The Cayman Islands

From fresh caught seafood to cutting-edge culinary experimentation, Grand Cayman boasts some of the most incredible cuisine in the Caribbean. Our award-winning chefs are constantly reimagining and rotating menus, ensuring that every meal is distinct. Choose from any of our oceanfront restaurants and experience authentic Caymanian dining with unparalleled views. And remember, there’s no rule that says you have to actually do anything in the Cayman Islands. In fact, sprawling out on a beach towel for a few hours (or days) is highly encouraged! What are you waiting for? Grab your sunscreen and hop on flight to Cayman – we’ll be waiting.

Seductive sunsets paired with late nights and a warm, ocean breeze is all you’ll need to see why honeymooners and couples can’t get enough of Grand Cayman. Pamper yourselves with a couple’s spa treatment or jump in a catamaran for a candlelit dinner. Single? Be careful – the Cayman Islands are a great place to fall in love and that's why the Cayman Islands is also a popular Wedding Destination! Cayman Weddings are perfect for intimate couples, wedding partiers and we have some of the most amazing Wedding planners in the Caribbean.

Show up to Grand Cayman with an empty suitcase, because shopping in both George Town and Camana Bay is irresistible. The Cayman Islands are tax free, which means that there aren’t any taxes on clothing, jewelry or even that new vacation home you’re thinking of buying. Oh, and don’t leave without grabbing some rum cake! It’s our specialty.

Scuba diving in the Cayman Islands is paramount. Home to over 350 dive sites and wall, reef and wreck diving for every skill level, there’s nothing better than taking a plunge into the unknown. Weave your way through the tropical tapestry of life below the surface, and see why Grand Cayman has become the diving epicenter of the Caribbean.

The bite is always on in the Cayman Islands. Venture out as a group on one of the larger Cayman fishing charters or drop a few lines in with a local. Barracuda, Mahi and Tarpon all make frequent appearances on deck, and you might even be lucky enough to spot a few flying fish as you’re rolling through the ocean waves. There’s no guarantee that you’ll catch a Goliath Grouper, but you’ll be sure to soak up a ton of that glowing Cayman sun.

If you like long walks on the beach, then you’ve met your match. Stretching down the west side of Grand Cayman, Seven Mile Beach is home to countless bars, resorts and restaurants. Spend an afternoon strolling alongside the ocean, but don’t forget to pop into one of the beachside bars for a drink or two – it’s important to stay hydrated.

It doesn’t matter how old you are – petting a stingray is cool. Located just off of Rum Point on Grand Cayman, Stingray City is a velvety sandbar filled with wild Stingrays. They’re safe to touch so you’ll be able to watch them, feed them and even swim with them as they invite you into their home.

A bustling center for worldwide turtle research and conservation, the Cayman Turtle Center is a must-see on your list of Cayman attractions. Did you know that Green Sea Turtles can grow to be over 500 pounds? Turtle touch tanks and wading pools will allow you to witness the beauty and agility of these gentle giants up close.

Even if you aren’t a Caymanian rum aficionado, you’re going to love Rum Point. A short drive from George Town, Rum Point has a lackadaisical vibe that can only be achieved after a few glasses of rum punch in a hammock between two palm trees. You’ll be enchanted by this little glimpse of local life on Grand Cayman!