Anytime at all is a great time of year to visit the Cayman Islands, but the weather is fabulous in February!
November through April are considered “high season” or “dry season” in the Cayman Islands, and this is the most popular time for people to visit, probably because they are escaping cold, cruel winter weather at home.
If dry weather with low humidity are what you’re after, visit our tropical paradise in February, March or April. We have lots of sunshine, little rain, and refreshing sea breezes in winter, with average high temperatures from 75°-86°F/24°-30°C; average lows of 68°-72°F/20°- 22°C; and water temperatures that range from 78° to 82°F.
Visit Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits
Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits is the leading retailer of premium wines, beers and spirits in Grand Cayman. Place an order for the beverages of your choice from our online store, and we’ll deliver FREE of charge, directly to your home, office, yacht, villa or hotel room between Monday and Saturday. Or drop in at a Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits store on Grand Cayman and our team of experts will help you select your favorite beverages.
What to Do in February in the Cayman Islands
Swim & sunbathe: Often voted “The Caribbean’s Best Beach”, Seven Mile Beach is actually only 5.5 miles long, but it’s packed with most of Grand Cayman’s best hotels and condos and some of the best cuisine in the Caribbean. Try kayaking, kite surfing, jet-skiing, parasailing or paddle boarding, or simply relax under a Casuarina tree on the glorious white sandy beach.
Snorkel & scuba dive: The Cayman Islands’ crystal-clear warm water, unbelievable visibility of 60 to 100 feet or more, pristine coral reefs, and marine life make it a world-class destination for snorkelers and divers. A great option for all skill levels of snorkelers and divers is the USS Kittiwake, previously a US Naval ship with five decks and endless rooms to explore, which is located near the shore of Seven Mile Beach.
Stingray City: Thousands of tourists visit the iconic Stingray City on Grand Cayman each day by boat, and walk, swim and snorkel among the stingrays that roam free in an area of the ocean protected by offshore reefs. The stingrays are large, friendly and love to be petted.
Cayman Turtle Farm: The world-renowned 23-acre Cayman Turtle Farm on Grand Cayman is a marine adventure park that is home to more than 7,000 Green Sea Turtles. They are the largest of the hard-shelled sea turtles and the second largest of all turtle species. Some of them weigh more than 500 pounds.
Cayman Crystal Caves: A geologic wonder, the Crystal Caves took millions of years to form as seawater erosion created caverns filled with stalagmites, stalactites, crystal-like mineral deposits, and a gorgeous interior lake. The caves are located in a lush tropical forest in North Side, Grand Cayman.
There are many spectacular things to do in February in the Cayman Islands when the weather is beautiful. When you’re ready to buy beer, wine or liquor, visit Jacques Scott Wine & Spirits, where you’ll enjoy an incomparable selection, expert customer service and FREE DELIVERY.
