We did discover one feature, though. The West End of the island offers some excellent viewpoints and we set up tripods several evenings to capture the mood of the setting sun. Cross currents in the foreground created interesting interference patterns with large diamond shaped crests and troughs. Cayman Brac offers several tourist attractions. Diving and snorkeling are the most popular.
Wildlife is probably the second most important attraction.
The Brac culture comes a close third. There isn't much else to do but relax, read, take photos and generally chill out. We had disposable underwater cameras and these proved to be satisfactory though the clarity of the water was not what we had expected, no doubt due to the agitated state of the ocean. The north coast has no beach, instead the shore is rocky. But several jetties have been built and small harbors have been blasted out of the limestone.