Wreck View Art Gallery

Grand Cayman


You can't miss this seaside souvenir shack, marked by striking sculptures made out of recycled tires. That's just the beginning of the treasures – mostly handcrafted by island residents – that are on offer inside its crowded rooms. Hours can vary.


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