The Botanic Park is well worth going to. The grounds are so beautiful.
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The Botanic Park is well worth going to. The grounds are so beautiful.
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If you love nature and long walks this is a gorgeous experience of flora and fauna native to the Cayman Islands. The Queens Botanical park is also home to the gorgeous endangered Blue Iguana's you may bump into some along your walk there are about 25 in the park wandering about but don't worry they're more afraid of you then...
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If it's overcast and not too hot, this park is good half day activity. The orchids were not in bloom, but we saw plenty of blue iguanas, and the color garden was beautiful.
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Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is a relatively small park (65 acres/26 hectares) in the centre of Grand Cayman, as far away from human habitation as it's possible to be on this small island.
45 minutes' drive away from Seven Mile Beach, it's an easy day trip that gives you a glimpse of what the island might have been in...
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Our experience at QE2 garden was a bit mixed. The plants and flowers were breathtakingly beautiful. Lots of biting insects an no bug repellent was a bit of a downer. Also, we only sawn one iguana, and he sure didn't look blue (like portrayed in the advertisement).
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Great place to get away from the tourist traps on GCM. Very peaceful and beautiful walk around nature.
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It was a 45-minute drive over here from our Seven Mile Beach condo, but we were glad we came. The Floral Colour Garden wih all the beautiful flowers we especially enjoyed and it was a nice change of pace from the beach to visit the gardens here, and we enjoyed the drive. We saw a large blue iguana in the...
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This is one place that so many people overlook on their visit, which I can understand given the beautiful blue water and soft sand. However if you can fit it in to an afternoon it's a wonderful way to explore a different side of Cayman. We rented a car, bought some snacks and drinks (bring extra water, it gets very...
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The Botanical Park is a definate stop! We really enjoyed the floral garden & am sure the orchid garden must be unbelievable when in blume. Would recommend this adventure in the early am before the heat.
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Not what I expected but a great place to walk around in the peace and quiet. The blue iguanas are being bred here and the older ones are wandering free (as are green iguanas, though they aren't really supposed to be there). There are also some interesting birds, even though we went in the heat of the day. Apply plenty...
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