East End

On the eastern edge of Grand Cayman, there are ironshore formations along the coast. When the waves come in, spires of water shoot up through these "blowholes". Also, in the same area, is an area of coast, which is home to the "Wreck of the Ten Sails". Not a wreck of a ten-sailed ship, but the wreck of ten ships (with sails) in one day. Pieces of other wrecks in that same area are displayed there.


One of the blowholes in action.	View of the ironshore coast.	More ironshore coast.


The propeller from a ship that wrecked along the coast in the 1960s.	Beautiful coastline.	The two black specks you can see in the enlargement are shipwreck remnants.	Coastline near the "Wreck of the Ten Sails".