Things to Do in Camana Bay

From family-friendly activities such as community art events, live story readings and free outdoor movies, to the beloved annual lighting of the Camana Bay Christmas tree, the Town Centre hosts hundreds of signature events throughout the year.

Visitors can get a glimpse of local life every Wednesday with the seasonal Farmers & Artisans Market. In low season, the farmers market is held when there is local produce available for sale. Can’t make it on Wednesday? Come another day and you’re likely to find performances by local talent.

Browse the shops of Camana Bay to find local mementos for everyone in the family. Enjoy shopping for a selection of products made in Cayman or inspired by its natural beauty and storied history. Sit down for a meal or beverage at one of the many restaurants and you’re bound to try a local ingredient or two!

The Market is held during high season every Wednesday from 10am to 5pm on the Paseo. Discover an array of local purveyors offering products and experiences found only in Cayman.

Head there early for the widest selection of fresh produce and local specialties, then browse an eclectic selection of artisanal products and handicrafts. The market schedule is subject to change so be sure to follow Camana Bay on Facebook and Instagram for updates.

The restaurants and bars in Camana Bay are always hosting live music performances. Almost every day of the week you’ll find local musicians from across the island grace the Town Centre with sweet tunes of all genres. With saxophonists, guitarists, jazz singers and more, there are sounds for all to enjoy.

If you’re looking for true Cayman flavour, Camana Bay offers everything from locally flavoured gelato to locally inspired cocktails and meals produced with local ingredients.

There's so much to do in Camana Bay to keep you and your family entertained. Whether it's wondering around the shops, having a bite to eat or one of the below options, you can while away many an hour in the town.

If you'd like a break from the sunny skies and sandy beaches (really?!), take advantage of the island's only cinema. With seven screens showing the latest movies, including three VIP theatres with leather recliners and a dedicated concession area and bar, the cinema serves a full menu of food and drink options. Plus, daybeds are now available in all auditoriums for the ultimate comfort.

Have a walk along the Camana Bay Harbour. Pick up a coffee or ice cream and while away a few hours as you watch boats come and go.

A number of watersports companies operate out of Camana Bay’s harbour, as well as the water taxi which can ferry you across the North Sound to Rum Point and North Side.

Visitors wanting to stay fit while on vacation can book the tennis, pickleball and basketball courts, a 25-metre swimming pool and the professional-grade sports field.

To make a booking request or enquiry, call (345) 640 2878 or email: cbsc@camanabay.com.

Pickleball Cayman has four dedicated pickleball courts on Camana Bay's Festival Green. Whether you’re looking for a competitive match or casual game, you can stay fit while on vacation.

For available times and bookings visit www.pickleball.ky.

Camana Bay is a lovely safe space for children to run around and play. The streets are largely pedestrianised so there is little danger. There are also dedicated areas for play.

Climb the 75ft Observation Tower for a 360-degree view of Grand Cayman and be mesmerised by the floor-to-ceiling marine mosaic mural on the way up. Made up of over three million Venetian tiles, the stunning display illustrates an underwater scene familiar to divers who have experienced Cayman’s renowned dive sites. Elevator access is available.

Choose a book from Next Chapter and relax in one of the five courtyards: Jasmine, Cassia, Gardenia, Canella and Heliconia. Named after the prominent flowers found in their garden, each courtyard has a distinct character and offers cool breezes and welcoming seating.

Let the kids loose in the interactive fountains. In Jasmine Court, water spurts mingle with colour, delighting tots and toddlers. On the Crescent, dancing waters with skyward bursts reaching 30 feet thrill brave youngsters.

During the summer months, the fountains are enhanced with soft play block sets perfect for productive play at all ages.

On a palm tree-lined beach, the Island provides a peaceful and picturesque place to relax and watch boats sail through the harbour, including Cayman Ferries, which keeps a regular schedule of roundtrips to Kaibo in North Side.

Snap a picture with Poof, post and tag Camana Bay @Camana_Bay so they can share in your adventure.

Part of the Blue Dragon Trail, Poof is one of fifteen larger-than-life sculptures of Grand Cayman’s endangered Blue Iguanas located around the Island.

Visit the Camana Bay Visitor Centre to pick up a free copy of your Passport to Camana Bay, a family-friendly activity guide suitable for all ages, residents and visitors alike. This guide is sure to keep the whole family entertained, with colouring pages and trivia questions, while also learning cool facts about Camana Bay.

A pedestrianised walking path offering visitors and residents the opportunity to stroll from the Crescent of Camana Bay to West Bay Road in under 10 minutes.

Do you enjoy the stunning harbour views, refreshing breezes, and the convenience of over 60 shops, restaurants, and amenities right at your fingertips in Camana Bay? It’s no wonder that more than 4,200 people have already chosen to live and work in this vibrant community.

Whether you’re looking to own a home in OLEA, Camana Bay’s first residential for-sale neighbourhood featuring Grand Cayman’s only lazy river, rent one of the luxurious Terraces or Kapok apartments in the heart of the Town Centre, or lease premier office space, Camana Bay is the destination for global business and Caribbean community.

For more information on residential options, email: live@camanabay.com or to enquire about turnkey solutions for office space, email: leasing@dart.ky.