Skull Cave

Skull Cave, Cayman Brac

Named for its breathtaking bluff, Cayman Brac is off the beaten track but remains charming, allowing thrill-seekers and nature-lovers to get up close and personal with rare flora and fauna.
Cayman Brac has numerous caves for nature lovers to explore. Many of the caves are not easily accessible, though there are a few that are. Local tour guide, Gergory Banks, takes us on a tour of one of the easier accessible caves known as Half-Way Ground Cave or more commonly known as Skull Cave because of the close resemblance the cave has to a skull. Caving is among the most popular Cayman Brac activities. Book your Cayman Islands trip and discover why these natural beauties are an island favorite.

Visit visitcaymanislands.com/en-us/about-cayman/our-islands/cayman-brac to learn more about Cayman Brac.

Cayman Brac: True Caribbean Wilderness

Gamersbay Cayman:
On my first day in the Cayman Islands I got to visit their most remote island named Cayman Brac. It has a very small population, doesn't get a lot of tourism, and is largely unsettled. We went to see the bat caves, coral rock bluff cliffs, and had a chance to host an educational workshop with local children.