The Perks of Living in a Seven Mile Beach Condo

Things to Do in and Around Seven Mile Beach

• 1. The obvious - Soak up the Rays

  The most obvious advantage of having your own Seven Mile Beach condo is in the nearness to the beach itself. Seven Mile Beach has tons of frontage and the beach itself is free and has many public access points. If you love the beach in general, then a spot of your own along Seven Mile Beach will be a delight, especially since the Cayman Islands receive generally warm and sunny weather throughout the year.

• 2. Enjoy Watersports

  There are many watersports and other activities you can enjoy around Seven Mile Beach. There are numerous charter ventures that will take you out for a day of fishing or just to enjoy the water, as well as diving and snorkeling opportunities, sailing, parasailing adventures and so much more.

  You don’t necessarily need to enlist the help of a guide or a professional. As a resident, you can enjoy sailing, boating, diving and fishing on your own time at your leisure - just because you’re near the water! There are also a number of marinas in the area where you can moor your vessel.

• 3. Visit George Town

  Seven Mile Beach is just a stone’s throw from George Town, which lies only a few kilometers to the south. The Capital of the Cayman Islands, George Town provides no shortage of cultural interests, dining and shopping and much more. George Town actually maintains a number of duty-free shops as well.

• 4. Culture and History at their Finest

  The Cayman Islands have a rich cultural heritage that spans back hundreds of years. Today that culture is alive and the traces of history can be seen in everything Caymanian. From sites like the Pedro St. James Castle (not particularly close to Seven Mile Beach, but still very interesting!) to the Cayman Islands National Museum, there’s no dearth of sites to explore.

  Art lovers will also enjoy the Cayman National Gallery, which showcases historically, culturally significant works of art that span the islands’ history. It’s in George Town, so it’s not too far from Seven Mile Beach, and admission is free!