The National Trust has been protecting the future of Cayman’s heritage since its inception in 1987. We are a nonprofit, non-governmental organisation created to preserve the history and biodiversity of the Cayman Islands. Through education and conservation we work to protect environmentally sensitive and historically significant sites across all three Cayman Islands.
Get up-close-and-personal with the blue iguana, Grand Cayman’s largest endemic land animal. Enjoy a self-guided stroll around the recently upgraded BIC facility. Take advantage of great photo opportunities of this rare species in it’s semi-wild habitat.
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Join the Blue Iguana Conservation Team for a half day V.I.P experience at the facility located adjacent the QE II Botanic Park in North Side.
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Explore Cayman’s largest contiguous area of untouched, old-growth dry forest in Grand Cayman and the home of a wide variety of indigenous animals and plants.
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Step back in time and explore the birthplaces of education and religion in the Cayman Islands at the historic Mission House.
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Discover off the beaten path historical and environmental sites on this magical tour. Visit George Town before heading out East.
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November 4, 2024
The National Trust Office will be closed on Tuesday 5th November 2024, due to inclement weather. Staff will be working…
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November 4, 2024
The Blue Iguana Conservation Facility (BIC) is closed today. Tentatively BIC will reopen Wednesday morning, weather dependent.
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