Relax at Smith Barcadere, Grand Cayman

George Town, Cayman Islands

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Smith Barcadere is filled with character and has a ton of local flair that can be enjoyed with family and friends.

Located south of George Town just down the road from the cruise ship ports. Whether you are coming off the cruise ship for a couple hours or you are staying on the island. Smith Barcadere is a must visit. Smith Barcadere is also known as Smith Cove to locals if you are asking for directions. Make sure to carry a device that can take pictures because it is a very beautiful place and has many photo opportunities. Smith Cove is also a very popular snorkeling destination with the convenience of a shower and public bathrooms.

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Relax at Smith Barcadere, Grand Cayman Reviews

Jennifer Price

Relax at Smith Barcadere, Grand Cayman

01/10/17

This beach is perfect for snorkeling. It had quite a bit of people there, but it also has a place to jump in off the rocks. Perfect place to set up a hammock.

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