Grand Cayman Island George Town Harbour

879 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Carnival Cruise Line (132 Cruises)

Celebrity Cruises (118 Cruises)

Cruise celebrity apex ship

Celebrity Apex

2910 Passengers
130818 tons
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Cruise celebrity Beyond ship

Celebrity Beyond

3260 Passengers
141420 tons
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Cruise CEL Celebrity Ship Silhouette

Celebrity Silhouette

2902 Passengers
122210 tons
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Crystal Cruises (15 Cruises)

Disney Cruise Line (32 Cruises)

Disney Treasure.

Disney Treasure

2492 Passengers
144256 tons
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Holland America Line (110 Cruises)

Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Eurodam ship

ms Eurodam

2104 Passengers
86273 tons
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Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Nieuw Amsterdam ship

ms Nieuw Amsterdam

2106 Passengers
86273 tons
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ms Nieuw Statendam.

ms Nieuw Statendam

2666 Passengers
99902 tons
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Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Oosterdam ship

ms Oosterdam

2024 Passengers
82820 tons
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Margaritaville at Sea (32 Cruises)

MSC Cruises (40 Cruises)

Norwegian Cruise Line (107 Cruises)

Cruise NCL Norwegian Cruise Line Aqua Ship

Norwegian Aqua

3571 Passengers
156 tons
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Oceania Cruises (56 Cruises)

Oceania Vista.

Oceania Vista

1200 Passengers
68000 tons
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Princess Cruises (32 Cruises)

Regent Seven Seas Cruises (43 Cruises)

Royal Caribbean Cruises (87 Cruises)

royal caribbean mariner of the seas cruise ship

Mariner of the Seas

3114 Passengers
138279 tons
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Virgin Voyages (45 Cruises)

Cruise Virgin Voyages Resilient Lady ship

Resilient Lady

2770 Passengers
110000 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Grand Cayman has no cruise pier: ships anchor off George Town and local boats bring passengers to one of three waterfront terminals right in the middle of the capital.
Yes, the whole centre is walkable: the duty-free shops, the National Museum in the Old Courts Building and the remains of Fort George. An unhurried tour of the centre fills a morning.
One big outing, not three. Either Stingray City, or Seven Mile Beach, or the West Bay circuit with the turtles and the Hell rock formations. Each fills half a day with transfers, and the tender queue back takes time in late afternoon.
A sandbar in the middle of North Sound where southern stingrays have come to meet visitors for decades, a legacy of the days when fishermen cleaned their catch there. The water is waist-deep and guides supervise every group.
Yes, strongly. Demand is high, especially on days when several ships anchor off George Town. The trip takes half a day and leaves from the marinas near Seven Mile Beach.
Yes, about ten minutes by taxi north of the centre. The shoreline is public along its whole length: pick an access point and swim. For more quiet, aim for the casuarina-lined stretch near Governor's Beach, away from the busiest hotels.
Yes, and it is one of the call's open secrets. Eden Rock and Devil's Grotto, with their coral tunnels full of silvery tarpon, are entered straight from shore, a few minutes' walk from the terminals.
The Cayman Islands dollar, pegged to the US dollar. Greenbacks are accepted everywhere, but change is often given in local dollars: keep that in mind so you do not leave with notes you cannot spend elsewhere.
The Cayman Turtle Centre, which raises green turtles and traces the archipelago's long link with them, and the hamlet of Hell, named for a field of jagged black limestone. Collectors get an envelope postmarked at the counter next door.
Very good. The centre is walkable, the water at Seven Mile Beach is free of swell, and turtles and rays delight children. One caveat: it is a tender port, so shuttle boats are mandatory and queues can be long late in the day.