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Cayman Islands Guide - Planes |
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Both Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac have international airports, while Little Cayman has an airfield capable of accommodating smaller propeller planes. Vacationers can use air travel as a quick and efficient way to move from one island to another. With a low crime rate, captivating scuba diving, and crystal clear Caribbean waters, visitors to the Cayman Islands have every incentive to get out and explore this tropical paradise. Travelers can fly to Edward Bodden Airstrip on Little Cayman and make the short crossing to the deserted beaches of Owen Island, or fly to Gerrard Smith International Airport on Cayman Brac for a walk in the Parrot Preserve. Airports
Cayman Airways and Cayman Express provide transportation both to and around the Cayman Islands. Cayman Airways, with a number of Boeing jets, provides non-stop service from a number of United States gateways, including Miami and Boston. Cayman Express, run by Cayman Airways, provides multiple daily flights between all three of the islands. Schedules and frequency of flights change seasonally.
Cayman Airways makes it easy to visit all of the Cayman Islands during a dream vacation in this idyllic getaway. |
