Hell, Grand Cayman

Took our kids here years ago. Came back just hubby and I on a recent cruise. It seemed so much bigger the first time and not as run down. Cool little stop to take photos or send a postcard from Hell. Probably one trip here is enough.

Well, I finally made it to hell and back. The locals play up the theme perfectly and made our trip to Hell worth while. The gift shop was delightfully kitschy- you can send postcards, chatb it up with the devil herself and dint forget to buy some hellish souvenirs to bring back just to prove you made it out alive.

Go for the novelty and to see the rocks. We were there mid day and there weren't any birds to observe. Take a letter to mail back home or to send to a friend to prove " you've been to hell and back" lol. 2 small gift shops and a post office. To see the rock formations there's a short level path leading to a viewing deck all on the same level. One man on the tour was using a motorized scooter with no trouble but to get in the buildings you need to climb a few steps. No ramps available. Public restrooms . No charge to see the formations or parking.

Has anyone Gone to Grand Cayman Islands and seen the Hell Post Office ? Did you know you can mail a Postcard from this post office and get it stamped and sent? The black rock I believe is like lava rock from volcano but not sure but is a really cool place to visit also has a gift shop something interesting to see❤️💙

Stop in for a photo to say you've been to hell! Send a postcard, buy hell merch and talk to the owner. They will ask.."Where the hell are you from?" They are alot of fun to talk to. In the back are rocks that resemble what someone might think hell looks like. Listen to how the rocks were formed also.

Fun and quirky. Cute family run tourist attraction. Worth the 15 in in it will take you to see all of Hell and send a postcard to the kids.

Free to view a few limestone rock formations. Kind of a fun and interesting stop. Spent 20 minutes there with a cute gift shop you can mail postcards from Hell Grand Cayman. Wouldn't go out of my way to see, but interesting tourist stop to learn more about the island.

Mel, daughter of Ivan, was super fun and enthusiastic about her father's creation of this fun little tourist spot. She was endlessly kind and told us all about her father and grandfather's military histories (US and British maritime) and how Ivan came to open up the shop. You can buy a postcard from Hell and post it in the shop as it has a postbox inside. Can't wait to arrive home and see my postcard sent from 'Hell'! Thank you Mel also for the fresh aloe which you gave me for my sunburnt face - so kind of you! Love to your family.