Kaibo Beach

Kaibo has huts, benches, hammocks, beach volleyball and an annual Mardi Gras festival, you will always be entertained and amused. The Kaibo bar and grill offers salads and sandwiches . 'Upstairs' fine dining restaurant above the beach bar offers modern caribbean cuisine. On Kaibo Beach, in addition to volleyball is paddleboarding, sailing, kayaking (day and night) kite surfing and wakeboarding. Many poeple like to fish from the dock. Good snorkelling is nearby at the public beach. There is a shop here, a gas station, and free wifi.

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Places close by:

Rum Point beach has a restaurant and bar available right on the beach they have great food and an excellent mudslide that is a must try.

Travel Times to Rum Point Beach by car:

From the cruise terminal – 40 minutes
From most hotels on the strip – 50 minutes
From East end – 15 minutes

Places to stop on the way from George Town:
Pedro St.James Historic Site - At the end of a quiet, mango and mahogany tree-shaded road in Savannah, Grand Cayman, high atop a limestone bluff, lies one of the Caribbean's most spectacular historic restorations, the Pedro St. James Historic Site. After seven years and a $7.5 million transformation, the Cayman Islands government has created the country's most ambitious heritage attraction to date and its first national landmark.

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park - Come marvel at the Cayman Islands' premier showcase. With 65 acres of displays, the park's Woodland Preserve represents 40 acres and is preserved in its natural state with a 0.8 mile walking trail.