Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman Island
It’s not really seven miles long, but who cares? Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine named it “The Caribbean’s Best Beach” – a title it very well deserves. Seven Mile is the most talked-about beach in Grand Cayman, and also the island’s most developed. Most of the island’s luxury resorts and hotels can be found here.
Despite the proliferation of resorts and hotels, there is no shortage of beach here. You can freely walk along the entire length of the shoreline – around 4.5 miles of uninterrupted, white coral sand – since it is considered public property. Long walks are not the only things you can do here though. There are some reefs located right off the shore of Seven Mile Beach. They can be found along the Government House, Marriot Hotel, and by the public beach. These small reefs provide snorkeling opportunities, although it is worth noting that the one near Marriot is an artificial reef.
You can even grill out in the open and have picnics by the beach! If you happened to tag along your pets, they can roam the sandy shores of Seven Mile Beach without any leashes. All this freedom does come with a price. You’re not allowed to play loud music or exhibit public nudity here.
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