We’re happy to share that as of today, fully vaccinated and securely verified travellers will no longer face multiple COVID tests after touching down in the Cayman Islands! The requirement to have travellers take lateral flow tests on day 2, 5 and 7 after arrival in Cayman have been lifted. We know what a challenge…
Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach has been voted “the Caribbean’s Best Beach” by the noted Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine, and one of the “Top-Ten” beaches in the world by Tripadvisor as recently as 2020. Although only 5.2 miles long, visitors can enjoy the serenity and privacy of the pearl-white sand beach right at the…
At the Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Premier Wayne Panton outlined the Cayman Islands reopening plan. The plan is segmented in five stages (please see table above), with the fourth stage having the most impact on travelers. In phase four, travelers will be welcomed back to the Cayman Islands without heavy restrictions on October 14. Vaccinated…
The last time you visited Grand Cayman, did you visit the wildlife at the Cayman Turtle Centre? First developed in order to breed endangered green sea turtles, the Cayman Turtle Centre is now the largest land-based tourist attraction in the Cayman Islands, welcoming more than 200,000 visitors annually. At the centre, tourists can explore themselves…
Grand Cayman is famous for its white-sand beaches and azure blue water. But did you know that some of the most beautiful scenery on the island is inland? The Mastic Trail stretches for 2.3 miles through some of the most untouched old-growth forest in the Caribbean. Managed by the National Trust of the Cayman Islands, the…
With so much to do in Grand Cayman, it seems impossible to choose what to do first! Should you snorkel? Hike? Check out the wildlife? Taste some Caribbean cocktails? Well, yes, you should do all of those things — but we’ve narrowed the list down to the top three attractions our guests can’t stop raving about. Visit…
Over one hundred Caymanians gathered at Eden Rock Dive Centre on Wednesday, September 16, equipped with diving gear so to help the Cayman Islands Department of Environment clear sand that has swamped a section of reef off the George Town coastline. 800 linear feet of reef was lying under a blanket of sand that was…
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) has reopened to visitors! The NGCI is an inclusive place to celebrate Caymanian culture and art. Established in 1996, the NGCI is a non-profit organization run by the Ministry of Health and Culture. It has several permanent collections as well as temporary exhibitions. At the moment, the…
Did you know that the famous Mudslide comes from a little bar on the north side of Grand Cayman? The Mudslide is a delicious cocktail made with vodka, Kahlua, Bailey’s or Molly’s Irish cream, and ice, all mixed together for a sweet, satisfying thirst-quencher. It was invented in the 1950s at Wreck Bar located on…