Lining George Town's harbor are a collection of shops and offices housed in distinctive 18th C buildings trimmed with wooden gingerbread, a contrast to the condominiums, satellite dishes and the modern glass Government Administration Building also seen in the Cayman's capital.
The streets of George Town come alive with the arrival of the cruise ships. There are museums and a fort to see in George Town as well as some fine restaurants and shopping.
Atlantis Submarines offer visitors a chance to experience to world below the ocean surface. This 48 passenger submarine tours the crystal clear water off the Cayman Islands which visitors can see through large viewing windows.
Address: Atlantis Submarines, George Town, Grand Cayman , Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands National Museum displays the history of the island through an audio visual presentation with recreated habitats as well as information on local flora and fauna. In addition to the permanent collection the museum also features temporary exhibits.
Address: Cayman Islands National Museum, Box 2189, Harbour Drive, George Town, Grand Cayman , Cayman Islands
Hours:
9am-5pm; Sat:9am-1pm; Closed: Sun
Tips: Free admission on the first Saturday of every month. The Museum is closed the first Monday of every month for exhibit maintenance.
The Island Glassblowing Studio features the works of father and son team Maestro Stephen Victor Zawistowski and Oliver Daniel Zawistowski. There works include everything from bowls and dishes to sculptures.
Address: Island Glassblowing Studio, 189 North Church Street, George Town, Grand Cayman , Cayman Islands
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