Cayman Islands Aquariums
All the aquariums in the Cayman Islands are listed here. Whether you’d like to:
- Have the chance to get up close to tropical and exotic fish
- Find out which aquarium gives you a chance to hold a turtle
- Research the marine life in the reefs and ocean around Cayman
- Learn about Cayman’s enlightened marine conservation laws
the aquariums listed below should be able to help you. We’ve provided the contact details for all the aquariums you could want to visit, including a map of their location and links to their website. We've also introduced a virtual tour facility called eCayEarth that allows you to visit the aquarium virtually before you ever contact or visit it! Thanks for using eCayOnline for all your Cayman Islands leisure information.
P.O. Box 594, Pasadora Place, Smith Rd.
Company Phone: (345) 949-7296
Company Fax: (345) 945-1462
Company Website: www.petique.ky
P.O. Box 511, 243 North Sound Rd.
Company Phone: (345) 943-7387
Company Fax: (345) 946 8695
Company Website: www.animalhouse.ky
P.O. Box 812, 825 North West Point
Company Phone: (345) 949-3894
Company Fax: (345) 949-1387
North West Road
Company Phone: (345)769-SWIM
Company Website: www.dolphindiscovery.com
PO Box 285, 9A Garvin Road, Morgan's Harbour
Company Phone: 345-946-3396
Company Website: www.caymandolphincove.com
Cayman Islands Aquariums FAQ's
Can I purchase an aquarium for the reception of our new office?
I know of one aquarium provider in Cayman called Reef Life and they are great. They are very knowledgeable and do commercial as well as residential aquariums. For a listing of Cayman Islands Aquariums click on the links below.
Does Cayman protect its reefs and reef life?
Yes indeed. We have a very good government department – The Department of the Environment who manage this and have assigned replenishment zones etc. Maps are available on this website, just click on this link________________
Where can I go to see tropical fish?
Cayman’s reefs are swarming with fish. If you don’t have access to a boat you can snorkel of Cemetary Reef (by the cemetery in West Bay, opposite the fire station) to see lovely tropical fish. You follow the footpath to the beach and walk left about 50 yards then swim out about 50 – 100 yards. Beware though – I found the Sargeant Major Fish to be very aggressive! They certainly won’t hurt you but if you are not used to snorkel just be aware that they will swim at you looking for food.
