Grand Cayman: Local Island Tour to Hell & Seven Mile Beach｜Cayman Islands

Sit back and relax in a clean, air-conditioned bus and let friendly and experienced tour guides take you on an unforgettable excursion on the west side of the island. Visit the famous Seven Mile Beach, the Cayman Turtle Center, and the Governor’s House.

As you drive along the Seven Mile Beach, you will pass by the Governor’s House. You will also get to explore Old Homestead House. This is photographed house on Grand Cayman, commonly called ‘the pink house’ on West Bay Road, simply lying in wait for the right person to come along and make use of its function and beauty.

The pretty little Caymanian cottage, which was built in 1912 by Mr. Phillip Bothwell, was used most recently as a tourist attraction, where tours were given to display some of the old Caymanian traditions and charm.

Take a trip to Hell. This uniquely named attraction, located in the district of West Bay on Grand Cayman, is well known for a small patch of black limestone formations that can be seen poking out from its lush surroundings. Hell was created by salt and lime deposits over 24 million years and the legend behind its name continues to be debated. Don’t forget to send your friends a postcard from Hell.

On the way back, stop at the Seven Mile Beach for photos. You can also choose to end your tour here if you want to take a swim or just relax on the beach.