This stop was part of a tour of the Island. There is really not much to see, and I would have skipped it if it was possible.

This is a review of the selling policy of the SHOP at Hell. I gave them the chance to comment on this a week ago, but have heard nothing to date. I bought a litre bottle of “Mango Rum” made by the Tortuga Rum Company in Grand Cayman on 10 April 2013 at the shop in Hell. It was on... More

Not much to see only a formation of rock like a hell, if you are shopaholic their a gift shop.just took a picture it's said welcome to hell.

Don't waste your time or money. If you want to go just to send a card, take the city buss for $2.50 pp. A taxi costs $30/ea and the tour group is just a stupid waste of money.

We always wanted to say that "We've been to Hell and back", but I think we were expecting a little more than we experienced here. While it is interesting, it isn't something that I would go back to. It's fun to say you've been there and the formations at the rear of the bar/restuarant are interesting, it is rather ho-hum.... More

There was something very exciting and fun about visiting the town of hell. It was amusing to be there but there isn't much more than a post office. The people were friendly and it was fun but had to be appreciated and probably wouldn't be good for little kids. If your looking for more activities and are staying near the... More

Tourist trap. Going to hell wasn't horrible...but it was very uneventful...basically its a bunch of black rocks. the most exciting part was being able to send post cards from hell. One bonus is that it was free!

It's gimmicky, but you have to stop in for 10 min just to say you were in Hell. Maybe even send a postcard from Hell. They have their own post office so they will be stamped from Hell. Really not much to see and if it's hot, you probably will spend more time in one of the gift shops than... More

Be sure to see the well weathered landscape, from whence comes the name, behind the only official post office. Be sure to have your address book to send your recent purchased post cards from the adjacent curio shops with the official stamp proving you were in Hell. We did not and had to return to post the cards and then... More