Stingray Sandbar Snorkel Boat Trip in Grand Cayman
1:30PM | Tue & Thu | Check-In Kaibo Yacht Club
US$55 per person
Join us for our relaxed-afternoon Stingray Snorkel Trip to the Sandbar in Grand Cayman’s North Sound. Ideal for families or those diving in the morning, this excursion lets you meet plenty of friendly stingrays, capture unforgettable photos, and create lifelong memories. Snorkeling here is the best way to interact with these fascinating creatures—plus it’s perfect for both divers and non-divers to enjoy together. Often cited as a must-do Cayman Islands experience, be sure to pucker up for a quick stingray kiss…it’s said to bring seven years of good luck!
Highlights
- Small Personal Group Size- Maximum 12 + 2 crew
- 60 minutes on the Sandbar
- Water shallow enough to stand up
- Photographer Friendly - Discovery, Nat Geo, BBC use Ocean Frontiers
Snorkel Trip Overview
- US$ 60 per person (rate is charged as per souls on board)
- Price includes mask, snorkel, pool noodles, snorkel vests (upon request)
- Trip includes a Towel and Iced Drinking Water
- Expert Stingray Guide with First Aid Training
- Max Capacity is 12 Snorkelers and 2 Crew
- Check-in at 1:30PM, Return at 3:30PM
- 2 hour Stingray City Trip
What's Not Included
- Transportation to and from meeting point - Kaibo Yacht Club (near Rum Point)
- Underwater Camera
- Gratuities
Restrictions
- All passengers must be able to swim.
- All children must be accompanied by an adult at a maximum ratio of 2 children per adult.
- Children under the age of 10 are encouraged to bring their own youth life vests.
- As per government regulations, no one shall be permitted to wear any footwear on the sandbar including fins.
Recommended Add-ons
Do you love stingrays but wish you knew more about them? We have a Manta & Ray Ecology speciality that will be the perfect addition to your stingray city trip. No scuba certification or diver medical required in this instructor-led specialty for ages 6+.
FAQ
Stingray City in Grand Cayman is home to about 100 Southern Stingrays (Hypanus americanus). The population varies seasonly and 2 thirds of the population are females.
Yes! They are free roaming stingrays that have been domesticated through continuous interactions with people. The Southern Stingrays stress response is flight not fight and they will do so by swimming away very quickly. Our expert stingray guides are there to ensure the stingray is calm before allowing anyone to touch and hold them.
We have a 31 foot by 8 foot panga style monohull with Twin Honda 100hp engines. The carrying capacity of this boat is limited to 12 passengers and 2 crew.