Cayman Islands
A British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, famed for Seven Mile Beach, Stingray City and diving and snorkeling in crystal-clear water.
The Cayman Islands lie in the western Caribbean, south of Cuba, and consist of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. They are a British Overseas Territory. Grand Cayman is the main gateway: the capital, George Town, has a cruise port and duty-free shopping, Seven Mile Beach is ideal for a beach vacation, and the Stingray City sandbar lets you swim with stingrays. The two outer islands are quieter and known for diving and natural scenery. December to April is the dry season and the best time to visit, while June to November is hurricane season. Owen Roberts International Airport is the main port of entry.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Grand Cayman Classic – Stay at Seven Mile Beach and drive to Stingray City, Rum Point, East End caves, and West Bay.
- Grand Cayman Wrecks & East End Wall 7-Day Dive Trip – Stay at Seven Mile Beach first to dive shipwrecks, then move to the East End to dive the walls and hike forest trails.