A very beautiful beach. We went to Public Beach on 7 mile and it did not disappoint with its beauty. The water is crystal clear and calm and the sand is gorgeous. There are volleyball nets with a lot of activity around them. There isn't much shade along the beach but a nice place to have a relaxing beach day there.

The sand is amazing and the water clear enough! A lot of food options from local small businesses. We could rend chairs and umbrellas for 25$ per set. Overall a good experience

White sandy beach as far as your eyes can see. The coral sand and sparkling turquoise water is a must see. Lots of food trucks and vendors selling jerk chicken and pork as well as suveniers.

We’ve visited many times and were disappointed seeing the sea grass problems that have gotten worse on the South side of Grand Cayman, such as Seven Mile resort/Hampton Inn. Many Seven Mile beach resorts lost all access to the sea due to mountains of sea grass, except West of Coral Beach. I don’t even know if catamarans depart at the usual spots like Marriott; the waters were choppy with big waves at the Westin. Across the street at Mini Mart was Captain Marvin’s tourist counter for people who don’t have a car and wanted to go to Turtle Farm or snorkeling sites. There isn’t tons to do on Seven Mile, but the lovely view and hotel bars along Seven Mile make up for it. Bring cash for a cabana or tip, and join the walkers on the sand. Who said fitness is boring?!

Seven mile beach is definitely the best of several great beaches on the island. The water is crystal clear, and the almost white sand never seems to get hot on your feet so easy to walk on. There are areas along the beach that have some coral, so it is possible to do a bit of snorkeling. The further away from George Town you get, the traffic along the beach settles as there are always cruise ships at the George Town port.

We were on a cruise and opted to go to the beach on our own instead of taking an excursion. The whole process was so easy. Taxis were waiting outside the port. We were taken to Seven mile beach and dropped off in an area with vendors, a food truck, restrooms and showers. Hotels were near by if anyone wanted to eat at a restaurant. As soon as we got out of the taxi we were given a voucher for the return ride to the port. A nice young man introduced himself and led the way to the beach. He made arrangements for 2 chairs and 1 umbrella- $20 for the day. The beach was not too crowded. Our ship was the only one in port that day. The water was beautiful and we had a great time for the few hours we were there.

So, this is a mixed review, because while all of this beach provides beautiful views and a pleasant experience, the enjoyment factors vary based on, imo, crowds, parking and accessibility to food and other amenities. We attempted to go to the public spot up near the Kimpton, where there’s a parking lot and restrooms. The lot was packed, and mostly with cruise ship shuttles, so the beach itself was jam packed too. Me, I like some personal space, so we left there and went south to Governors Beach, across from Governors Plaza. Not as much parking, and restrooms were port o let’s, but the beach itself was exactly how I like it: sparsely occupied, quieter and 50 yards from my car. Views were obviously awesome, both land and sea. Seemed more local, although a few cruisers found their way there, but not en masse. If someone ran a chair and umbrella rental stand there they’d kill it but I’m guessing it works best as a public beach the way it is now. Went back for the sunset which did not disappoint. Will go back if I get back here for sure.

My sister and I drove over from the East End for the day. There are designated public beaches, but truly, you can use any part of the beach. You obviously can't use hotel or resort chairs, etc. The sand is pristine, beautiful water. A must see if not staying at one of the hotels along this area.

Grand Cayman is beautiful, but 7 mile Beach is crowded. The free beach shuttles are great, but are not clearly marked. We finally learned to request pickup through our hotel; other hotels will call them for you if you don't have cell phone access. The people everywhere in Grand Cayman were VERY FRIENDLY! It is also probably the safest place we have visited.

Our condo was on the southern end of 7 Mile Beach where it is a bit rocky. Just to the north of us, it turned into soft, beautiful sand beach and it goes on and on. We walked up and down the majority of the beach and found it amazing. Water is warm and clear for swimming and the waves were never an issue the entire week we were there. It seemed like a great beach for families. My only complaint is that there are not very many bars/restaurants close to the beach. There were a few to the far north end, but even those were a bit tucked away and it wasn't clear whether people walking up off the beach were welcome. We were left wondering if Grand Cayman had some sort of restriction against having bars/restaurants within 300 feet of the beach.