The island's most famous excursion is to Stingray City, where boatloads of tourists debark at nearby Stingray Sandbar and squeal nervously while adjusting to the presence of large rays, which they can feed and "pet" while snorkeling in waist-deep water. Once fed, the rays will placidly let you do just about anything to them, including being lifted up to pose for photos while jetting water out of their mouths.

• Cayman Stingray City United - Stingray City
• Moby Dick Tours - Stingray City, ☎ +1 480-626-5429. 
• Carib Select Watersports, ☎ +1 888-452-7928. P.O. Box 30146. Carib Select provides trips to Stingray City that include free transportation to and from the Cruise Ship dock. Specializes in Stingray City tours and snorkeling at Coral Gardens/The Barrier Reef (snorkeling equipment and refreshments included), with photo packages of the excursion burned to CD and ready for purchase on board as you return to the dock.
• Native Way Watersports, ☎ +1-345-916-5027. Cayman Yacht Club. Locally owned and staffed with a variety of tours available.
• Soto's Cruises, ☎ +1 345 945-4576, e-mail: scruises@candw.ky. Seven Mile Beach. Stingray city tours. 
• Nautilus Undersea Tours, 2 state-of-art air-conditioned 80 ft. semi-submersible vessels take you on tour of shipwrecks and reefs offshore in Georgetown. Snorkeling is also available. Launch from Rackmans Pub. Short walk from Cruise ship docks ".
• Allura Catamaran Stingray City Snorkeling/Sail trip sails to famous Stingray City from Cayman Yacht Club. Short walk from Cruise ship docks.".
• Boatswain’s Beach, formerly the Cayman Turtle Farm, is a 24-acre marine park. The world’s only commercial Green Sea Turtle farm, it is home to over 16,000 sea turtles, ranging in size from six ounces to six hundred pounds and now even houses an alligator. Boatswain’s Beach features a 1.3 Million Gallon Saltwater Snorkel Lagoon where visitors can swim with turtles and other marine life; a Predator Tank (viewable by snorkelers)is filled with sharks and huge turtles; an Aviary and Iguana sanctuary; a Nature Trail and “Blue Hole” Sunken Cave, turtle farm tours with full access around the breeding ponds; Caymanian Heritage Street with porch-side artisans and crafts and restaurants featuring classic and contemporary Caymanian cuisine;a large pool with a waterfall and a state of the art research and educational facility focusing on the conservation of sea turtles.

Across from Boatswain's Beach is Dolphin Discovery where people are allowed to swim with dolphins. There are two dolphin parks in Cayman which were very controversial at the time of development.

• Atlantis Adventures, ☎ +1 345 949-7700. South Church Street, George Town Harbor. See the reefs from a 48-person submarine.
• Silver Thatch Excursions, ☎ +1 345 945-6588. Eco-tourism award winning biologist Geddes Hislop. Walking tours and eco-tours to the rainforest, or historical tours.
• Blackbeard's Nancy, West Bay Rd, Seven Mile Beach, ☎ +1 349-949-8988. This replica schooner offers a variety of options, including a dinner cruise.

Diving

• Deep Blue Divers, ☎ +1 345 916-1293, fax: +1 345-947-0116. George Town.
• Sunset Divers, ☎ +1 345 949-7111, fax: +1 345-949-7101. At Sunset House, South Sound.
• Red Sail Sports, ☎ +1 345 945-5965, fax: +1 345-945-5808. Seven Mile Beach.
• Don Foster's Dive Cayman Islands, ☎ +1 345 945-5132, toll-free: +1-800-833-4837.
• Ocean Frontiers, ☎ +1 345 947-7500, toll-free: +1-800-348-6096. East End.
• Liz's Awesome Fun Bay, toll-free: +1-800-945-7884, fax: +1 345-945-6875. North Side.
• Living the Dream Divers, 1114B West Bay Rd, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, ☎ +1-345-526-3483.

Horseback Riding

• Nicki's Beach Rides, ☎ +1 345 945-5834.
• Honey Suckle Trail Rides, ☎ +1 345 947-7976.
• Pampered Ponies Ltd., ☎ +1 345 945-2262.

Skateboarding, BMX Riding & Inline Skating

• The Black Pearl Skatepark, ☎ +1 345-526-3294, e-mail: skate@blackpearl. Eclipsed in size only by the SMP Skatepark in Shanghai, the Black Pearl is an enormous concrete park that, due to its remote location, is almost never crowded. The flow and lines in this place are fantastic. Pros and beginners alike will be impressed. Best time to go: in the morning before it gets too hot - this is, after all, the Caribbean.

Museums

• The Cayman Islands National Museum. The Cayman Islands National Museum has reopened following damage during Hurricane Ivan. It is well worth a visit and can be done thoroughly in 2-3 hours.

Festivals

• Batabano. The Grand Cayman carnival occurs near the end of April or early May. Batabano is a weekend of live steel band music, revelers parading the streets in colorful costumes, and eating exotic foods. Cayman Brac holds a celebration called "Brachanal" the next Saturday after Grand Cayman's.
• Pirates Week Festival, George Town with events country-wide, Tel: 345-949-5859, Fax: 345-949-5449.2 Mid-November (2008: November 6–16). Fireworks, "pirate landings", street dancing, heritage day events in Cayman towns, more.
• Gimistory: The Cayman Islands International Storytelling Festival, ☎ +1 345 949-5477, fax: +1 3456-949-4519. November.
• Cayfest: The Cayman Islands National Festival of the Arts, fax: +1 345-949-4519. Celebration of local arts, crafts, music, dance, drama etc. April