East End Trip

Experience the unique charm of the Cayman Islands on this excursion to the East End, where your adventure includes an encounter with the distinctive blue iguana, a remarkable species native to the region.

East End Excursion

Your day begins at 8 am with a convenient pickup from your accommodation in George Town. From there, we will journey eastward across the serene South Sound area, eventually arriving at Pedro St. James.

Known affectionately by locals as Peter's Castle, this historic plantation house, constructed in 1780, has been restored for public enjoyment. At this location, we will engage with an engaging multimedia showcase that delves into the history of the Cayman Islands and the significance of the manor.

Following our visit to the manor, we will continue to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Garden, established to celebrate the Queen of England. As we stroll through its scenic pathways, you will be surrounded by the island's native flora and have the chance to observe its vibrant wildlife. Keep an eye out for the iconic blue iguana, which represents the Cayman Islands, along with the colorful parrots that make their home in the garden.

To conclude our day, we will head to the blowholes, where you can witness this stunning natural spectacle. After marveling at this phenomenon, we will return to our vehicle and make our way back to George Town. Once we arrive, we will drop you off at your hotel or the cruise port.