Queen Elizabeth II Royal Botanic Park

Frank Sound Road, North Side, Grand Cayman

Tour Type

Nature & Ecotourism

Location

Cayman Islands

Overview

A 65-acre park in North Side with colourful gardens, woodland trails and a two-acre lake that attracts native birds. It's also home to the Blue Iguana Conservation Facility, so there's a good chance of seeing the endangered Grand Cayman blue iguana. An easy, shaded half-day outing for all ages.

Key features:

  • Gardens
  • Blue iguanas
  • Woodland trail
  • Lake & birds
  • Family friendly

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Illustrative image. Photo: Reveriesun / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0). Cropped and resized.

Activity type

Wildlife & birdwatching
Gardens & plantations

Good for

Families

Meeting area

Frank Sound Road, North Side, Grand Cayman
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