Cayman Brac

Seabirds, marine life and buccaneers have long admired Cayman Brac, a sliver of limestone that rises from the Caribbean at the far-flung edge of the Cayman Islands. The cliffs of Brac — Gaelic for bluff — are studded with deep caves pummelled by time and tides, home to lost treasure and colonies of Jamaican fruit bats. Shoals of rainbow-coloured fish inhabit the surrounding waters and dive sites, furrowed with coral walls and deep canyons, where reefs and wrecks remain undisturbed. Look out for Cayman parrots and red-legged thrush as you hike coastal forests and wetlands, tap into history at Heritage House or gear up for rock climbing and kayaking adventures.