just want you to know $18.00 pp lets you see turtles only $55.00 lets you swim in a nice pool, see a shark tank, snorkel in manmade reef tank and see turtles. if that is your thing, it's a deal.. more

Go for the blue wristband and enjoy a full day here. The turtles themselves are magnificent - see the complete life cycle from eggs to 40 stone giants, and handle the little ones - stroke them under the chin to keep them happy! The walk-in aviary is beautiful - wait till those scarlet ibises eat out of your hand! Lots... more

Ok, this is something I would have normally not cared to see. However, my 20 month old daughter is addicted to turtles right now and I thought this would be amazing for her. When you arrive all around you in the lobby and gift shop you can smell the fresh money. It's beautiful. You think, 'oh this is going to... more

Skip the higher priced tour (unless this will be the only way to snorkel with young children). Our kids loved seeing and holding the turtles up close and feeding them. We joked everytime we saw a mansion on the Island that they must own the turtle farm. It was clean and the kids loved it. more

THE TURTLE FARM . A new home is now open for the Boatswains Beach Turtle farm. Pop for the full tour, though pricey it can occupy the entire day. At the beginning of the tour is the turtle farm and breeding program. A well -versed guide will lead you thorough the maze of tanks housing various ages of green sea... more

We went with our three daughters (10, 7, 3) in April 2007 and it was a wonderful experience. We did the snorkeling in the fresh water pool and were able to see the sharks through the glass tank. The breeding tanks was great to see and trying to hold the little turtles was great. It was very clean and great... more

We visited the Grand Cayman Turtle Farm in Feb 2008. We were disappointed with the overcrowded tanks that were very dirty. The turtles were in fairly shallow tanks with murky green smelly water. People were grabbing some of the younger ones right out of their tanks so they could have their pictures taken with them and there was no one... more

We went to the Boatswain's Beach/Cayman Turtle Farm on a cruise ship excursion during the first week of November 2007. The trip was coordinated by the cruise ship which, by nature, is overpriced to begin with. The weather was mediocre that day and the sun was peeking out between rounds of light drizzle but my kids enjoyed it nonetheless. We... more

How the Cayman Turtle Farm has changed since the time I grew up in West Bay during the 1970s !!! $75US for the wet tour! Yikes!! The website claims an $18 entrance, but I could not get in for less than $50US. What gives? I visted the new location across West Bay Road which replaced what used to be a... more