Cayman Parrot Sanctuary

The Cayman Parrot Sanctuary is the official rehabilitation facility for the Cayman Parrot in the Cayman Islands. Our mission is to protect, care for and hopefully release injured parrots back into the wild.

Since officially opening in June 2020, the sanctuary has successfully released 45 recovered Cayman Parrots back to their families in the wild. Currently, they have 22 permanent resident Cayman Parrots at the sanctuary, and invite everyone to come, meet and read about these beautiful ambassadors for The Cayman Islands.

Their goal is to educate locals and visitors about Cayman’s native land-based animals, as well provide interactive experiences with the resident agouti rabbits, hermit crabs, racer snakes and other feathered friends. The Sanctuary has two separate playgrounds for toddlers and adults to enjoy, a zip line, oversize slides, as well as complimentary refreshment station.

After hours of fun, families can tuck into some delicious food delivered by Tukka East, which serves fresh local seafood with an authentic Australian flair and a Caribbean twist.

Conservation

Working in conjunction with the Department of the Environment, they are a registered rehabilitation facility for hurt, distressed and mishandled parrots. It is also the only place in Cayman that rehabilitates Cayman parrots to be released.

Adults: CI$16
Kids (3-15 years): CI$10
Children 2 and under and seniors age 65+: FREE

Open Wednesday-Sunday 9am-4pm. Open on Public Holidays.