Camana Bay is a thoughtfully designed waterfront town center in the Cayman Islands that blends modern island living with a strong sense of community. Located along the western shore of Grand Cayman, it offers a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. This is our pick up and drop off spot.

Stingray City is one of the Cayman Islands’ most famous and unforgettable natural attractions—a series of shallow sandbars in the North Sound where visitors can safely interact with wild southern stingrays in crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Just a short boat ride from shore, Stingray City feels almost surreal. The water is typically waist-deep, warm, and incredibly clear, allowing you to see dozens of graceful stingrays gliding effortlessly across the sandy bottom. These gentle creatures have become accustomed to human presence over the years and often approach visitors, creating a rare opportunity to feed, touch, and even hold them. Length of time spent here depends on tour length. All tours are completely customizable so length of time here is also up to you.

Starfish Beach is a shallow-water beach on the northern side of Grand Cayman, known for its calm turquoise sea and the bright orange-red starfish that rest along its sandy bottom. Tucked away in the North Sound, it offers a quieter, more laid-back alternative to the island’s busier beaches. The water at Starfish Beach is typically clear, warm, and only waist-deep for quite a distance, making it ideal for wading and gently observing marine life. Visitors often spot numerous red cushion sea stars scattered across the seafloor, their vivid colors standing out against the pale sand. The starfish can be picked up but must stay fully submerged in the water at all times to protect their health. Time spent here is dependent on tour length. All tours are completely customizable so the length of time spent here is up to you.

Rum Point is one of the island’s most beloved spots for snorkeling, offering calm, shallow waters and vibrant marine life in a relaxed, picturesque setting on the North Sound. The snorkeling at Rum Point is ideal for beginners and casual explorers. The water is typically clear and gentle, with soft sandy areas that gradually transition into patches of seagrass and coral. Snorkelers can encounter colorful reef fish, sea fans, the occasional stingray, and usually friendly green sea turtles gliding through the shallows. The peaceful conditions make it easy to take your time and enjoy the underwater scenery without strong currents or rough waves. Time spent here is dependent on tour length. All tours are completely customizable so time at this location is up to you.