The word Bluff in Gaelic high cliff. The sloping spine running the length of the island was created by plate tectonics over many thousands of years. Many caves have been found in the bluff and some are still used today as hurricane refuge. The famous...More

Most people think of the Caribbean as being a tropical rain forest. Not so much for Cayman Brac so this is a must see spot.

The other reviewers are spot on - pictures on the internet just don't do it justice. Once you park at the lighthouse, there is a trail to walk around the bluff. This place offers amazing views of the ocean. We also saw some nesting brown-footed...More

I Liked the bluff view. Interesting to walk over the loose rocks to get there. Interesting succulents growing among the rocks. Lots of interesting debris washed ashore. Organic and non organic. A very different place with a unique forlorn atmosphere. I picked up a nice...More

Standing on the "beach" looking at the brac is just mind blowing. I had to ignore all the lost flipflops and other assorted plastic that has blown onto shore from the ocean. Too bad for that. Otherwise a fabulous place with amazing views. There were...More

Wether you check out the top of the bluff or just walk beside it, it is truly an amazing piece of this island. The cave structures in it are equally cool.

What a spectacular view. The waves crashing on the bluff sounded like thunder and the most beautiful water I have ever seen.