Every time I visit Grand Cayman, this is what I look forward to visiting the most. It is very inexpensive($10) and you get the opportunity to see amazing plants and the rare blue iguana. The gardens are well maintained and labeled. Every visit brings new blooms and larger plants. The iguanas must be seen. If you want a nice, relaxing... more

We stopped at the Botanic Park on our way to Rum Point. We were there around 9:00 and boy was it ever hot but I think we were only there for about an hour, maybe a little longer- so not too bad. Started out by getting a refreshing lemonade in the snack bar and walked a good part of the... more

My wife and I and our 8 year old daughter really enjoyed our afternoon at the park. It was clean and a great place to enjoy a stroll. There is a small visitor's center and gift shop. Bring your own food and refreshments. There is a nice picnic area near a small lake. more

Everyone else seems to have loved this place but to be honest we were disappointed. OK, so it is cheap, but there isnt really a whole lot here. The colour garden was nice but not that colourful. The vast bulk of it is the woodland trail which is pretty much just that....along with lots of iguana doo to avoid on... more

May 4, 2007 -- Talked to a couple who were staying at the same Inn, and they told us when they went to the Botanic Park that morning and it was HOT!!! So we decided to do a late afternoon excursion. The Park is open until 6:30 - last entry is at 5:30, and we arrived a little after 5:00.... more

It cost about $10 to go and was a lovely place. We've been to gardens on other islands and they usually aren't as well done as this one. It was great! Saw lots of blue iguanas and lush plants. more

May have been the quietest hours spent on our stay on Grand Cayman. Very nice. You can go through the whole thing in an hour. If I go again I'd take a picnic lunch and lunch at the picnic tables by the duck pond. Check it out. more

We booked the "Save The Blue Iguana" tour from our cruise. The 40 minute trip to the park gave us a view of the Grand Cayman coastline and scenery. The Guide at the park was excellent, he gave us a complete tour and told us informative stories about the Blue Iguana, we saw at least 20 Iguanas. The Botanic Garden... more

I was looking forward to going to the Botanic Park because it was listed as one of the top things to do while in Grand Cayman. We stayed on Seven Mile Beach and the park is quite a drive away, so we set aside a day to go there. It took around 40 minutes to get there. To get in... more