Cayman Crystal Caves

Situated in tropical forest in Northside, Grand Cayman, Cayman Crystal Caves is the island’s newest nature tourist attraction. All visitors receive guided walking tours. Tours are approximately 1 ½ hours and take you through the surrounding tropical forest area and 3 caves.  Cayman Crystal Caves have formed over millions of years. Over time, as sea levels changed and land began to rise, rooms began to form through water erosion, making caves. Within these rooms stalagmite and stalactite crystal structures began to form, as rain water dripping through the limestone ceiling of the caves left calcium deposits behind. The caves are still today continuing to evolve. 

Christian Sorensen took two decades to purchase the various parcels which encompass the caves and surrounding rain forest, as well as devise a route to the landlocked site from the main road.  In the last few years of planning the attraction, Ergun Berksoy who have vast experience in the tourism sector, joined the Sorensen family in this venture and together they have seen Cayman’s newest and very exciting nature tourist attraction to completion. 

In 2016, Ergun Berksoy and Christian Sorensen received the prestigious Governor's Conversation Award for Cayman Crystal Caves. In the award ceremony Mr. Sorensen said: “On behalf of Cayman Crystal Caves, my business partner Ergun Berksoy and I would like to thank the people of North Side and all those devoted Caymanians who have been part of this project for so many years, making this unique nature attraction possible,”