This is the best beach to see and enjoy the sunrise! I went there early in the morning for the sunrise, and there are no people on the beach. So I enjoy the beautiful scenery and the breeze. It's a peaceful experience. If you are staying in the downtown area of George Town, you will have to get up early and drive about 40 minutes to get here. There are restrooms and parking available at this public beach, so don't worry about it.

Absolutely stunning beach! We went early in the morning to watch the sunrise and there was not a soul in sight! It was peaceful, clean, and quiet. Parking was right on the beach. Best of all there was an indoor restroom on sight! This beach was my favorite that we visited. Hopefully they fix the pier by the next time we go!

One of the quietest beaches on the island. You might want to bring water shoes, otherwise impossible to get into water. Amazing views and the dock

A beautiful and peaceful beach very popular with kiteboarders and windsurfers. This is not a good spot to go swimming as there is a shallow, seaweed bottom but if you are comfortable getting out to deeper water, it is a great spot to snorkel. The beach itself is cleaned regularly of seaweed and debris. There are surprisingly clean public bathrooms here also!

Our first beach here. We wanted a quite beach to start snorkeling and it was perfect. We found a few beautiful Coral groups and a lot of fish out past the dock exploring North a bit and south of the dock. Water was 6-8 ft deep 200 ft out from the shore, I really liked this spot.

We stopped by Colliers on our drive across the island. It's very quiet, there weren't many people there. Amenities are good, there are restrooms as well. Not so great for dipping into the ocean, there is seaweed and other plants in the water at the shore. You can use the dock though to get into the water for a swim, there is a ladder at the end.

This is a beach with nice facilities in a non tourist area. It's a pretty walk, but we didn't really swim here. Maybe the season, but quite a bit of grass. Great table areas with cover and nice bathrooms. It's worth a stop as there is some nice views.

There's a reason no one is here. Perhaps it's the time of year but you have to go 60 ft out just to avoid the coral/seaweed. It is peaceful although there's not much room

Easy parking. Clean restrooms. Shaded pavilions with picnic tables.

Great spot to relay and enjoy the amazing sea breeze. It's so relaxing I dare you to stay awake!! Pack your own picnic lunch or stop and get fried fish and fritters like we did.

Amazing beach and great atmosphere, no lines parking so you can park almost on the beach! Good facilities and a few cabanas with benches

This is a very nice beach. It has public restrooms you can use and pavilions that you can sit under. Some of them have picnic benches as well. It’s also a good place to snorkel and it was never busy while we were here

Beautiful spot. Clean bathrooms. Easy parking. Clean bathrooms but no shower to rinse off.

Beautiful secluded beach. Cabanas. Restrooms. Boat dock.

A smaller private beach on the east side of the island. I went on a Tuesday afternoon and nobody was there but there wasn’t much Beach to sit at due to all the sea grass washed up

This beach is underrated. It’s the cleanest and easiest beach to access on the East End. We tried a few other public beaches in the area and this is easily our favorite. There are huts to sit down for a few minutes of shade and there is also a well maintained dock.

Immaculately groomed public beach that the Cayman Islands government provides. Great spot for snorkeling with a dock, restroom facilities, and numerous picnic tables covered with Cabana structures. Highly recommend. But do suggest taking care not to dirty up with trash.