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Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

4.7 (822 reviews)

Nature & Garden

Hours
Every day 9am–5:30pm
Address
367 Frank Sound Road, North Side

About

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park in North Side is a public botanical garden with walking trails through native Caymanian flora, a lake, and a dedicated breeding facility for the endangered Grand Cayman blue iguana. It's a quieter, nature-focused stop compared to the island's beach and watersports attractions.

Hours, phone and location

What are Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park's opening hours?

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is open every day 9am–5:30pm. Hours can change on public holidays; call ahead to confirm.

What is the phone number for Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park?

You can reach Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park at (345) 947-3558.

Where is Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park located?

Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is at 367 Frank Sound Road, North Side, in North Side, Grand Cayman.

What People Are Saying

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 822 Google reviews.

Mike Page ★★★★★ 3 months ago

“A beautiful park, very well established and maintained. Some themed gardens which depending on the time of year will be more (or less) impressive. In May we just missed the peak vlooming of many of the larger Orchids but many still in bloom and were beautiful.…”

Jennifer Sakash ★★★★★ 4 months ago

“Stunning beauty, with orchids, iguanas, parrots, and we saw an agouti. We got rained on briefly not long after we got there, while viewing the orchids. But it was warm and mid-day, so we dried off quickly. An employee pointed things out to us several times, me…”

Tristan Van aken ★★★★★ 3 months ago

“Great place to visit! Lots of beautiful flowers, birds, and iguanas. The staff was very friendly. It is hot so make sure to bring sunscreen and water. They do have water and washrooms there. There are plenty of places to sit in the shade and enjoy nature. Defi…”

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botanic garden blue iguana nature heritage walking trails