National Gallery of the Cayman Islands

The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands is the country’s main art museum and a great place to experience local culture beyond the beaches Here you’ll see Caymanian and Caribbean art, both traditional and contemporary. Many of the artworks tell stories about island life, the sea, fishing, slavery, colonization, and how Cayman has changed with tourism and modern development. The building itself is modern and peaceful, surrounded by outdoor sculpture gardens, which are perfect for a short walk, photos, and a relaxing break after eating Inside, you’ll find: • Paintings and sculptures by local and Caribbean artists • Temporary exhibitions that change throughout the year • Art that reflects Cayman’s history, nature, and everyday life

Hell

Hell is one of Grand Cayman’s most unique natural attractions, famous for its sharp black limestone rock formations that early settlers said looked like the entrance to hell. This quick stop offers great photo opportunities, a fun local story, and a chance to see a side of Cayman’s natural history you won’t find anywhere else on the island.