Hell Geological Site

The QEII Botanic Park's second annual 5K Run/Walk fundraiser will now take place on July 17th at 6:30 am.

Registration: https://racecaribbean.net/event/botanic-park-5k-2022/

This event aims to raise funds for the continued development of the new Children’s Garden.

The QEII Botanic Park's second annual 5K Run/Walk fundraiser will now take place on July 17th at 6:30 am.

Registration: https://racecaribbean.net/event/botanic-park-5k-2022/

This event aims to raise funds for the continued development of the new Children’s Garden.

Have you been to Hell?
Yes! There's really a place called Hell in paradise, and it's located in the beautiful district of West Bay on Grand Cayman.

Thanks, Loop Jamaica for sharing our unique geological landmark!

Did you know THERE'S A PLACE IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS CALLED "HELL"?
In the Cayman Islands, tourists can go 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.

Happy World Wetlands Day!

Thank you for sharing National Trust for the Cayman Islands.

Wetlands of the Cayman Islands - National Trust for the Cayman Islands     The Earth is losing wetlands 3 times faster than forests and 90% of wetlands have now been degraded....

RIP

The management and staff of the Tourism Attraction Board are saddened to hear of the passing of our former CEO, Mr. Gilbert Connolly.

Mr. Connolly was our friend and colleague for 13 years as the CEO of the Tourism Attraction Board and Secretary of the Board from 2003 to 2016.

He was instrumental in the growth of the TAB and led the charge in the two-year recovery efforts of Pedro St James after the site was devastated by the passing of Hurricane Ivan, among other notable efforts.

We offer our deepest condolences to his wife Laura, his children, extended family and friends as they go through this difficult time.

Please note that due to the passing of Tropical Storm Grace, the Cayman Islands Tourism Attraction Board is announcing the closure of the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and the Pedro St. James Castle National Historic Site as of 2pm today.

We anticipate both attractions will reopen with normal business hours on Thursday 19th August, once the The Cayman Islands Government has issued the all clear.

NOTE: the Hell Geological Site and Cayman Craft Market remain closed.

Top 12 of the most beautiful places to visit in the Cayman Islands In a region of beautiful tropical islands with dazzling beaches, the Cayman Islands manages to stand above the rest. Abounding in natural beauty, this Caribbean destination boasts pristine beaches, lush tropical forests, and some of the best dive sites in the world. Here are the

Merry Christmas and best wishes for a wonderful holiday season with peace and happiness for the coming year.

Take the virtual tour of Geological Site with the new initiative!

Heritage Corner - Virtual Tour of Hell - Experience Cayman   Heritage CornerHosted by The Cayman Islands Department of TourismVirtual Tour of Hell with the Tourism Attraction BoardWhile we can’t readily travel, go to Hell, a Cayman Islands natural wonder, and back with the Cayman Islands Tourism Attraction Board. This uniquely named attraction located i...