Recommendation in George Town for kids?

We'll be in George Town, Grand Cayman in December 26, it's our first time there. With two kids 4 and 6, besides the turtle farm, is there anywhere else we can go or anything fun we can do?

Thank you!

Take an excursion to see the stingrays, have some beach time at Public Beach, go on an island tour...what types of things are they interested in?

I too would look at booking a stingray excursion.

Keith

Take an excursion to see the stingrays, have some beach time at Public Beach, go on an island tour...what types of things are they interested in?

They have seen stingray many times, in Hawaii and in aquarium, does not seem that into it. Especially the younger one...but I'll give it a try, maybe he is braver now! Thank you!

I too would look at booking a stingray excursion.

 

Keith

Thank you Keith! Any recommendations for the stingray excursion?

They have seen stingray many times, in Hawaii and in aquarium, does not seem that into it. Especially the younger one...but I'll give it a try, maybe he is braver now! Thank you!

Read some reviews of Stingray City where the excursions go. You're out in open ocean, surrounded by wild stingrays that you can feed and pet. Totally different than seeing them in an aquarium.

We'll be in George Town, Grand Cayman in December 26, it's our first time there. With two kids 4 and 6, besides the turtle farm, is there anywhere else we can go or anything fun we can do?

 

Thank you!

Our kids 5 & 8 had a blast here: https://www.google.com/search?q=camana+bay+fountain

They played in the fountains for a good hour or so, then we walked over to the man made island beach where they played with other local kids. During the day, you'll see a lot of nannies taking the children of rich parents to Camana Bay to hang out and get lunch.

There's also Seven Mile Beach. If your kids can already swim, just bring some goggles, there's sea life just 5-10 meters from the beach. Try in front of Royal Palms, great underwater sites around that area.

We were just there last week. We took the amphibious bus tour, which our 7-year old son absolutely loved. It happens to stop for an hour at Royal Palms at the end of the tour (11 a.m., in this case) and we just stayed there the rest of the afternoon instead of rejoining them and took a $12 cab back to the ship.

You can swim with dolphins there is a place very close to the turtle farm i want to say it’s across the street

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