This place is gorgeous and huge! They have different areas to visit and a lot of flowers. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there and could have spent even more time if it wasn't so hot that day. The flowers are gorgeous and all areas are nicely landscaped. We seen a lot of blue iguana's roaming the grounds and then there is an entire area dedicated to the blue iguana's and it is huge! We seen multiple Cayman Parrots flying around in the trees out in the open and so neat to see them in a natural habitat. There's an area you can take a mile walk in (Woodland trails) and it circles around to the iguana area (or you could always take a shortcut there and not do the walk). It was very peaceful. There's a large kids play area and it also has water fountains for them to cool off in. They have also moved the concrete Davinoff's sculptures to this park too and makes for a good picture opportunity. The Rotary Schoolhouse was opened in 2019 by Prince Charles of Whales and serves as a nature education area and botanical science. The Heritage area had houses from the 20th century that have been restored and was owned by an East End settler. It gives a look at how they used to live. It's defiantly a do-no miss when in Grand Cayman if you are looking at a peaceful stroll type of area with a lot of beautiful flowers and animals to see.

My wife and I visited this park during a recent stay on Grand Cayman. They have a large variety of plants and the blue iguana preservation area is very interesting. You can pay to have a tour of the location or just roam about as we did. They also have areas where your kids can run around and play to burn off any excess energy or boredom. The only negative for us would be that many of the plants weren't labeled or the signage was in a state of disrepair to make it unreadable. (It is a large place so it would be impossible to label everything but better overall coverage of the signage would be good.) The staff were all very friendly and open to answering any questions we had. We would recommend this place as somewhere to spend a few relaxing hours walking about.

Absolutely beautiful! We spent a few hours there on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn’t busy. The grounds are beautifully maintained; seeing the blue iguanas and parrots were definitely a highlight. The staff was very friendly and took the time to point out highlights on a map; the gentleman we were chatting with was outstanding and very informative!

My family with a 4 and 7 year old came to the botanical gardens. It was our second visit. We were disappointed because the blue iguana sanctuary was closed. The kids loved this the last time. Just make sure it is open when you go. The gardens are beautiful. We still did see lots of blue iguanas and a few green parrots. The kids loved the playground area.

We were blown away by how great this park was. Great for adults and kids. There’s a whole section for kids. A playground and a splash pad. There are several sections in this park. Our favorite was the “Color Garden”. We saw several blue iguanas wandering free in the park, before we even got to the Iguana Sanctuary, where they have tons of them housed. We’ve been to many Botanical Gardens in many countries, and this one was one of the very best we’ve seen. Gift shop also had lots of great items at shockingly reasonable prices.

Lovely nature stroll through different areas. Beautiful tropical plants and flowers. We saw iguanas, rabbits, turtles, birds, a hermit crab. There is a fantastic children's garden with a splash pad, climbing sets, concrete statues of critters... We were really wishing we had our grandkids with us! Nice shaded patio area where we were able to eat our picnic lunch. Gift shop. We combined this with a stop at Collier's Beach on the far east end in order to check out that area. Could also combine with a tour at the Crystal Caves for a full day in the same general area... Or drive to Starfish Point.

So beautiful! And yes, the iguanas are really blue. (Okay, not bright blue like the statue on the sign, but definitely blue) I like how this garden had special areas, like the color gardens and the orchid walk. Signage on plants was good, explaining about the various trees and gardens. I wish I'd had time for a more leisurely visit. I could easily have spent 2 hours there, but I went as part of a tour and felt rushed. My advice is do this on your own and take as long as you like. Sit by the pond and watch for waterbirds. Stroll the paths and enjoy being out in a natural environment.

Going there during new years it was a fun family activity. It was close to where we stayed in Bodden Town and spent about 1-1.5 hours there. We saw wild iguanas hanging out and in the sanctuary. We also loved the traditional house. Very cool activity while in Grand Cayman.

We went to this park to visit the blue iguanas. We had a tour with Hal which was fantastic! Extremely knowledgeable about the history, plants, and animals. There are a large number of beautiful plants and you will see several blue iguanas roaming the grounds in addition the the ones present in the conservation center. The only thing to keep in mind is the park is about 45 minutes from seven mile beach so you need a rental car or arrange for a taxi to take you and pick you up before hand and that can be a bit expensive.

When we arrived they asked if we’d like a guided tour. Knowing this was always the best way to experience anything we said yes. After about an immersive hour with our guide Hal, I asked my wife how much did this cost? She didn’t know. Hal is a life long resident of the island. He imparted wisdom from his birth mother and his adoptive mother and from his sixty odd years of living here. Keen insights into a lifestyle we couldn’t imagine. Then onto two more hours of the flora. A true expert on seemingly everything growing in the park. Amazing experience. No amount of money could buy you three hours with Hal! In the end the added fee was $6.50 per. Best day we had on the Cayman. (Rent a car to get there, $80.00 US from Andy’s)