuvering and there is a single central cabana surrounded by beautiful flora and fauna.
Beach Amenities
Additional Information
The surroundings of the cleared grassy area include rocky terrain but there's an abundance of shade which makes it an excellent place to unwind. The ambiance is reminiscent of a calm European setting, evoking a feeling akin to stopping in the South of France. There's a somewhat weathered grill that would need to be cleaned up before it can be used. Definitely a place to stop and take in, even if for only a short while.
What's Nearby
Experiences
Restaurants & Bars
Other Beaches in Grand Cayman
Governor Russell Public Beach
Colliers Public Beach
Coe Wood Beach
Cayman Kai Public Beach
Starfish Point
Rum Point Public Beach
Spotts Beach
Barkers National Park
Governor's Beach
Seven Mile Beach (Public Beach)
Consuelo's Beach
Smith's Barcadere
Cemetery Beach
