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Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about visiting Botanic Park
No, because of the endangered Blue Iguanas that roam freely in the QEII Botanic Park.
It is accessible to strollers and wheelchairs in some areas, but please note the paths are uneven and left natural in many locations. We would be glad to assist with a golf cart to accommodate your needs.
Restrooms are located at the Visitor Centre, Colour Garden (yellow section), and by the Rotary Schoolhouse located in the children’s garden development.
Currently, we only have a food vendor on Saturdays from 11 AM till 4 PM. You may bring outside food in, but we ask that all debris be removed and no feeding of any of the wild animals that may be present.
No alcohol is allowed on the QEII Botanic Park grounds.
Blue Iguanas are only found in Grand Cayman and are an endemic species. There are similar iguanas on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, but they do not get the blue colouration.
Yes, please click here to learn more.
Yes, private tours can be booked with a minimum of 24 hours’ notice and will be subject to staff availability. The cost is CI$5.00 extra per person.
An approximate one hour tour that provides plant identification and cultural information of the Cayman Islands.
Yes, please complete the Event inquiry form or email info@botanic-park.ky
No.
We are located on Frank Sound Rd, in the District of North Side and it is approximately a 40-minute drive east of the George Town area, or a 15-minute drive if coming from the East End area. Click here for detailed travel information.
The Botanic Park is a natural habitat, the lake is actually part of a seasonally flooded area that will dry up if natural rainfall does not occur.