About Grand Cayman
Nestled in the Caribbean Sea, Grand Cayman is the largest most flat and westernmost of the three Cayman Islands. It offers a wealth of activities, accommodations and attractions. The island is approximately 22 miles (35 km) long with its widest point being 8 miles (13 km) wide.[2] The elevation ranges from sea level at the beaches to 60 feet (18 m) above sea level on the North Side's Mastic Trail and home to over 50,000 residents.
The Cayman Islands is a spectacular place and has been an economic success story. Cayman Islands was founded on twin pillars of financial services and tourism and anchored by a stable Cayman Government, who have delivered strong economic growth and employment so as to benefit families and businesses across all the islands.
Cayman Islands is one of the world’s leading providers of institutionally focused, specialized financial services, the main industry sectors include banking, investment funds, captive insurance, trusts, and structured finance. Cayman Islands has achieved a significant global market share in a number of these areas and continue to develop other sectors of the economy.
Cayman Islands is known as a premier tourism destination. Attractions across all three islands include the acclaimed Seven Mile Beach and historic sites. With some of the world’s best coral dive sites, Cayman Islands strive to protect the environment and species including the successful Blue Iguana Recovery Program.
Grand Cayman is the largest of the three islands in the Cayman Islands, a rich territory of the UK. We work with a developer and offer a variety of Grand Cayman Real Estate options.
Key Attractions
Seven Mile Beach
Named one of the Ultimate Beaches in the region by Caribbean Travel + Life, the 4th Best Beach in the Caribbean by Trip Advisor, and the 12th of the best beaches in the world by MSN, Seven Mile Beach is among the many reasons why Cayman is considered the ultimate destination. Situated on the western side of Grand Cayman, the area attracts travellers from all over the world. With sparkling waters and coral sands, this shoreline is home to many of the Caribbean's most luxurious properties.
The expansive waterfront here is open to the public, making it possible to walk the full length of the shore regardless of where you’re staying. Taking a stroll, you’ll stumble on restaurants at the resorts and several beach bars. Seven Mile Beach encompasses so many different activities, too. Whether you want to work on your tan and watch the waves roll in, or partake in some parasailing, Seven Mile Beach gives you every chance to enjoy what Cayman is all about.
Seven Mile Beach is surrounded by several popular attractions as well. You can peruse the Seven Mile Shops or snorkel /scuba dive in the peaceful seas around Cemetery Reef. Cayman’s capital, George Town,
is also nearby.
Stingray City
Whether you are a looking for a private tour of Stingray City or a romantic sunset cruise, the Cayman Islands has some of the best charter operators who can accommodate your every need. All charters include professional and well-versed locals who can guide you on your journey and often include light snacks, photographers, watersports activities such as tubing, jet skiing and more.
Camana Bay
Located in the heart of Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman. Camana Bay is a lively waterfront town that brings together more than 3,300 people daily and is enlivened by cultural experiences, world-class shopping and more than a dozen restaurants, bars, cafés and specialty eateries.
George Town
George Town is the capital city and a popular port for Caribbean cruise ships. This quaint town is host to a variety of activities including luxurious glass-bottom boat tours, fascinating rum distillery tours, beautiful art galleries, top-notch shopping that includes duty-free shops, delicious eateries, and a historical museum. Thrill-seekers will also enjoy excursions like submarine tours,
snorkelling, diving, and parasailing.
Where is George Town?
George Town Cayman Islands, located in the British West Indies, serves as the Grand Cayman City central hub. Surrounded by a glistening sea and immaculate beaches, you will find yourself amidst dazzling sights and an enticing local flavor highlighting the unique culture of the Islands.
You won’t need a map to find the famous Seven Mile Beach, either, as it’s just a short 10-minute drive from George Town city centre. If you’re travelling on a cruise, you must disembark at George Town Cayman Islands. Walking the beaches here is an unforgettable experience. George Town tourism makes up a significant portion of its economy, and the island caters heavily to this endeavor. As such, it’s a must-stop cruise port.
The newly opened Farmers’ Market on Huldah Avenue is open Monday through Saturday, beginning at 7:30 am. You can choose from the many vendors offering fresh produce, crafts, baked goods, natural juices, coconuts, and more. If you’re visiting George Town Cayman Islands, then ensure you have this location on your list of things to do.
Cayman Islands National Museum is also located here. Overlooking Hog Sty Bay, it is one of George Town Cayman Islands few remaining 19th-century structures. The Museum’s collection contains over 8,000 items, including a 14-ft traditional handmade catboat, household and shipbuilding items, art, and natural history specimens. Be sure to take a tour of the museum during your trip to George Town!
Owen Roberts International Airport
Few places around the globe allow you to get away from it all in a beautiful landscape with a warm, familiar sense of belonging. But that is the essence of our islands. We’re a tapestry of tropical thrills with all the comforts of home, thanks to our British heritage and our location in the Western Caribbean.
Nonstop service and connecting routes to our islands are provided by some of the best airlines in the business, led by our very own Cayman Airways. And Cayman Airways is also your course for flying from one of our shores to the next, as daily flights depart Grand Cayman for our two Sister Islands to the east.
The CI$55 Million dollar Owen Roberts International Airport Expansion and Renovation Project is now under construction and being carried out in two main phases that includes the full renovation and expansion of the existing facility. Enabling the airport to handle forecasted air traffic till 2032.