Vacationers will find a great variety of things to do while visiting the islands. For those who prefer an utterly relaxing trip, the two smaller islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman provide a quiet piece of Caribbean paradise, with ample opportunities to explore and appreciate nature. Those who seek a more exciting experience will prefer vacationing on the larger island of Grand Cayman, which offers extensive shopping opportunities, as well as a variety of historic landmarks and attractions, including the castle of St. Pedro James and the Cayman Turtle Farm...

Beaches

The waters surrounding the Cayman Islands tend to be calm, clear, and warm.  There are many locations perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving...

Culinary Style

Whether you're seeking international cuisine or local fare, these islands will be sure to satisfy. Local food favorites include grouper, snapper, marlin, and tuna; island delicacies featuring turtle steaks and conch are also widely available. One popular way to prepare food is the "Cayman style" in which dishes are topped with onion, pepper, tomato and seasonings. Visitors will also find various international options derived from American, Italian, Asian, and French cooking styles...

Restaurants

Vacationers will find a wide range of dining options available in the Cayman Islands.  While the comfort of guests is usually their main concern, some places have dress codes that should be adhered to, especially during the busy season. Reservations may be necessary in the evening; for more information, check our individual restaurant listings...

The Cayman Islands boast pleasant year-round weather conditions, characterized by relatively little rainfall and consistent temperatures, making for terrific vacations. However, visitors should anticipate occasional short and scattered rain storms, and the remote possibility of a tropical storm or hurricane during the summer months. Check our detailed month-by-month weather guide for more information - it helps travelers know exactly what to expect, and how to pack accordingly...

Seeing all that the Cayman Islands have to offer will mean exploring the islands on various types of transportation. From the excitement of bikes and mopeds  to the convenience of rental cars, vacationers are sure to find many enjoyable ways of touring the Caymans...

Bike or Moped

You can rent a bicycle on the Cayman Islands for around $10(USD) per day, or a moped for about $40(USD) per day.  If feeling the wind in your hair as you explore the islands sounds exciting, this is the route you may want to go...

Buses

There is no public transportation available on the islands of Cayman Brac or Little Cayman due to their small size.  Grand Cayman, however, is a different story...

Ferries and Boats

Ferries between the Cayman Islands are non-existent, though a tour aboard a catamaran is a possibility... 

A Cayman Islands vacation means you can sleep in, lounge on the beach, and party all night.  Or, you can get up bright and early, hit the links, take in the sights, and make sure not a moment is wasted.  It all depends on what you want to do on your vacation...

Diving and Snorkeling

The deepest point of the Caribbean Sea is located off the coast of the Cayman Islands , making the islands a much sought after diving and snorkeling locale.  Those not prepared to dive far beneath the surface of the sea can give snorkeling a try...

Nightlife

As the sun sinks into the horizon, a whole new world awakens in the Cayman Islands.  You can stay up all night moving from bar to bar, club to club...