THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Grand Cayman | Cayman Brac | Little Cayman
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Contents
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INDULGE
8 OurIslands
10 History&Culture
12 SpeakLikeaLocal
14 Weddings
16 Beaches
19 Airlines&Tours
VISIT US ONLINE
www.caymanislands.ky
www.caymanislands.co.uk
www.divecayman.ky
20 GRAND CAYMAN
21 Map
23 ThingstoDo
28 CulturallyCulinaryCayman
30 Dining
36 MarketattheGrounds
38 Nightlife
40 BeattheHeat
43 Accommodation
44 AccommodationMap
48 Hotels
50 GuestHouses&Villas
54 Apartments&Condos
65 Watersports
74 CarRentals&TourCompanies
76 CAYMAN BRAC
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77 Map
78 HeritageSites&NatureTrails
81 ThingstoDo
81 Dining
81 Watersports
81 Nightlife
82 Accommodation
83 AccommodationMap
85 CarRentals
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86 LITTLE CAYMAN
87 Map
88 HeritageSites&NatureTrails
90 ThingsToDo
90 Dining
90 Watersports
90 Nightlife
91 Accommodation
92 AccommodationMap
94CarRentals
95 ISLAND INFORMATION
95 2013CalendarofEvents
96 2014CalendarofEvents
97 GovernmentOffices
97 CaymanSeaSense
97 Laws&Conventions
98 CaymanIslandsDepartmentofTourism
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
The
USA
MIAMI
CUBA
Cayman
Islands
THE CARIBBEAN
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
JAMAICA
LATIN
AMERICA
WORLD-RENOWNED FOR OUR DINING, SNORKELLING
ANDDIVING.Nestledinanunparalleledtropicalsetting.
Offeringthatluxuriousblendofsun-kissedbeachesand
calm, turquoise seas. Legendary as being one of the
world’spremierplacestoindulgeinromance,recreation
orrelaxation.Anadventureforpeopleofallages–and
interests.Threeislands.Endlesspossibilities.
GRAND CAYMAN
CAYMAN BRAC
LITTLE CAYMAN
The largest of our three islands. The
capital, George Town, has some of the
finest shopping, dining and diving in the
entire Caribbean. Grand Cayman offers a
wealth of activities, accommodation and
attractions.Simplydivine.
Unspoiled and unhurried. An island
where breathtaking natural attractions
and a rich seafaring heritage will awaken
your adventurous spirit. A nature lover’s
paradise where climbing, diving, birding
and snorkelling are celebrated. Naturally
beautiful.
Quiet and serene. Blessed with pristine
whitesandbeachesandmilesofuntouched
wilderness.Afavouriteofdivers,naturalists
and photographers. Quietly redefining the
word paradise. Where time stands still.
Barefootluxury.
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ~
CAYMAN ISLANDS
“The ultimate of being successful is the luxury
of giving yourself the time to do what you want to do.”
– Leontyne Price
indulge ~ THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Tip is a 9-hole “Caribbean monster”. The
courserousesgolferswithitsfivelongpar
foursintotheCaribbeantradewinds,which
canmakea470-yardholeplaylike600.
WELCOME TO THE CAYMAN ISLANDS.
YOU’VE FOUND HEAVEN.
AND THE SEA.
MAKE A SPLASH If you’ve never tried
snorkelling, there is no better place to
learn this exciting sport than in our calm,
clear waters. Need gear? No problem.
Youcanrentacompletesetofequipment
and/orarrangesnorkellingtripsthrougha
numberoflocaldiveoperators.Seasoned
snorkellingveteran?Ifyouhaven’tbeento
ourwatersbefore,prepareyourselfforthe
ultimateunderwateradventure.
Indulge
YOUR EVERY
PASSION
WITH SUCH A DIVERSE RANGE OF PURSUITS TO ENJOY AND
ExPLORE, yourvisitherecanbefilledwithactivity--dayandnight.
Doitall.Ordonothingatall,exceptsavourthedeliciousview,the
warmthofourpeopleandtheperfectweather.Eitherway,onething
is for certain, your time in the Cayman Islands will be one you’ll
treasureforever.
DIVE IN When it comes to underwater
thrills, the Cayman Islands offers it all
– and for all levels of divers. What keeps
scubaenthusiasts comingbackyearafter
year? The exceptional beauty, clarity and
variety to be seen beneath our seas. And
an equally amazing number of dive sites-one for every day of the year! Diving here
islikediscoveringanunchartedworld.No
wonder we’re ranked among the world’s
premierdivinglocations.
WHET YOUR APPETITE Dining in the
Cayman Islands, often referred to as the
Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, is like
no place else on earth. With over 200
restaurants, some of the finest wine lists
in the world, a heritage rich in culinary
tradition and one of the most spectacular
and beautiful settings anywhere, your
palateiscertaintobepleasantlysurprised
bythediversityandqualityofourculinary
offerings.
PLAY A ROUND With three challenging
golfcourses,theCaymanIslandssuitsavid
golferstoatee.JackNicklaushascreated
amasterfulgolfcourseattheBritanniaGolf
Club. Reminiscent of legendary courses
such as Royal Troon, Turnberry and Royal
Birkdale on the other side of the Atlantic,
it features grassy mounds, rolling dunes,
lakes and oversized bunkers. The North
Sound Club is a championship 18-hole
course,spreadover103lushgreenacres,
sweeping to a breathtaking vista of the
Caribbean Sea. At The Ritz-Carlton, Grand
Cayman, the Greg Norman-designed Blue
GET HOOKED From trolling for tuna and
marlin, to light tackle action for bonefish,
permit and tarpon, the Cayman Islands is
a fishing paradise. Whether you want to
castalinefromshoreorfishcompetitively,
you’recertaintobeluredbytheincredible
variety of species found in our waters.
Populargamefish,includingyellowfintuna,
wahoo, dorado and barracuda are caught
yearround.
STEP BACK IN TIME Spend time at
Pedro St. James. This historically accurate
reconstruction of the original 1780 Great
House is a spectacular showpiece for
the Birthplace of Democracy. Drop by our
NationalMuseumorthesmallermuseums
on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman and
learnaboutourcountry’sfascinatingcultural
andnaturalhistory.VisittheNationalTrust’s
projectsandsites.Shareinthepreservation
ofCayman’suniqueheritage.
SHOP UNTIL YOU DROP In addition to
a vast selection of duty-free shops, you’ll
discover a wide array of fine jewellery,
specialityandsouvenirstores.Interestedin
takinghomesomethinguniquelyCaymanian?
Local products include thatch works, wood
carvings, pepper sauces, birdhouses,
treasurecoinandCaymanitejewellery.
DISCOVER OUR TRUE NATURE Hike
the Cayman Brac Parrot Reserve and
Nature Trail. Explore the Booby Pond
NatureReserveonLittleCayman.Traverse
theMasticTrailonGrandCayman.Getup
closeandpersonalwiththeseaturtlesat
CaymanTurtleFarm.VisitQueenElizabeth
II Botanic Park for a spectacular view of
our native flora and fauna. Go caving in
pursuitofpirategold.Kayakourwaters.In
theCaymanIslands,you’llneverrunoutof
thingstoseeordo.
THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ~ our islands
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
GuestsoftheCaymanIslandsarerequired
topresentavalidpassportandmust
completeacustomsandimmigration
form.Allguestsmustpossessareturn
airlineticket.Formoreinformationgoto
www.immigration.gov.ky.Forquestionson
CaymanIslandsCustomspleasegoto
www.customs.gov.ky.
Our
Islands
Entry RequirementsGuestsoftheCayman
Islands are required to present a valid
passportandmustcompleteacustomsand
immigrationform.Allguestsmustpossess
areturnairlineticket.Formoreinformation
gotowww.immigration.gov.ky.Forquestions
on Cayman Islands Customs please go to
www.customs.gov.ky.
Time Zone Eastern Standard Time is
observedinCayman,butthereisnochange
fordaylightsavings.
Getting ThereScheduledflights to Grand
Cayman are available on the National
Flag Carrier Cayman Airways, Air Canada,
American Airlines, British Airways, Delta
Air Lines, JetBlue, United, US Airways and
WestJet. Non-stop flights from Miami to
CaymanBracarealsoavailableviaCayman
Airways. A host of charters also provide
non-stopflightsfromotherUScities.Interisland travel is available with Cayman
AirwaysviaCaymanAirwaysExpress.
Foreign Exchange The Cayman Islands
dollar (CI$) is on a fixed exchange rate
—$0.80CIequals$1.00US.TheUSdollar
is accepted throughout all our islands.
Automated Teller Machines are also
availablethatgivebothUSandCIdollars.
Duty-Free In George Town, our capital,
duty-freeshoppingisahighart.Besureto
checkoutthemerchandisefromnameslike
Versace, Tiffany, Gucci, Baccarat, Cartier,
Rolex,Nikonandmore.
Medical Facilities The Cayman Islands
hasafullcomplementofmodernmedical
facilities on Grand Cayman and Cayman
Brac, including government hospitals and
private medical centres. Little Cayman
is staffed by a full-time nurse. Both the
CaymanIslandsHospitalonGrandCayman
andFaithHospitalonCaymanBrachouse
adecompressionchamber.
Credit CardsAmericanExpress,Discover,
MastercardandVisaarewidelyaccepted.
Conch Point
Cayman
Turtle Farm
Barker Cay
Head of Barkers
Morgan’s Harbour
Rum Point
Stingray City
North West
Point Public
Beach
Post
Office
NORTH SOUND
Seven Mile Be
WEST
BAY
Governors
House
OLD MAN BAY
SPOTTER BAY
Long Coconut
Point
Town Hall
Police Station
The North
Sound Club
LITTLE
SOUND
(Golf Course)
NORTH SIDE
COLLIERS BAY
ach
Booby
Cay
EAST END
Brittania
Golf Course
Botanic Park
Police
GEORGE
TOWN
Smith Cove
South West
Point
Civic Centre
OWEN ROBERTS
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
BODDEN TOWN
Civic Centre
Hospital
Prospect Point
Sand Cay
BODDEN BAY
SPOTTS BAY
FRANK
SOUND
Post Office
Lighthouse
East Point
our islands ~ THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Eastern Bluff
CRAWL BAY
East Point
Charles Bight Ponds
Sandy Point
Pond
Easterly Ponds
Grape Tree
Pond
Jackson’s Point
Lower
Spots
CHARLES BIGHT
NORTH EAST BAY
Spot Bay
O li
BLOODY BAY
Point Of Sand
irk
eK
vin
Cayman Brac
Heritage House
Tarpon Lake
Dr
THE BIGHT
Spo
t Bay
West End Point
Rd
SOUTH
TOWN
National
Trust House
Booby Pond
Clinic
Booby Point
Little Cayman Brac
Peter’s
Outlook
North
East Point
The Bluff
SOUTH HOLE
SOUND
Bird Outlook
Owen Island
Little Cayman Museum
Village Square
Blossom Village Community Park
Stake Bay Point
STAKE BAY
Cayman Brac Museum
National Trust
Parrot Reserve &
Nature Trail
National
Trust House
WEST END
Cayman Brac Community Park
SOUTH EAST BAY
GERRARD SMITH AIRPORT
West End Point
Being British As a British Overseas
Territory, from the landmarks of our first
capitalBoddenTown,tothetinyStakeBay
Museum and the cricket pitches of West
Bay,guestsoftheCaymanIslandsarenever
far removed from the English history and
heritagethatmakeourislandssospecial.
One important note: we drive on the left.
Somethingtokeepinmindwhenrentinga
carorcrossingthestreet.
Dress Regulations Cayman Islands law
prohibitsallformsofpublicnudity,including
topless sunbathing. In accordance with
local customs, we also request that you
putonashirt,dressorbeachcover-upas
youleavethebeachortraveloutsideyour
resort.
TippingManylocalhotelsandrestaurants
automatically add a 10-15% service
charge. Please examine your bill and feel
freetorewardthosewhoserveyouwithany
additionaltipyoudeemappropriate.
Fitness Centres & Spas Cayman offers
professionally staffed spa facilities
equipped to melt away your stress. Ask
for a massage on the beach and let the
coolingseabreezeaddtoyourrelaxation.
Forthosewhocan’tmissaworkout,Grand
Caymanhasanumberofworld-classgyms,
featuring the latest exercise equipment,
programmesandclasses.
Health & Wellness Centres Health
and wellness businesses are a new and
growingmarketwithonlyafewlocatedon
the islands. They offer services such as
healthy eating plans, living well sessions
and techniques on living a stress free
life.TomakeyournexttriptotheCayman
Islandsanevenmorerelaxedoneyoumay
wanttovisitoneofthesecentres.
Families More than just family-friendly,
Cayman is indeed family-fantastic. Here
you’llfindtheperfectcombinationoffamily
accommodation, day camps and water
programmes geared to both children and
adults.Or,ifyouwantaplacethatfeelsmore
likehome,ourislandsoffercondominiums
with full kitchens, living rooms, laundry
facilitiesandhousekeepingservices–many
with a spectacular view of the Caribbean
Sea. Family activities are available on all
three islands and several hotels offer
childcareandkidsprogrammes.
Religion In the Cayman Islands, the
dominant religion is Christianity. Within
theChristianfaith,therearequitealarge
number of different denominations, some
of which are United Church (Presbyterian
and Congregational), Anglican, Baptist,
Church of God, other Protestants, Roman
CatholicandSeventhDayAdventist.
BabysittingTherearebabysittingservices
availableforthoseeveningswhenMumand
Dad want to slip away for some romantic
timealone.
Providersonislandincludethefollowing:
BABYSITTING AND MORE
T:345-949-1509F:345-949-0213
E: [email protected]
BEST HOME CARE AGENCY
T:345-947-2261F:345-947-2297
E:[email protected]
CAPABLE CAREGIVERS
T:345-916-5925F:345-945-5335
E:[email protected]
THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ~ the history of the Cayman Islands
History
Cayman Islands
The
of the
“HEHATHFOUNDEDITUPONTHESEAS.”
How the Cayman Islands
Got Its Name
The Cayman Islands was first sighted by
EuropeanexplorersonMay10,1503,owing
to a chance wind that blew Christopher
Columbus’shipoffcourse.Onhisfourthand
finalvoyagetotheNewWorld,Columbuswas
en route to the island of Hispaniola (home
to Haiti and the Dominican Republic) when
his ship was thrust westward toward “two
verysmallandlowislands,fulloftortoises
(turtles),insomuchthattheylookedlikelittle
rocks, for which reason these islands were
calledLasTortugas”.
ThetwoislandssightedwereCaymanBrac
andLittleCayman.A1523mapshowingall
threeislandsgavethemthenameLagartos,
meaning alligators or large lizards, but by
1530thenameCaimanaswasbeingused.
ItisderivedfromtheCaribIndianwordfor
themarinecrocodile,whichisnowknownto
havelivedontheislands.Thisname,ora
variant,hasbeenretainedeversince.Thus
thewordeventuallydevelopedintoCayman
and adding the word islands, we became
the‘CaymanIslands’.
Who were the First
Inhabitants?
ThefirstrecordedEnglishvisitorwhovisited
ourshoreswasSirFrancisDrakein1589.
The first known settlers arrived in Little
Cayman around 1658, and it is generally
believed that they were deserters from
OliverCromwell’sarmyinJamaica.Itisalso
believedthatsomemayhavebeenpirates
whogaveuptheirerrantwaystoliveamore
peacefullifeontheislands.IssacBodden,
the first recorded permanent inhabitant of
the Cayman Islands, was born on Grand
Cayman around 1700. A variety of people
settled on the islands: pirates, refugees
from the Spanish Inquisition, shipwrecked
sailorsandslaves.
Thefirstrecordedsettlementswerelocated
onLittleCaymanandCaymanBracduring
1661 – 1671. Other settlers moved to
GrandCaymanasthisofferedthembetter
protection from attack by the Spanish
ships,sincethesettlerscouldhideinthe
woodlands when necessary. Likewise, on
Grand Cayman there was more land to
cultivate. As a result, the settlements of
East End and Bodden Town were founded
around the same time. The earliest
population record of the Cayman Islands
goes back to the year 1774 when it was
estimatedthatatotalof176personslived
ontheislands.
Flag of the Cayman Islands
TheCaymanIslandsflag,theofficialensign,
wasadoptedin1959,shortlyafter,thecoat
ofarmswasadopted.Therearetwoversions
oftheflag–theblueforuseonlandandthe
redforuseatsea.Thesearebasedonthe
Britishblueandredensigns.
Coat of Arms
TheCaymanIslandscoatofarmsconsists
of a shield, a crested helm and a motto.
Threegreenstarsrepresentingtheislands
aresetinthelowertwo-thirdsoftheshield.
The stars rest on blue and white wavy
bandsrepresentingthesea.Inthetopthird
oftheshield,againstaredbackground,is
a gold griffin “passant guardant” (walking
with the further forepaw raised and the
body seen from the side), representing
Great Britain. Above the shield is a green
turtleonacoilofrope.Behindtheturtleis
agoldpineapple.
The turtle represents Cayman’s seafaring
history; the rope, its traditional thatchrope industry; and the pineapple, its ties
withJamaica.Theislands’motto,“Hehath
foundeditupontheseas”,isprintedatthe
bottomoftheshield.ThisversefromPsalm
24:2 acknowledges Cayman’s Christian
heritage.
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HERITAGE & NATURE
Gift Shops / Information / Nature & Historic Tours / Bird Watching
NATIONAL TRUST VISITOR CENTRES
TheGeorgeTownCentre(DartPark558S.
Church St.) is open Monday -- Friday
9am -- 5pm and on Saturdays from
9am -- 1pm. The Eastern District Visitor
centre (located at the Mission House in
Bodden Town) is open Monday -- Friday
9am - 5pm. Reservations encouraged.
Little Cayman’s Visitor Centre is open
Monday -- Saturday 9am-noon and
2pm--6pm.Allfeatureagiftshop,island
information, tours and birdwatching as
wellasfree helpful advice. TheTrust also
postsitscalendarofeventsonitswebsite:
www.nationaltrust.org.ky. Visitors are
welcome to book any of the fun activities
viaphoneoremail.
FORT GEORGE HISTORIC SITE
Built around 1780 to defend against
Spanish marauders, Fort George was
largely destroyed by developers in 1972.
A National Trust property since 1987, it
is preserved in perpetuity. Interpretive
signageonsite.
DR. ROY’S IRONSHORE HISTORIC SITE
The “ironshore” across from the former
homesite of the late Dr. Roy McTaggart
overlookshistoricGeorgeTownHarbour.It
istheperfectplaceforwatchingthesunset.
Interpretivesignageonsite.
WATLER CEMETERY HISTORIC SITE
TheWatlerCemeteryishometotraditional
“house-shaped” graves considered to be
uniquetotheCaymanIslands.Interpretive
signage gives a historic reflection of the
cemeteryandsurroundingarea.
GOVERNOR MICHAEL GORE BIRD
SANCTUARY
Thisfresh-waterpondishometoone-third
ofthebirdspeciesrecordedintheCayman
Islands. Quiet visitors will be rewarded by
the sight of waterbirds and wading birds
living in this oasis surrounded by the
Spotts-Newlandsneighbourhood.
SAVANNAH SCHOOL
HOUSE HISTORIC SITE
This wattle and daub building, built with
ironwoodpostsandlimeplasterfromcoral
rocks,openeditsdoorsforclassesin1940.
Itwasusedasaclassroomfor41yearsin
Savannah.Openbyappointmentonly.
BODDEN TOWN GUARDHOUSE PARK
ThishighestspotinBoddenTownwasthe
site of an old fort, long since destroyed.
During World War II, a lookout post was
established to scan the seas for German
submarines. Interpretive signage gives
a record of Bodden Town’s history and
attractions.
MISSION HOUSE HISTORIC SITE
This museum focuses on the home itself
and its inhabitants’ role in establishing
earlyreligionandeducationintheislands
first capital, Bodden Town. Adjacent to
the Harry McCoy Public Park is a fresh
water wetland which offers birdwatching
opportunities. Open Monday -- Friday
9am--1pm.Reservationsareencouraged.
Closed on public holidays. Available as a
venueforsmall,specialevents.Admission
$5adults,$2.50children(12andunder).
wetlands,andishometomanyendangered
plants and animal species. The reserve is
inaccessibleandisnotopentothepublic.
MASTIC TRAIL
Thetwo-milelongMasticTrailisthelargest
remaining contiguous area of untouched
old growth forest in the Cayman Islands.
The trail opens up a rare woodland world
thathasevolvedundisturbedfortwomillion
years. Experience a variety of fascinating
habitats from Black Mangrove wetland to
stands of Silver Thatch Palms, abandoned
agricultural land and extensive ancient dry
forest. Discover now rare trees including
Cedar, Mahogany and an exceptionally
fine specimen of a Mastic Tree, for which
the Reserve and Trail were named. The
woodlandisalsohometoarichabundance
of birds, animals, butterflies, lizards, frogs,
large hermit crabs and non-poisonous
snakes.GuidedhikesoftheMasticTrailare
availablethroughtheNationalTrustandare
conductedweekly.
HERITAGE BEACH
This quiet beach faces Frank Sound, with
crystal clear water, turtle grass beds and
thedistantcoralreef.
LIGHTHOUSE PARK
Stone steps lead to the site of East
End’s solar powered lighthouse. The
remains of older, gas-filled lighthouses
still remain on site. Interpretive signage
of the area is on site. This is a great
spot for seeing butterflies and birds.
SALINA RESERVE
The National Trust’s Salina Reserve is the
site of the re-introduction of the endemic
Cayman Blue Iguana. It comprises some
600 acres of mixed woodlands and
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FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT
THE NATIONAL
TRUST:
P.O.Box31116,GrandCayman,KY1-1205/Phone:345-749-1121/Email:[email protected]/Web:www.nationaltrust.org.ky
THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ~ speak like a local
“Learn ta speak
‘Caymanian’, Bobo!”
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN INTERESTED IN LEARNING ANOTHER
LANGUAGEBUTDON’TKNOWWHERETOSTART?Well,nowthatyou
areinterestedinspendingafewdaysintheCaymanIslands,thisisa
wonderfulopportunitytostudyitslinguisticculturestartingwithafew
excerptsfromThe Cayman Islands Dictionary.Butfirst,youshouldlearn
a‘lil’bit’aboutthelocaldialectandhowitisdifferentfromyourown.
Our dialect
The Caymanian dialect is a form of nonstandard English that contains traces
of Scottish, Cornish, Welsh and North
American accents blended with a unique
form of broken English. The latter is
attributed to an 18th century influx of exslavesfromvariouspartsoftheCaribbean
including hispanic immigrants from Cuba
andHonduras.
Since the 18th century, the Caymanian
dialect has evolved harmoniously
throughoutthethreeislandsdespitealack
of infrastructure which separated the key
districts.Thoseperiodsofseparationhave
alsomadeaprofoundimpactonthedialect
itself as many Caymanians are now able
to distinguish the origins of one another
based on accent. This tends to vary by
district and even by island which continues
the evolution of the linguistic heritage of
theCaymanianpeople.
The Cayman Islands Dictionary
The Cayman Islands Dictionaryisa collection
ofwordsusedbyNativeCaymanianswhich
was self-published in December 2011 by
CaymanianKevinM.GoringofGeorgeTown,
GrandCayman.ItincludesstandardEnglish
words that are often mis-pronounced and
spoken with a heavy accent, as well as
definitions and examples of each word
usedinasentence.
TheDictionaryisregardedasa‘musthave’
for anyone who is interested in learning
moreaboutCaymanianculture.
Wuh We Say
Tolearn to speak Caymanian, one must first
developanunderstandingofthegrammatical
trends and shifts in accent that affect the
dialect. A key example is the use of the
letters ‘v’ and ‘w’ , which are often used
round,starchyfruitbornebyatree,Artocarpus
Altilis, of the mulberry family, native to the
Caribbean islands; used, baked or roasted,
forfood.2.thetreebearingthisfruit.Eg.“You
don’t eat your breadfruit with salt on it?”
7. Cayman Time (kay-mahn tyme) Noun – 1.
at least 10mins. to 1hr. past the reasonable
time for any meeting or function to begin. 2.
expecteddelays.3.acommonexcuseforbeing
late.4.analibifortardinessEg. “Any concert you
go to in Cayman always start on Cayman time so
I always go 30 mins after the start time”
8. Cool Out (kool owt) Verb – 1. to relax. 2.
forgetaboutone’sworries.3.anactivitywhich
bringsaboutgreatjoyandpeaceofmind.4.
tomakelesstense,rigid,orfirm.5.tofinda
spotintheshade,hangahammockandrest.
6. take a nap in the shade. Eg. “Rum Point
beach is one of the best places on the island to
sit back, order some food and just cool out.”
interchangeably or sometimes coupled within
certainwords.Theword‘civil’ispronounced
‘ciwil’,while‘vinegar’ispronounced‘wineega’.
Amannamed‘Victor’mayanswerto‘Vwicta’
while a woman named ‘Laverne’ may hear
‘Laworne’fromtimetotime.Otherexamples
of mis-pronunciation include the words
‘meenase’(mayonaise),‘furd’(far),‘fishnin’’
(fishing), ‘dolla’ (dollar), and ‘woice’ (voice).
Thesearejustafewofpossiblythousands
of words that are used in the Caymanian
dialectandmanyofthemareincludedinThe
Cayman Islands Dictionary.
9. Cyah(k’yah)Auxiliary Verb–1. can’t;cannot;
can not. 2. an expression of incapacity,
inability or withholding of permission. 3.
unableto;shouldnot;willnot.Eg.“I cyah meet
you today.”
Words You Should Know
Now that you have a basic understanding
oftheCaymaniandialectitistimetolearn
afewwordsthatarecommonlyusedinthe
Caymanianvocabulary.
11.Deh(deh)Adverb–1.there.2.inoratthat
place; opposed to ‘here’. 3. reference to
eitheraspecificorfigurativelocationthatis
notincloseproximity.Eg.“What time are you
going to be deh?”
1. Ah Wah(ah-wah)Suffix–1.orwhat.2.theend
ofaquestion.3.yesorno.Eg.“Morris, you goin’
back home now ah wah?”or;Dah you ah wah?”
12.Dem(dehm)Pronoun–1.theobjectivecase
of‘they’,usedasadirectorindirectobject.2.
referencetoagroupofpeopleorobjects.Eg.
“Dem people from the bank have not called me
as yet.”
2. Aye (aay) Interjection – 1. hey. 2. you. 3. a
verbal gesture or signal to attract attention.
4. thefirstwordinanangrysentence.Eg.“Aye
you boy, did you hear what I said?”
3. Bobo (boh-boh) Pronoun – From West Bay;
1. a close personal friend. 2. the object of
one’s affection. 3. a woman’s pet name for
a boyfriend or close male friend. Eg. “I have
plenty guy friends but Derrick is my bobo, boy.”
4. ‘Bout (bowt) Adjective – 1. about; from one
placetoanother;inthisplaceorthat.2.on
every side; in every direction; around. 3. in
or somewhere near. Eg. “When I bored, I like
to walk ‘bout the place looking in shops and
stores”
5. Bracka(brah-kah)Noun–1.anypersonwho
is native to the island of Cayman Brac. 2. a
proud individual from one of Grand Cayman’s
twoSisterIslands.Eg.“The time when Mona
Lisa won Miss Cayman, it made me proud to be
a Bracka”
6. Breadfruit (brade-froot) Noun – 1. a large,
10.Dass (dah’ce) Pronoun – 1. that’s. 2. a
contraction of that is or that has. 3. short
forthathad,thatwould,thatwill,thatis.Eg.
“Dass the best place to eat cassava cake.”
13.Donkey Ages (dawng-key yarez) Noun – 1.
foreverandever.2.lightyears.Eg.“I wonder
how Priscilla doing, it’s been donkey ages since
I last saw her.”
14.Eech(ee’ch)Adjective–1.toitch.2. tohave
orfeelapeculiartinglingoruneasyirritation
oftheskinthatcausesadesiretoscratchthe
partaffected.Eg.“Sometimes I sleep with no
sheet because it eech me.”
15.Facety (fay’ce-teh) Adjective – 1. full of
audacity. 2. bold. 3. not hesitating to break
the rules of propriety; forward; impudent.
4. enterprising. 5. assuming; rude; sassy;
immodest. 6. smart-alecky. Eg. “The server
was very facety.”
16.Fah(fuh)Preposition –1.for.2.withtheobject
orpurposeof.3.intendedtobelongto,orbe
usedinconnectionwith.4. suitingthepurpose
orneedsof.Eg.“Who you fah?”
speak like a local ~ THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
17.Fool-Fool (fool-fool) Noun – 1. crazy. 2. a
nutcase.3.acompleteidiot.4. arampaging
maniac. 5. a mentally deranged person;
demented; insane. Eg. “Do not mess with
Brenard because they say he’s fool-fool .”
18.Gah(g’ah)Verb–1.tohave.2.goingto.3.
have to. 4. to cause to, as by command or
invitation. 5. to show or exhibit in action or
words.Eg.“You gah give me the keys before
you leave for the airport.”
19.Gapseed (gyap-seed)Noun–1.thepassage
ofinformation.2.chatter;hearsay;news.Verb
–3. toengageinidletalkorrumor,especially
about the personal or private affairs of others.
4. rumor mill. Eg. “Every time we go to happy
hour, Omar spreads gapseed about his friends.”
20.Hahwe(ha’hwe)Verb–1.have;topossess;
own; hold for use; contain. 2. to hold, get,
receive,ortake.3. toexperience.Eg. “I don’t
hahwe the documents on me right now.”
21.Juck(juk)Verb–1. tojerk.2. tograbandpull
with excessive force. 3. to draw or haul toward
oneself or itself, in a particular direction, or
intoaparticularposition.4.tug.Eg.“Why did
she juck the paper out of my hand?”
22.Keel Out (keeleowt) Verb – 1. to stretch out
andrelaxduetofatigue.2.layinginapeculiar
position. 3. fully relaxed. Eg. “My cat always
keel out on the couch in the living room.”
23.Ketch(ketch)Verb – 1. to catch. 2. to seize or
capture,esp.afterpursuit.3.tolayholdon.4.
tocheckorrestrainsuddenly.5.toattend.6.
tocontractanillness.Eg.“If I throw the ball to
you, can you ketch it?”
24.Leff (leh’f) Verb – 1. leave. 2. to go out of
or away from, as a place. 3. to depart from
permanently.4.toletremainorhaveremaining
behindaftergoing,disappearing,etc.Eg.“Why
don’t you leff me alone to sleep in?”
25.Lemme (leh-mih) Adverb – 1. let me. 2. to
allow or permit. 3. to allow to pass, go or
come. 4. to cause to; make. 5. to lend. Eg.
“Lemme a dollar please?”
26. Look Yah (luuk yuh) Interjection – 1. look
here. 2. take a look at this. 3. have a look. 4.
payspecialattention.5.seehere.Eg.“Look
yah, did you see this?”
27.Nah (n’uh) Adverb – 1. not. 2. a word used
to express negation, denial, refusal, or
prohibition. 3. in no way; to no degree. 4.
absolutelynot.Eg.“I nah going to work today”
28.Nidda(nih-duh)Conjunction–1.neither;not
either, as of persons or things specified. 2.
notoneortheother.3. notonepersonorthe
other;notonethingortheother.Eg.“It’s nidda
of them that did it?”.
29.Pah (pa’ah) Noun – 1. one’s father. 2. daddy.
3.amaleguardian.Eg. “Have you called your
pah today?””
30.Painy Belly(pee-nehbeh-leh)Noun–1.pain
in the stomach caused by gas or cramps. 2. an
acheintheabdomen.3. areasontocomplain
through whining or moaning. Eg. “That food I
ate last night gave me a painy belly.”
31.Rong (rawng) Adverb – 1. around. 2. in a
particularregionorareaneighboringaplace.3.
about;onallsides;encircling;encompassing.
4. somewhere nearby. Eg. “Let’s go rong the
back of the building.”
32.Sicknin’(sihk-nin)Adverb–1.veryannoying.
2.causingannoyance;irritatinglybothersome.
3.harassingordisturbing.Eg. “Sometimes my
roommate can be sicnin’ with his loud music.”
33.Sometimish
(sum-tyme-ish)
Adverb
– 1. unreliable. 2. neither here nor there. 3.
liable to be erroneous or misleading. 4. not
worthy of reliance or trust. 5. unstable and
unpredictable. Eg. “You can’t depend on
Daphine because she sometimish.”
34.Spult (spul’t) Adverb – From West Bay; 1.
spoiled; having the character or disposition
harmed by pampering or oversolicitous
attention.2.rudeandunruly.3.fullofcontempt
forrules.4.oftheimpressionthatone’sown
self-interestsarepredominantoverallothers.
Eg.“David always acts spult.”
35.Teck(tek)Verb(usedwithobject)–1.take;to
getintoone’sholdorpossessionbyvoluntary
action.2.tohold,grasp,orgrip.3.toreceive
orbetherecipientof.4.toconveyinameans
oftransportation.Eg.“You need to teck this to
the 5th floor tomorrow”
36.Tee-Dee (tee-dee) Noun – From West Bay;
1. a close personal friend, usually female.
2. reference to someone without using their
real name. Eg. “Tee-Dee, how are you doing
today?”
37.Unna (uh-nah) Pronoun – 1. you all. 2. you
guys.3.thelotofyou.4.areferencetotwoor
morepersonsasacollective.(seealso:unneh
–usedbyselectdistricts)Eg.“If unna don’t stop
teasing me I’m going to tell my daddy”
38.Wah (wuh) Adjective – 1. what. 2. used
interrogatively as a request for specific
information, or to inquire about the character,
occupation, etc., of a person. 3. used
interrogativelytorequestarepetitionofwordsor
informationnotfullyunderstood,usuallyusedin
ellipticalconstructions.4.was.Eg.“I don’t know
wah you doing, but I’m staying in tonight”
39. Wit (witt) Preposition – 1. Caymanian
pronunciation of the word ‘with’. 2.
accompanied by; accompanying. 3. in
correspondence, comparison, or proportion
to.Eg.“Don’t mess wit me if you know what’s
good for you.”
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Duringyourvisit,youand
yourfamily,orsignificantothercanhavelotsof
funlearningandimitatingtheuniquedialectof
Native Caymanians. It is sure to be a thrilling
experience because the local vocabulary is
quitedifferentfrommost,despiteCaymanbeing
anEnglish-speakingcountry.
The Caymanian dialect is a fusion of accents
adoptedfromrelationshipswithvariousEnglishspeakingnations,resultingfromitslongstanding
relationships with the United Kingdom, the
United States, Canada and other EnglishspeakingCaribbeancountries.
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ~ beaches
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airlines and tours ~ THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
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COMPANIES & BOOKING AGENTS
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EXECUTIVE TOURS
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Elite Limousine Service, the island’s premier luxury
transportation service, has been in operation since
1984.Weprovideairporttransfers,privatetours,dinner
andentertainmentcharterandweddingtransportation.
In addition, we offer the island’s only “for hire”
wheelchair-accessibletransportation.
GRAND LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD.
8BArtcoCentre,SheddenRoad,
T: 345-943-5466 F: 345-946-3422
E: [email protected] W: www.limo.ky
ChauffeuredlimousineservicesinGrandCayman.From
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our professional chauffeurs are fully committed to
meetingandexceedingyourexpectations.
AIRLINES
GETTING TO THE CAYMAN
ISLANDS COULDN’T BE EASIER
AND HERE’S WHY:
CAYMAN AIRWAYS (NON-STOP
SERVICE)
Chicago–GrandCayman(seasonal)
Dallas–GrandCayman
Miami–GrandCayman
Miami–CaymanBrac
NewYork–GrandCayman
Tampa–GrandCayman
Washington,DC–GrandCayman(seasonal)
Kingston,Jamaica–GrandCayman
MontegoBay,Jamaica–GrandCayman
LaCeiba,Honduras–GrandCayman
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GrandCayman–LittleCayman
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G.T LEASING
T: 345-945-3415 F: 345-945-3405
E: [email protected] W: www.gtleasing.ky
G.T Leasing is Grand Cayman’s newest car rental
company and features new BMW and MINI vehicles,
which are found nowhere else on Grand Cayman. We
offer daily and weekly rentals of our prestigious BMW
andMINIvehicles.
GRAND CAYMAN ~
GRAND CAYMAN
“The best and most beautiful things
in the world cannot be seen, nor touched…
but are felt in the heart.”
– Helen Keller
GRAND CAYMAN
SOPHISTICATION
Andsheerelegance.Complementedby
someoftheworld’spreeminentwhite
sandbeaches,crystalclearwatersand
pristinecoralreefs.Theluxurytoindulge
inawealthofpursuitslikespectacular
dining,graciousAccommodation,decadent
duty-freeshoppingoraseeminglyendless
arrayofalluringdiversionsandactivities.A
wishcometrue.Anislandwherethegood
lifebecomessublime.Synonymouswith
goodtaste.GrandCayman.Purepleasure.
Beyonddoubt,theultimateCaribbean
getaway.Paradise.
Conch Point
Cayman
Turtle
Farm
Barker Cay
Head of Barkers
Morgan’s Harbour
Rum Point & Cayman Kai
Stingray City
North West
Point Public
Beach
OLD MAN BAY
SPOTTER BAY
Long Coconut
Point
NORTH SOUND
Seven Mile Be
ach
WEST
BAY
Governors
House
South West
Point
LITTLE
SOUND
(Golf Course)
NORTH SIDE
COLLIERS BAY
Booby
Cay
EAST END
Brittania
Golf Course
Botanic Park
OWEN ROBERTS
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
GEORGE
TOWN
Smith Cove
The North
Sound Club
FRANK
SOUND
BODDEN TOWN
Lighthouse
East Point
Hospital
Prospect Point
Sand Cay
BODDEN BAY
SPOTTS BAY
Discover
the
adventure
Visit the Cayman Islands’ #1 land-based attraction. Meet the turtles, enjoy the wildlife,
snorkel in our lagoon and splash down our water slide. It’s a full day of fun and adventure.
Opening hours: Mon – Sat 8:00am – 4:30pm | Check website for Sunday hours
786 Northwest Point Road, West Bay, Grand Cayman | [email protected] | www.turtle.ky
| 1 345.949.3894
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do CAYMAN
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CAYMAN
Things
to do
Grand Cayman
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park A must for
avidphotographers,theparkfeatures40acresofflora
andfaunafromaroundtheworld,including2acresat
HeritageParkwhichreflectsthegardensoftheoriginal
settlers, a 2.5 acre Floral Colour Garden and a large
lake that is home to many interesting and colourful
aquatic creatures. Observers are sure to spot one of
themanyrareGrandCaymanblueiguanas.
Pedro St. James
Hell
Hell InCayman,Hellisfoundattheendofaroadpaved
with good intentions. Discover our West Bay village,
Hell,namedafteronemillionyearoldrockformations.
Postcards“fromHell”areavailabletosendtofriends
andfamilybackhome.
Pedro St. James An authentic Caribbean great
house from the early 18th century, Pedro St. James
istheoldestbuildingonGrandCaymanandhascome
to symbolise the birthplace of democracy in Cayman.
The grounds also include an authentic outbuilding,
original Caymanian cottages and multiple gardens.
Coupled with the dramatic Pedro Bluff, it makes for a
breathtakingbackdropforoutdooractivities—romantic
islandweddings,musicalperformances...justtoname
a few. A multi-sensory theatre presents a captivating
20-minuteinteractiveprogrammeonthehistoryofthe
greathouseandtheisland.
Cayman Turtle Farm
TheCaymanIslands’premier
tourism attraction where visitors and residents enjoy a
world class experience, showcasing Caymanian wildlife
and heritage while hosting an internationally renowned
researchandconservationcentreforseaturtles.
The Cayman Craft Market
The Cayman Craft MarketLocatedatHogStyBay
intheheartofGeorgeTown,theCaymanCraftMarket
iswhere“deactionis”.Trulyan‘artistcentral’,thisis
theperfectplacetofindthatoneofakindCaymanianmadememento.
The Mission House This small home museum
focuses on the home and its inhabitants’ role and
involvementinestablishingearlyreligionandeducation
in the island’s first capital, Bodden Town. Adjacent to
the newly opened Harry McCoy Public Park is a fresh
waterwetlandwhichoffersbirdwatchingopportunities.
Open Monday-Friday, 9am-1pm. Reservations are
encouraged.Closedonpublicholidays.
GRAND CAYMAN ~ things to do
Fort George Built around 1780 to defend against
Spanishmarauders,FortGeorgewaslargelydestroyed
bydevelopersin1972.ANationalTrustpropertysince
1987,itispreservedinperpetuity.Interpretivesignage
onsite.
Guard House HillThishighestspotinBoddenTown
wasthesiteofanoldfortlongsincedestroyed.During
WorldWarII,alookoutpostwasestablishedtoscanthe
seasforGermansubmarines.Interpretivesignagegives
arecordofBoddenTown’shistoryandattractions.
Governor Michael Gore Bird Sanctuary This
fresh-waterpondishometoone-thirdofthebirdspecies
recorded in the Cayman Islands. Quiet visitors will be
rewardedbythesightofwaterbirdsandwadingbirds
livinginthisoasissurroundedbytheSpotts-Newlands
neighbourhood.
Cayman Islands National Museum
Cayman Islands National Museum This
attractive building overlooks Hog Sty Bay in George
Town and is one of Cayman’s few remaining 19th
century structures. During its almost 200 years,
it has served as a jail, a courthouse and a place of
worship.TheMuseum’scollectioncontainsover8,000
items,includinga14-ft.traditionalhandmadecatboat,
household and shipbuilding items, art and natural
historyspecimens.
Stingray City
Stingray City Perhaps the Cayman Islands’ most
famousattraction,StingrayCityandthenearbyshallows
knownas‘TheSandbar’intheNorthSound,providethe
onlynaturalopportunityintheworldtoswimwithmore
than two dozen Atlantic Southern Stingrays that enjoy
thecompanyofhumans.
Powell’s Heritage MuseumSmallbutinteresting
ancient dry forest. Discover rare trees including Cedar,
mahogany and an exceptionally fine specimen of a
mastictree,forwhichtheReserveandTrailwerenamed.
Thewoodlandisalsohometoarichabundanceofbirds,
animals, butterflies, lizards, frogs, large hermit crabs
andnon-poisonoussnakes.GuidedhikesoftheMastic
Trail are available through the National Trust and are
conductedweekly.
museumwithdisplaysaboutCayman’shistoryfromits
seafaringdays,includingfarmingimplements,domestic
items,andothereverydayobjects.
Nurse Josie’s Senior CentreNurseJosie’sSeniors
Centre is an old-time Caymanian house that represents
hundredsofyearsofCayman’shistory.Thecentreofthe
houseismadeofwattleanddaub,anditsitsonitsoriginal
ironwoodposts.Thehouseactsasarecreationalfacility
for senior citizens and showcases a vast collection of
artifactsandphotosofCayman’shistory.
Blowholes
The Mastic Trail The two-mile long Mastic Trail is
thelargestremainingcontiguousareaofuntouchedold
growthforestintheCaymanIslands.Thetrailopensup
ararewoodlandworldthathasevolvedundisturbedfor
two million years. Experience a variety of fascinating
habitatsfromBlackMangrovewetlandtostandsofSilver
ThatchPalms,abandonedagriculturallandandextensive
Blowholes
When the easterly trade winds blow
hard, crashing waves force water into caverns and
sendimpressivegeysersshootingupasmuchas20ft through the ironshore. The blowholes were partially
filledduringHurricaneIvanin2004,sothewatermust
beroughtorecapturetheirformerelementaldrama.
Wreck of the Ten SailThislonely,lovelyparkon
GrandCayman’swindswepteasterntipcommemorates
the island’s most (in)famous shipwreck. The ironically
peaceful headland provides magnificent views of the
reef (including more recent shipwrecks); bird-watching
issuperbfromherehalfamilesouthalongthecoastto
theLighthousePark,perchedonacraggybluff.
Cayman Motor Museum
On display are 80
vehicleswhichcollectivelyprovideanhistoricaltourof
motoring throughout the world — beginning with the
veryfirstautomobileeverproduced,an1886Benz!An
exactmodelofthefirstvehicleevertobedriveninthe
CaymanIslands—a1905Cadillac.Othervehiclesof
interestaretheoriginal“Batmobile”,Ferraris,Jaguars
andBentleys.
National Gallery Since its opening in 1996, the
National Gallery has become synonymous with the
energyandgrowthoftheembryonicvisualartsscenein
theCaymanIslands,offeringanaverageofeightlocal
andinternationalexhibitionsperyear.
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~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
Guided private half-day, or
full-day with more time to explore on foot
Beach Bubbles
187BoddenTown,GrandCayman
T: 926-5812
E:[email protected]
W:www.beachbubblescayman.com
Nature Tours
Discount Excursions
T: 345-323-0193
E:[email protected]
W:www.discountexcursions.com
DiscountExcursionsisthehottestnewdiscounttourshopinGrandCaymanoffering
customerssavingsofupto50%ontheirshoreexcursions!Wehaveapricematch
promiseandguaranteethatwewon’tbebeatenonpriceforanyofourtours.Weoffer
horsebackbeachrides,parasailing,rumtours,jetskisafaris,StingrayCitytrips,kayak
safaris,amphibiousbustours,partybustours&muchmore!VisitusontheRoyal
WatlerCruiseTerminaloratwww.discountexcursions.com.BookyourGrandCayman
adventuretodayandsavebig!
Eastern districts, stops at various points of interest —
culturally significant plants & places, butterflies, birds and more ...
Britannia Golf Course
T: 345-745-4653ext.4901F:345-745-4645
W:www.britannia-golf.com
www.facebook.com/GrandCaymanBeachSuites
TheCaribbean’sonlyJackNicklaus-designedgolfcourse.Thenine-holechampionship
layout,thepicturesquecoursewithaflair,featuresgrassymounds,rollingdunes,lakes
andoversizedbunkersisforbothnoviceandpro.Challengingholesliebesidethesea
atNorthSoundandwindthroughnaturallakesandestatehomesites.BritanniaGolf
Grilleoverlooksthe9thhole.TheBritanniaGolfProShopoffersafullselectionofgolf
equipment.Forteetimesorprivatelessonswiththegolfpro,call345-745-4653ext.4901
Seven Fathoms Rum Distillery
T: 345-925-5379F:345-946-1115
E:[email protected]
W:www.sevenfathomsrum.com
Flexible pick-up points
To book a tour and explore
contact: Ann Stafford
Tel: 345-925-2760
Email: [email protected]
www.caymannature.ky
www.facebook.com/CaymANNature
Explore!
DAY SPA, WELLNESS CENTRE AND YOGA STUDIO
Our services include:
Massage by licensed Massage Therapists – Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Thai, Shiatzu and
Pre-Natal Massage | Beauty Therapy by accredited Beauty Therapists – European Facials and Body
Treatments, Waxing (using both hard and gel wax) Pedicures, & Manicures
Traditional Yoga and Meditation | Books, Gifts and Body products for all occasions
345-945-6485 | Queen’s Court Plaza (Seven Mile Beach) | www.bodyworkscayman.com | [email protected]
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Cayman Sea Salt
T:345-947-4396
www.facebook.com/cayman.salt
@CaymanSeaSaltwww.twitter.com/CaymanSeaSalt
Since2005ourfamilyownedbusinesshasbeenproducinghand-madeartisanalseasalt.Ourmissiontoproduce
ahighqualitylocalproductusingsustainablefarmpractices.Justapinchisallyouneedtobringouttheflavor
naturally!100%solarseasalt.CaymanSeaSaltisavailableinallsupermarketsandgiftshopsislandwide.See
websitewww.caymanseasalt.comformoreinfo.
“HERE BE DRAGONS”
– GRAND CAYMAN’S UNIQUE BLUE IGUANA
Writtenby:Mr.FredericJ.Burton,MBE,Director,BlueIguanaRecoveryProgramme
Endangered species stories are often full of
doomandgloom,buthereinGrandCayman
theredeyesofanenormousbluelizarddon’t
speakbadnewsatall.Notnowadays,anyway
– the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana’s numbers
inthewildhaverisenfrombarelyadozenin
2002,toaroundtwohundredandfiftytoday.
ThefirsttimeIsawoneofthesemagnificent
creaturesIthoughtImustbedreaming.Fourto-fivefootlongbluevegetarianlizardssound
morelikefantasiesfromancientmaps–“here
bedragons”–buttheyturnouttobeasreal
astheyarevulnerable,andinurgentneedof
ourhelp.Grand Cayman istheironly natural
home,andthiswastheKingdomoftheBlue
Dragonsbeforewefacedthemwithourdogs,
catsandfastcars.
Our Blue Iguana Recovery Programme is
stepping up to the challenge, and now if
you drop by the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic
ParkonGrandCayman,youcanactuallysee
Blue Iguanas roamingfreeon thetrails, and
even take a tour behind the scenes at our
internationally acclaimed captive breeding
facility.Afewmilesawayintheinaccessible,
rocky interior of the island, we release twoyear-old Blue Iguanas, bred at the captive
facility,intoanaturereserveeachDecember.
Numbersareclimbing,andtheolderiguanas
havestartedtobreedinthewild.Justsolong
aswecanprotectenoughoftheirwildhabitat,
ouruniqueGrandCaymanBlueIguanashave
theirfutureagain.
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~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
GRAND CAYMAN ~ culturally culinary cayman
Culturally
Culinary
Cayman
FOR THOSE WELL TRAVELLED, THE CAYMAN ISLANDS IS A
DESTINATION LONG KNOWN FOR CULINARY ExCELLENCE AND
DIVINE DINING ExPERIENCES. This tiny trio of islands has over
200restaurants,offeringbothlocalsandtravellersgreatdiversity,
qualityandselectionwhenitcomestothediningscene.
On Grand Cayman, as each sun drenched
day comes to a close, the scene clearly
transitions from the waves lapping gently
on Seven Mile Beach to thoughts of the
deliciousdiningthatcanbefoundinevery
districtacrosstheIsland,fromWestBay,to
SevenMileBeachtoBoddenTown,toname
justafew.WhiletheIslandisperhapsmost
well-knownforitsinternationallyacclaimed
annual epicurean event in January, the
celebration and enjoyment of food is a
deepseatedtraditionoflocals.
Having earned the reputation as Culinary
Capital of the Caribbean, the Islands
undoubtedly boast a culinary pedigree to
be proud of. Infused with the true taste
of the Caribbean, nothing comes close to
traditional treats such as fried fish and
fritters and jerk chicken or pork, served
up from a variety of laid back and unique
streetsidelocations.
AsonewouldexpectfromanIsland,fresh
fishandseafoodaboundandcanbefound
all over the island, expertly prepared at a
rangeofbeachsidecafes.Onanygivenday
the selection typically includes snapper,
mahi-mahi,wahoo,andgrouper,orwhatever
thelocalfishermenhavehappenedtocatch;
oftentimes that very day. As is customary
withCaribbeancusine,thefishisseasoned
with local herbs and spices and grilled or
friedtofinger-lickingperfection.Servedwith
fritters,atraditionaltypeoffriedbread,the
tastymorselsareoftenaccompaniedwith
localproducesuchasplantainorbreadfruit.
Tradition has it that Sunday wouldn’t be
Sunday without fish ‘n’ fritters, leisurely
enjoyedunderathatchedroofedbeachside
cabana! A favourite of the locals is Grape
TreeCaféinBoddenTown.
Caribbeanhistoryisintricatelylinkedtothe
slavetrade,andmanyofthefoodscommonly
prepared were initially transplanted to the
Islands for the African slaves. Over time
as slavery was abolished, servants and
workers from India, China, Europe and
Jamaicaarrivedonourshores,bringingwith
themtheirownculturalflavoursandstyles
ofcookingwhichbecameindeliblyinfused
withinthelocalcuisine.Onesuchexample
is ‘Jerk.’ Typically prepared over charcoal
in refurbished 55 gallon drums, the meat
–beitchicken,pork,orfish-ismarinated
inadeliciousspecialblendofspicesthat
includes pimento – often called Allspice
– and scotch bonnet peppers. The meat
isthenslowcookedandsmokedforhours
till falling apart tender and unbelievably
good.Afavouritesnack,particularlyafter
enjoyingthesightsandsoundsofCayman’s
nightlife,jerkstationshavebeenafeature
of Cayman’s cultural cuisine for decades
and can be found at convenient locations
acrosstheisland.
Seymour’sJerkCentre,establishedformore
than20yearsonSheddenRoadisawellknown George Town location for authentic
jerk chicken, pork and fish. However, this
tasty edible treasure is also available at
numerous locations including the famous
Red Bay Jerk Centre and Rankine’s Jerk
CentreinBoddenTown,amongothers.
Finally, grilling has been an island tradition
forgenerationsandeventoday,Caymanians
can be found preparing local specialties in
everything from a traditional caboose (the
traditional sand-bottomed grill) to charcoal
andthemoremoderngasfiredgrills.Atypical
grilltimefavouriteisbarbecuechicken,which
is a delicious and richly-flavoured delight
found across the length and breadth of
theIslandonadailybasis,andisavailable
virtuallyfromsunuptosundown!Mostoften
servedwithbread,thebarbecuedmeatcan
be turned into a tasty and satisfying meal
byaddingCayman-stylericeandbeansand
classicsidessuchasmacandcheese,corn
onthecoborpotatosalad.
The Cayman Islands is a melting pot of
flavours, influences and ingredients which
aresuretobringdelight,whetheryouarea
curiousfamilycookoranavidfoodie.While
on Island, we encourage you to visit the
restaurants and waterside eateries which
specialiseinlocalcuisineandhavingtasted
our edible treasures, you’ll soon begin to
seewhyCaymanhassomuchmoretooffer
thansun,seaandsand.
culturally culinary cayman ~ GRAND CAYMAN
GOING LOCAL
Cayman Cabana
T:345-946-1115
Oceansidediningwithauthentic
Caymaniancuisine.One345isthehubof
heritage,showcasingCaymanculturefrom
theirmenuattheSwankyShack.
OpenSundaytoSaturdayfrom10amto
1:30am.
Chef Johns Barbecue:
West Bay and Spotts Jetty
T: 345-949-3979
ServingdinnerThursday,Fridayand
Saturdayeveningsfromtwolocations:
WestBayPublicBeachandtheroadside
divenearSpottsJetty.ChefJohn’soffers
chickenandribs(oracombinationofthe
two),Caribbean-stylericeandbeans,with
sidessuchascornonthecob,potato
saladandcoleslaw.
Grape Tree Café: Bodden Town
T:345-324-5860
E:[email protected]
W:www.grapetreecafe.ky
OpenonFridays,Saturdays,Sundays,and
onpublicHolidays.Enjoyfreshgrilledor
friedfishunderthatchedgazebosonthe
beach.
Vivine’s Kitchen
T:345-939-8391
ServingauthenticCaymaniandishesina
homelysettingoverlookingtheCaribbean
ocean.OpeneverydayforLunch.
GRAND CAYMAN ~ dining
SAVOUR.
Dining
There are over 200 restaurants in the
Cayman Islands from street-side cafés
with local favourites like stewed conch
and baked fish to the candlelit intimacy
of Italian and French bistros and elegant
dining rooms with their sweeping views of
theocean.There’saremarkablechoiceof
gooddiningforeverybudget—Caribbean,
Central American, Continental, Italian,
Mexican, German, Thai, Chinese, Indian,
JapaneseandTex-Mextonameafew.
Grand Cayman
Price Key
$=Under CI$20
$$=CI$20-40
$$$=CI$40-50
RESTAURANT
American
BRITANNIA BAR AND GRILL
CALICO JACK’S BAR & GRILL
COCONUT JOES
EATS CAFÉ
HARD ROCK CAFÉ
HUNGRY HORSE - AIRPORT
ICOA FINE FOODS
LEGENDZ BAR
MARGARITAVILLE
RACKAM’S PUB
REEF GRILL AT ROYAL PALMS
RUM POINT CLUB AND RESTAURANT
STINGERS BAR & RESTAURANT
THE ATTIC
THE WRECK BAR AT RUM POINT
Asian
CANTON CHINESE RESTAURANT
CBLU
CHINA VILLAGE
DADA’S GRILL
DRAGON GARDEN RESTAURANT
KARMA
KAROO
MANDARIN BUFFET
NECTAR
ORIENTAL MARKET
TAIKUN
THAI HOUSE RESTAURANT OF GRAND CAYMAN
THAI ORCHID
THE THAI RESTAURANT
YOSHI SUSHI
LOCATION
TELEPHONE
CUISINE
PRICE
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Cayman Kai
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
North Side
345-745-4655
345-945-7850
345-943-5637
345-943-3287
345-945-2020
345-949-8056
345-945-1915
345-943 3287
345-949 6274
345-949-4373
345-945-6358
345-947-9412
345-945-3000
345-949-7665
345-947-9412
Contemporary American
American
American
Artisan Bakery/Fine Dining
American
American
American
American/International
$
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Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
George Town
Bodden Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
345-945-3536
345-945-3860
345-945-3490
345-945-3232
345-947-1166
345-946-5276
345-946-6633
345-946-9328
345-946-3496
345-949-1109
345-943-9000
345-949-6141
345-949-7955
345-949-6141
345-945-3903
Chinese
Tapas /Sushi
Chinese
Filipino
Chinese
Pan Asian
tapas
Chinese
Sushi
Asian
International
Thai
Thai
Thai
Sushi
$
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RESTAURANT
Bar & Grill
BALBOA’S LOUNGE-GRAND CAYMAN MARRIOTT
RESORT
BILLY BONES-TREASURE ISLAND CONDOS
GREEN PARROT BAR & GRILL
LONE STAR BAR & GRILL
MACABUCA BAR AND GRILL
MY BAR AT SUNSET HOUSE
O BAR
POWER SUPPLY BAR AND LOUNGE
THE DOG HOUSE
THE OAR HOUSE
THE OFFICE
TIKI BEACH
Café/Deli
BLACK TRUMPET GOURMET DELICATESSEN
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
FULL OF BEANS CAFÉ
MAEDAC CAFÉ
MAEDAC MIDTOWN CAFÉ
Caribbean/Local
ABACUS RESTAURANT LOUNGE & PIANO BAR
ALFRESCO
AMELIA’S KITCHEN
LOCATION
TELEPHONE
PRICE
Seven Mile Beach 345-949-0088
Bar
$
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
West Bay
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
Red Bay
Red Bay
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
345-943-2663
345-623-7625
345-945-5175
345-945-5217
345-949-7111
345-943-6227
345-943-3044
345-947-3456
345-947-3456
345-945-5212
345-743-6616
Poolside Bar
Casual Caribbean
Texas
Bar - Tiki Menu
International
Bar
Bar
Bar Food
Sports Bar
Bar
Bar & Grill
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Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
Red Bay
George Town
345-743-6666
345-945-2433
345-943-2326
345-949-8077
345-946-8077
Gourmet Deli
Sandwiches/Deli
Casual Gourmet
Coffee Shop/Sandwich Bar
Coffee Shop /sandwich Bar
$
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Contemporary Caribbean
International Caribbean
Local Caribbean/Spanish
Caribbean Influenced
Bar Fare
Local Caribbean
$$
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George Town
George Town
Grand Cayman
West Bay
Roti
Local Caribbean
Continental Seafood
$
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West Bay
345-947-2525
George Town
345-949-5522
AQUA BEACH RESTAURANT & BAR
BANANA’S RESTAURANT
BLUE IGUANA GRILL-HOLIDAY INN RESORT
GRAND CAYMAN
BODDEN ROTI SHOP
BREADFRUIT TREE CAFÉ
BREEZES BY THE BAY
CALYPSO GRILL & BAR
George Town
CUISINE
345-949-0859
345-946-3619
345-928-8990
345-943-8439
345-949-3948
$
$$
Tiki Beach
It's So Much More Than A Beach . . . It's A Life-Style!
THE RESTAURANT * THE BEACH * THE BAR * THE VENUE
Spectacular Beach Setting • Breathtaking Sunsets • VIP Cabana Lounges
Water Sports • Fine Wines • Local & International Cuisine
The Ultimate Location for Private Functions
Open Daily from 11 am
Directly on Seven Mile Beach
345.743.6616 or 516.8401
[email protected]
www.tikibeachcayman.net
GRAND CAYMAN ~ dining
RESTAURANT
Caribbean/Local cont’d
CASTAWAY (CASTRO’S HIDEAWAY)
CAYMAN CABANA
CHAMPION HOUSE
CHEF JOHN’S BARBECUE & CATERING
SERVICE
CHESTER’S
CIMBOCO - A CARIBBEAN CAFÉ
CORITA’S COPPER KETTLE
COUNTRY & WESTERN RESTAURANT
CRACKED CONCH BY THE SEA
DAVID’S RESTAURANT-MORRITT’S TORTUGA
CLUB
DUKE’S SEAFOOD & RIB SHACK
FERDINANDS - WESTIN CASURINA GRAND
CAYMAN SEVEN MILE BEACH RESORT & SPA
GRAPE TREE CAFÉ
LOCATION
TELEPHONE
CUISINE
PRICE
East End
George Town
George Town
345-947-3100
345-946-1115
345-949-7882
Caribbean
Local Caribbean
$$
$
$
West Bay
345-929-1147
BBQ
$
Jerk
Local Caribbean
$
$
$
Bodden Town
345-939-3474
George Town
345-949-2696
345-945Red Bay
4079/9335
West Bay
345-945-5217
Local Caribbean
$
$$
East End
$$
345-947-7449
Seafood & Rib shack
$$
$$
Caribbean
-French /Seafood
Contemporary/Seafood
Local Caribbean
Inventive Caribbean
Local Caribbean/Latin
Flavour
Local Caribbean
Continental Caribbean
Local /Spanish
Caribbean
Local Caribbean
Local Caribbean
Continental Seafood
Caribbean/Seafood
Local/Caribbean
Jerk
Caribbean International
Caribbean /Jerk
Roti
Local Caribbean/
International
$
Bodden Town
345-324-5860
GUY HARVEY’S ISLAND GRILL
George Town
345-946-9000
HEMINGWAYS RESTAURANT
ISLAND TASTE PATTIES & CATERING
KAIBO YACHT CLUB RESTAURANT & BAR
George Town
345-949-1480
Cayman Kai
345-947-9975
LATIN TASTE RESTAURANT
George Town
345-947-2267
LIBERTY’S RESTAURANT
LOBSTER POT RESTAURANT & WINE BAR
LUZ’S RESTAURANT
MACDONALD’S CHICKEN DELIGHT
MANGO TREE
MYRTLES RESTAURANT
ORTANIQUE
OSETRA BAY
OVER THE EDGE
PADDLE INN RESTAURANT
PELICAN’S REEF
RANKIN’S JERK CENTRE
SEAHARVEST RESTAURANT - SUNSET HOUSE
SEYMOUR’S JERK CENTRE
SINGH’S ROTI SHOP RESTAURANT & BAR
West Bay
George Town
George Town
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
West Bay
North Side
West Bay
East End
George Town
George Town
George Town
George Town
345-949-3226
345-949-2736
345-949-4898
345-946-4640
345-949-0732
345-949-7868
345-640-3600
345-325-5000
345-947-9568
345-945-4959
345-947-3100
345-947-3155
345-945-1383
345-916-8531
345-946-7684
SOUTH COAST BAR & GRILL
Bodden Town
345-947-2517
THE BRICK HOUSE
Red Bay
345-947-3456
THE WHARF
TIM BUC TU
TONY’S JERK FOODS
TOP TASTE
VIVINE’S KITCHEN
WELLY’S COOL SPOT
Coffee Shop
CAFÉ DEL SOL INTERNET COFFEE HOUSE
BARNIE’S COFFEE SHOP
COFFEE & BITES
DAILY GRIND
EVERY BLOOMIN’ THING VICTORIAN TEA ROOM
PERK-UP
THE BREW HOUSE
Fast Food
AL LA KEBAB
ARBUTUS GALLERY
BURGER KING
BURGER KING
CHICKEN! CHICKEN!
DAIRY QUEEN
HAAGEN-DAZS
KFC
KFC
OLD GAOL CAFE
POPEYE’S LOUISIANA KITCHEN
QUIZNOS SUB
SMOOTHIE KING
SUBWAY
SUBWAY
SUBWAY
TCBY
WENDY’S
WENDY’S
WENDY’S
Indian
GATEWAY OF INDIA
SOUTHERN SPICE INDIAN RESTAURANT
International
AGUA
BLUE BY ERIC RIPERT -THE RITZ CARLTON,
GRAND CAYMAN
BRASSERIE RESTAURANT
COBALT COAST RESORT
West Bay
George Town
George Town
East End
George Town
$$
$$
$
$$
$
$$
$$
$
$
$
$
$$$
$$$
$
$
$
$
$$
$
$
$
$
Continental Caribbean
$$$
345-946-8000
345-916 6860
345-949-2772
345-947-7435
345-949-2541
Local Caribbean
Local Caribbean
Local Caribbean
Local Caribbean
$
$
$
$
$
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Red Bay
345-946-2233
345-945-2326
345-945-4892
345-945-1175
345-945-1701
345-949-7375
345-947-3456
Coffee Shop
Coffee Shop/ Sandwich
Coffee Shop
Coffee Shop
Coffee shop /Café
Coffee Shop /sandwich Bar
Coffee House
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach
West Bay
George Town
George Town
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
Bodden Town
345-943-4343
345-943-1100
345-945-3389
345-949-7784
345-945-2290
345-946-4817
345.946.8061
345-949-8645
345-945-9065
345-946-2482
345-769-8000
345-949-0000
345-943-3400
345-949-6866
345-943-7827
345-945-7373
345-947-5349
345-946-7340
345-949-0616
345-947-7444
Fast Food/Kebab
Fast Food
Fast Casual Food
Fast Food
Wood Roasted Chicken
Ice Cream
Ice Cream
Fast Casual Food
Fast Food
Fast Casual Food
Louisiana Fried Chicken
Sandwich Chain
Smoothie
Fast Food/Sandwiches
Fast Food/Sandwiches
Fast Food /Sandwich
Ice Cream
Fast Food
Fast Food
Fast Food
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
George Town
345-949-5550
Indian
Indian
$$
$$
Seafood & Italian
$$
Fine Dining/Seafood
$$$
George Town
West Bay
Gourmet Fusion
$$
Contemporary International $$
345-945-1815
345-946-5656
RESTAURANT
International cont’d
DECKER’S GRILLE & LOUNGE
GRAND OLD HOUSE
MICHAEL’S GENUINE FOOD & DRINK LTD.
PARADISE RESTAURANT
PERIWINKLE -THE RITZ-CARLTON, GRAND
CAYMAN
SOLANA’S ON SEVEN MILE BEACH-GRAND
CAYMAN MARRIOTT RESORT
SUNSHINE BAR & GRILL -SUNSHINE SUITES
RESORT
TREATS RESTAURANT
CASA HAVANA -WESTIN CASURINA GRAND
CAYMAN SEVEN MILE BEACH RESORT & SPA
Italian
CASANOVA BY THE SEA
EDOARDO’S RESTAURANT
ITALIAN KITCHEN
LA DOLCE VITA RISTORANTE
LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT AT BREAKERS
LUCA
PAPPAGALLO RISTORANTE
RAGAZZI RISTORANTE PIZZERIA
Mexican
AGAVE GRILL
CARLOS & MARTINS
Pizza
DOMINO’S PIZZA
DOMINO’S PIZZA
DOMINO’S PIZZA
LOCATION
TELEPHONE
CUISINE
PRICE
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
Seven Mile Beach
George Town
345-945-6600
345-949-9333
345-640-6433
345-945-1444
Mediterranean Cuisine
European/New World
International Bistro
Contemporary International
$$
$$$
$$$
$
Bistro/Seafood
$$$
Contemporary International $$
International
$$
Indian/Local/Italian
$
Cuban Fusion
$
West Bay
Seven Mile Beach
East End
George Town
Bodden Town
Seven Mile Beach
West Bay
Seven Mile Beach
Italian
Italian
Italian
Italian
Italian/Seafood
Italian & Seafood
Italian
Italian
$$
$$
$$
$$$
$$
$$$
$$
$$
George Town
345-947-5555
Mexican
Tex-Mex
$
$
Bodden Town
West Bay
George Town
Pizza
Pizza
Pizza
Pizza
Pizza
Pub/Sports Bar
$
$
$
345-949-7633
345-945-4408
345-916-4534
345-946-7678
345-947-2047
345-623-4550
345-949-1119
345-945-3484
345-947-1188
345-949-6633
345-949-8282
GINO’S PIZZERIA
PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA
PD’S PUB & RESTAURANT
345-949Seven Mile Beach
0404/8687
Bodden Town
345-947-7333
PIZZA HUT
PIZZA HUT
XQS
Pubs
FIDEL MURPHY’S IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT
TRIPLE CROWN PUB
Steak
COPPER FALLS STEAK HOUSE
RED PARROT-GRAND CAYMAN MARRIOTT
RESORT
SEVEN PRIME CUTS & SUNSETS -THE RITZCARLTON, GRAND CAYMAN
Vegetarian
AZZURO
ROOTS DELIGHT
$
$
$
Pizza
$
Pizza
Pizza
$
$$
Contemporary Irish
English & Irish Pub Fare
$
$
Steakhouse
$$$
Steaks/Seafood
$$
Steakhouse
$$
Coffee Shop/ Sandwich Bar $
Vegetarian /Vegan
$
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ market at the grounds
Mark
at the
Grounds
market at the grounds
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
et
ADEDICATEDGROUPOFCAYMANIANFARMERS,SKILLEDARTISANS,
CREATORSANDPURVEYORSoflocalcuisine,jams,jellies,pickles
andarichassortmentofbakedgoods,canbefoundinoneplace
onGrandCaymaneverySaturdaymorning.
ThisisMarketattheGrounds,attheStacy
WatlerAgriculturalPavilioninLowerValley.
WithitsCaribbean-stylekiosksinanopenair setting, customers can find colourful
displays of the freshest possible local
farm produce, along with an assortment
of enchanting art and craft items. The
‘grounds’ comprise a 30-acre multi-use
complexlocatedjust10milestotheeast
ofGeorgeTown,beforeenteringthedistrict
ofBoddenTown.MarketattheGroundswas
developedtopromoteCayman’sagriculture
and heritage and to facilitate its ongoing
development through education, culture
and social awareness. Designed by noted
architectJohnDoakinconjunctionwiththe
governmentoftheCaymanIslands,Market
at the Grounds exists in a quaint, villagestylesetting.
Market at the Grounds is a bustling
place, where the freshest local foods are
harvested, bargains are found, old friends
meet to catch up and new associations
are formed. Held weekly from 7:00 am to
12:00 noon, it is also a breakfast spot,
where local favourites such as fish and
fritters are also available. In addition
to farmers selling callaloo, bok choy,
tomatoes, breadfruit, seasoning peppers
and specialty crops like ackees, cashews
and eggplants, patrons can also purchase
unique souvenirs, jewellery made with
shellsortheuniqueCaymanitestoneand
traditional crafts made with thatch, wood
andothermaterial.Thebonusisthatthey
canlearnfromthetraditionalartisanswho
areonhandeveryweektoselltheirwares
andsharetheirskills.
Market at the Grounds is such a popular
feature of life on Grand Cayman that it is
recreatedinadifferentsetting–atCamana
Bay every Wednesday, when vendors from
acrosstheislandconvergeonthecornerof
ForumLaneandMarketStreettosellfresh
produce, handicrafts and a wide variety of
localdishes.
Formanyrestaurantoperators,homeowners
and just about anyone who favours fresh,
locally grown foods and the friendly
environment of community shopping,
MarketatTheGroundsisanessentialpart
oftheweeklyroutine.
GRAND CAYMAN ~ nightlife
EXPERIENCE
Afterdinner,theenchantmentoftheevening
continues with music, dancing, movies,
theatreorjustaquietconversationunderthe
stars. Grand Cayman has several favourite
spots for entertainment. There are live
showsattheHarquailTheatreandProspect
Playhouse.Ifyou’rereadytodance,thebeat
goesonatLI,OBar,RoyalPalms,Elements,
Temptations, Enigma and Jet. Local bands
playthroughouttheisland.Livemusicsets
the mood in the major hotels. And the
island’s many dinner cruises combine the
best of both worlds. Much of the nightlife
of the islands takes place right under the
stars.
Nightlife
Grand Cayman
Name
Area
Type
Location
Bar
Name
Area
Type
Location
George Town
Bar
43 West Bay Road
Calico Jacks
T: 345-949-4373
Seven Mile Beach
Beach Bar
West Bay Road
Kaibo
T: 345-947-9975 E: [email protected]
W: www.kaibo.ky
North Side
Beach Bar
585 Water Cay Rd
Mimi’s Dock Bar & Restaurant
T: (345) 947-7449 F: (345) 947-3544
Reservations: 1-800-447-0309
1-877-MORRITT | 1-727-447-5344
E: [email protected] or
[email protected] (Reservations)
East End
Beach Bar
Morrit’s Tortuga,
Queens Highway
West Bay Road
Beach Bar
537 West Bay Road
Bar cont’d
Aqua Beach
W: www.aquabeach.ky
West Bay Road
Bar
426 West Bay Road
The Wharf
W: www.wharf.ky
The Attic
T: 345-949-7665
W: www.attic.ky
West Bay Road
Bar
Queens Court Plaza
West Bay Rd
Beach Bar
Billy Bones Bar & Grill
T: 345-943-2663
West Bay Road
Bar
Treasure Island Resort
Fidel Murphy’s Irish Pub
& Restaurant
West Bay Road
Bar
Queens Court Plaza
West Bay Rd
Macabuca
W: www.crackedconch.com.ky
West Bay
Bar
Northwest Point Road
Margarittaville
T: 345-949-6274
W: www.margaritavillecaribbean.com
George Town
Bar
Island Plaza,
32 Harbour Drive
My Bar
W: www.sunsethouse.com
George Town
Bar
Sunset House,
South Church Street
Oar Bar
W: www.ourhousecayman.com
George Town
Bar
Brick House, Unit 9
Grand Harbour
Office Lounge
T: 345-945-5212
W: [email protected]
George Town
Bar
95 Shedden Road
Royal Palms
W: www.reefgrill.com
Over the Edge
W: www.over-theedge.com
North Side
Bar
On the Waterfront,
Old Man Bay,
North Side
Rusty Pelican
W: www.thereef.com
East End
Beach Bar
The Reef Resort,
Queens Highway
Paradise
T: 345-945-1444
George Town
Bar
96 South Church
Street
Seven Mile Beach
Beach Bar
West Bay Road
Rackkam’s Pub
T: 345-945-3860
George Town
Bar
93 North Church
Street
Tiki Beach
W: tikibeachcayman.net
Beach Bar
46 Sand Point Rd
Bodden Town
Bar
2054 Breakers Rd
Wreck Bar
W: www.rumpointclub.com
North Side
South Coast Bar
W: www.southcoastbar.com
Seven Mile Beach
Lounge
The Marriott Resort,
West Bay Road
Stingers Bar
T: 345-945-3000
W: www.stingersrestaurantandbar.com
West Bay Road
Balboa’s
T: 345-949-0088
W: www.marriottcayman.com
Bar
Comfort Suites,
West Bay Road
nightlife
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
TikiBeachEntranceatNight
Name
Area
Type
Location
Havana Club Cigars & Lounge
W: www.havanaclub-cigars.com
West Bay Road
Lounge
West Shore Center,
West Bay Road
Living Room
T: 345-326-3020
W: www.thelivingroom.com
West Bay Road
Lounge
The Strand Center,
West Bay Road
The Rooftop Lounge
T: 345-946-4332
George Town
Lounge
27 Trilogie Place,
Mary Street
Elements
W: www.elements.ky
West Bay Road
Night Club
The Strand Center,
West Bay Road
Jet Club
T: 345-945-2100
W: www.jet.ky
West Bay Road
Night Club
426 West Bay Rd
O Bar
T: 345-943-6227
W: www.obar.ky
West Bay Road
Night Club
Queens Court Plaza
West Bay Rd
Coconut Joes
T: 345-943-5637
W: coconutjoecayman.com
West Bay Road
Sports Bar
West Bay Road
Dog House
W: www.ourhousecayman.com
George Town
Sports Bar
Brick House, Unit 9
Grand Harbour
Legends
T: 345-943-3287
W: www.eats.ky
West Bay Road
Sports Bar
Cayman Falls Plaze,
West Bay Rd
Lone Star Bar & Grill
West Bay Road
Sports Bar
428 West Bay Road
Lounge
Cayman’s Hottest Band
“delighting audiences throughout
the Cayman Islands
with an eclectic selection of
soca, reggae, funk, R’n’B and Motown
with a jazzy twist” - Voyages
“ a rainbow of vocal styles and abilities”
Caymanian Compass
+1 345 326 2662 (BONA)
+1 345 938 3433 (FIDE)
[email protected]
TUESDAYS
Kaibo - North Side
Night Club
FRIDAYS
Brick House - Red Bay
Camana Bay - Seven Mile Beach
Macabuca - WestBay
Royal Palms - Seven Mile Beach
SATURDAYS
Royal Palms - Seven Mile Beach
Mango Tree - George Town
Sports Bar
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ beverages of the Cayman Islands
Beat
cold
WHENISADRINKNOTJUSTADRINK?Whenitisasintertwinedwith
thehistoryandcultureofanentireregionasrumistotheCaribbean.
Rum is the heartbeat of the Caribbean
andthevastarrayofsilkysmoothnectars,
whichrangefromdarktolighttospicedand
flavoured has coursed through the islands
in one way or another from the days of
buccaneers and pirates to plantations and
distilleries.Aseveryseriousrumloverand
connoisseur will know, the length of time
over which a rum has been aged, and the
method used for aging, contributes to the
widevarietyofstylesandflavours.
Here in the Cayman Islands, while there
arenohugesugarestatestospeakof,our
islandsarewellknownforhavingoneofthe
bestunderwaterenvironmentsintheworld,
so why not use it for rum production too?
ThatispreciselywhatSevenFathomsRum
decided to do. Located on the harbour in
Grand Cayman, the Seven Fathoms Distillery
isthefirstofitskindintheCaymanIslands
and is the only manufacturing plant to
produceaspiritmadeentirelyintheCayman
Islands. The company uses locally grown
organicsugarcane,whichisharvestedand
crushed to extract the juice on a farm at
theEastEndoftheislandanddeliveredto
thedistillerytobeusedinthefermentation
process.
Handcrafted in small batches, the rum is
maturedunderwaterwheretheconstantpush
andpullofthewavesmimicsthecaringtouch
ofamasterdistillerrotatingtheirbarrelswith
consistentandsteadyprecision.
Although Seven Fathoms are the first to
harnesstheenergyoftheoceantoproduce
a great tasting rum, the spirit has been
synonymous with the islands for decades,
eversincetheworldrenownedTortugaRum
Companybecameestablishedintheislands.
Foundedin1984,theTortugaRumCompany
pioneeredthefirstlocallylabeledrumsinthe
CaymanIslands.Itsmostfamousbrandsare
Tortuga Gold, Rum Cream, Coffee Liqueur,
Orange Rum Liqueur, and the 12-year-old
Tortuga Gold Rum. In addition to rum, the
Tortugabrandiswell-knownbythemorethan
20 million annual Caribbean tourists and
cruiseshippassengersandthecompany’s
rumcakesarethe#1exportoftheCayman
Islands.Tortugaproductsaresoldingiftand
specialty food departments and gourmet
storesthroughouttheCaribbeanandNorth
America,inonboardgiftshopsofnearly100
cruise ships and shipped to 70 countries
aroundtheworld.
beverages of the Cayman Islands
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
the heat with a
island drink
IN THE CARIBBEAN, IF YOUR BEVERAGE OF CHOICE IS NOT A
COLOURFULRUM-LACEDCOCKTAIL,ANDYOUFEELLIKESOMETHING
COOL, LIGHT AND REFRESHING, THEN BEER IS THE OBVIOUS
CHOICE. From the famous ‘Red Stripe’ of Jamaica to Trinidad &
Tobago’s‘Carib,’virtuallyeveryCaribbeanisleboaststheirown–
andtheCaymanIslandsisnodifferent.
Caybrew, the immensely popular and 100%
locallyproducedbeeroftheCaymanIslands
hitthelocalmarketin2007.Initsfirstyearof
operation, the smooth, full bodied premium
lager was already earning international
recognition,winningthecovetedgoldmedal
attheprestigiousMondeSelectionAwards.
With the guidance of Brewtech GmbH, a
Germanconsultancyfirmthatspecialisesin
thedesign,constructionandmondernization
of breweries, the Cayman Islands Brewery,
underwent a complete overhaul at their
former plant. With new renovations and
innovations at the modernised 12,000 sq
ft,site,whichsitscomfortablyon3acresin
theislandsGeorgeTowndistrict,thebrewery
becamepoisedtoincreaseitsproductline-up
inabigway.
FollowingCaybrew’searlyvictory,thebrewery
went on to launch its premium light beer
‘CayLight’ which has an alcohol content of
just3.5%andisamere95calories.Asan
unquestionablyswimsuitfriendlychoicethat
ispopularwiththeladies,itisimportantto
note that taste and quality have not been
sacrificedinfavouroflowcal.CayLightisalso
brewedtothehighestinternationalpractices
andremainsathirst-quenchingbest-seller.
Withvarietybeingthespiceoflife,theCayman
Islands Brewery offers two more selections,
both of which are designed with the tropics
in mind. Ironshore Bock, is the arm-wrestler
of the Caybrew family, and with an alcohol
contentof7%,packstwiceasmuchpunchas
itslightercounterpart.Finally,‘WhiteTip,’the
moderatebodiedpilsenlagerwhichisbrewed
in the style of a European premium brand,
completestheline-up.
From its inception, the Cayman Islands
Brewery has included green initiatives as
an integral part of its daily routine with
the ultimate goal being to minimise its
environmental impact. This commitment
has made the company a leader in green
practicesandrecyclingremainsatoppriority.
For example, all of the wastewater produced
atthesiteistreatedandrecycled,makingit
safeforavarietyofusessuchasirrigationor
thecleaningofvehicles.
Additionally, the brewery has also made a
significant investment into ensuring that
Caybrew, CayLight and Ironshore bottles
couldberecycledandupto40%ofitsbottles
arereturnedforreuse.Butperhapsthemost
interestingwaythatthebreweryisbenefitting
theenvironment,iswiththecreationof‘White
TipLager,’whichmaywellbetheworld’sfirst
trueconservationbeer.
Launchedin2011,WhiteTip lager boasts a
smoothnessof5.2%alcoholbyvolumewhich
iscomparabletothe5%foundinHeineken,
Stella Artois and other popular European
brews.Aswellasbeingjustwhattheproverbial
doctor ordered for a hot, sunny day, this
beernotonlytastesexceptionallygood,but
thecanitcomesinfeaturesinformationon
sharksandhasascanablebarcodethatlinks
directly to a dedicated shark conservation
site.Aportionofsalesaredonatedtowards
thelocalDepartmentofEnvironment’sshark
conservation programme, making this a
unique product that is not only produced in
the most environmentally conscious way
possible, but also benefits the environment
throughitssales.
Whenallissaidanddone,therecanbelittle
doubtthatthebestwaytoenjoyatypicalday
inthetropicsiswithtoesinthesand,eyeson
thebeautiful,warmwatersoftheCaribbean
sea and a cool, refreshing Cayman Islands
beerheldfirmlyinhand.Aaahh!Itdoesn’tget
muchbetterthanthat!
Caybrew beers are available islandwide
and from the Cayman Islands Brewery at
www.cib.ky.
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Hotel Amenities
• Four star elegance
• Full kitchens
• Complimentary continental breakfast
served daily from 7:00am to 9:30am
• Free high speed wireless Internet
throughout the resort
• Flat screen TVs with premium cable
package
• Complimentary use of business centre with two computers and Internet
• Award winning Sunshine Bar & Grill
• Hammocks and Adirondack chairs in
beautifully manicured gardens
• Sparkling fresh water pool and
sundeck
• 200 yards from the famous Seven
Mile Beach
• Complimentary beach chairs and
beach towels
• Complimentary use of dive
storage lockers & rinse tanks
• Dry cleaning facilities and
on-site laundry facilities
Guests Enjoy
• Central location to attractions,
supermarkets, shops, restaurants
and bars
• Nearby jogging and cycling trails
• Unlimited and free access to the
World Gym
• Adjacent to the Islands only
18-hole Links Golf Course
• World-class scuba diving /
snorkeling – discounts available
through our partners
• Variety of water sports
• Budget Car Rental – exclusive
guest discounts
ACCOMMODATION
Grand Cayman
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ accommodation map: seven mile beach
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1. Villas Pappagallo/Condos at Pappagallo Beach
2. Cotton Tree Company Limited
3. Cobalt Coast Resort
4. Coconut Bay
5. Lighthouse Point
6. Jeff’s Private Guesthomes
7. Nautilus Apartments
8. Silver Sands Condominiums
9. Aqua Bay Club
10. Discovery Point Club
11. Christopher Columbus
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13. London House
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15. The Heritage Club
16. The Renaissance
17. Sundowner
18. Harbour Heights
19. The Avalon Condominiums
20. Plantana Condos
21. Pinnacle Condos
22. The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach
Resort & Spa
23. Villas of the Galleon
24. Sunshine Suites
25. Residences at the Ritz-Carlton
26. The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman
27. Coral Stone Club
28. The Meridian
29. Caribbean Club
30. Casa Caribe
31. Annie’s Place
32. Islands Club
33.The Colonial Club
34. Grand Cayman Beach Suites
35. Britannia Villas
36. Cayman Reef Resort
37. Lacovia Condominiums
38. The Cayman Club
39. Cayman Time
40. Regal Beach Club Resort
41. Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort
42. Comfort Suites and Resort
43. Seven Mile Beach Resort & Club
44. Tamarind Bay Condominiums
45. Plantation Village Beach Resort
46. Crescent Point Resort
47. Treasure Island Condos
48. Grapetree #8
49. Grand View Condos
50. Cocoplum
51. George Town Villas
52. Harbour View
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54. Sunset House
55. Caribbean Paradise #9, #12
56. Holiday Inn Resort Grand Cayman
57. Eldemire’s Tropical Island Inn
58. Beachcomber
59. Bonnie’s Arch
60. Coral Reef
61. Poinsettia
62. Southbay Beach Club
63. Kaibo Yacht Club
64. Pools of the Kai
65. Finger Tip
66. Villa Bellagio
67. Villa Zara
68. Tara Sand
69. Retreat at Rum Point
70. Kailypso
71. Sea Cove
72. Treasure Cove
73. Island House #17
74. Fantasea
75. Windsong Apartments
76. Kai Rumba
77. Halcyon Days
78. Gardens of the Kai
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ accommodation
Accommodation
82. Gypsy
83. Thatch Hill
84. Ecstasea
85. Calypso Blue
86. Cool Change
87. Kai Vista
88. No Snow
89. Pelican Point
90. North Point Condos
91. Far Tortuga
92. Parrot-ise
93. Azure Breeze
94. Castaway Cove
95. Coco Kai
96. Beachplum
97. On The Bay
98. Northern Lights
99. Cayman Sands
100. Scuba Shack
101. The Reef Resort
102. Cayman Reef
103. Morritt’s Grand Resort
104. Morritt’s Tortuga Club & Resort
105. Windward Cove
106. Cayman Chillin’
107. Compass Point
108. Turtle Nest Inn
109. Waste n’ Away
110. Cayman Castle & Guest House
111. Babylon Reef
112. Blue Lagoon
113. Kai ‘Conut
114. Casuarina Cove
115. Cayman Bay Escape
116. Villa Mora
117. Coconut Beach Getaway
118. Caymanease
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119. Champagne Sunrise
120. Christmas Palms
121. Coconut Beach
122. Coral Bay Village
123. Coral Kai
124. Coral Loft
125. Crystal Cove (Formerly Known as Innesfree)
126. Fishbones
127. Great Escape
128. Heritage House
129. Hidden Cove
130. Sea Spray Cottage
131. Island Houses
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133. Kirk Kove
134. Mahogany Cove
135. Mahogany Point
136. Moon Shadow
137. Moon Glow
138. Moon Bay Condos
139. Mudslide Kai
140. No Big Ting
141. Ocean Paradise
142. Pease Bay House
143. Castaway Lodge
144. Pink House
145. Present Moment
146. Rainbow’s End
147. Reef Romance
148. Villa La Playa
149. Rum Haven #1
150. Sand Castle
151. Seagull #1
152. Villa Emmanuel
153. Two Rainbows
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155. Sea Star
156. Seagrape House
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160. Shangri -la Bed & Breakfast
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ hotels / guest houses & villas
TheRitz-Carlton,GrandCayman
Hotels
Caribbean Club
871 West Bay Rd
T: 345-623-4500 or 800-941-1126
F: 345-945-9954
E: [email protected] W: www.caribclub.com
Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort
West Bay Rd
T: 1-800-223-6388 F: 345-949-8088
W: www.marriotthotels.com
Cobalt Coast Resort
18A Sea Fan Dr, West Bay
T: 345-946 5656 F: 345-946 5657
E: [email protected] W: www.cobaltcoast.com
Holiday Inn Resort Grand Cayman
278 Crighton Dr, Safehaven
T: 345-949-3100 F: 345-949-3161
E: [email protected] W: holidayinngrandcayman.com
Comfort Suites and Resort
22 Pipers Way, West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-7300 F: 345-945-7400
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancomfort.com
Morritt’s Grand Resort
& Morritt’s Tortuga Club & Resort
2289 Colliers, East End
T: 345-947-7449 F: 345-745-5801
E: [email protected] W: www.morritts.com
Grand Cayman Beach Suites
51 Brittania Dr, West Bay Road
T: 345-949 1234 F: 345-949-8528
W: www.grand-cayman-beach-suites.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrandCaymanBeachSuites
53 Room Beachfront Resort. 2 miles from George Town. The Grand
Cayman Beach Suites is the island’s finest all-suites beach and golf
resort, located on the white sands of Seven Mile Beach all rooms
have spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. The hotel resort
offers exclusive facilities within the complex, 24/7 fitness centre,
deluxe European boutique spa, water sports facilities, on site dive
center, Britannia Golf Course and catamaran trips. This boutique
hotel also has the islands most popular restaurants: Hemingway’s
and scenic Britannia Grille that overlooks the 18th hole. The Beach
Suites is a retreat for travelers who like the advantage of a small,
intimate resort.
Credit Cards: AX, MC, V & Traveler’s Cheques.
Airport Taxi Fare — $25/couple.
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman
West Bay Rd
T: 345-943-9000 F: 345-943-9001
E: [email protected] W: www.ritzcarlton.com
Sunset House
390 South Church St
T: 345-949-7111 F: 345-949-7101
E: [email protected] W: www.sunsethouse.com
Sunshine Suites
1112 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-3000 F: 345-949-1200
W: www.sunshinesuites.com
The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort and Spa
1149A West Bay Rd
T: 1-800-937-8461 F: 345-945-3804
E: [email protected] W: www.westincasuarina.net
Guest Houses
& Villas
Seven Mile Beach Paradise Villa
119 Boggy Sand Rd. West Bay
T: 345-949-7355 F: 345-945-1734
Annie’s Place
282 Andrew Dr, Snug Harbour
T: 345-945-5505/5693 F: 345-945-4547
E: [email protected] W: www.anniesplace.ky
Babylon Reef
65 Old Robin Rd, Northside
T: 540-966-6737
E: [email protected] W: www.homeaway.com
Beachplum
1190 Northside Rd
T: 345-939-6197
E: [email protected] W: beachplumvillas.com
Blue Lagoon
92 Water Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanvillas.com
Calypso Blue
1148 North Side Rd, North Side
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Castaway Cottage
T: 345-947-8665 F: 345-947-6379
GRAND CAYMAN ~ guest houses & villas
GrandCaymanMarriottBeachResort
Castaway Cove Guest House
810 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Christmas Palms
941 Old Robin Rd North Side
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Ecstasea
1440 Rum Point Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Castaway Lodge
Bodden Town
T: 345-947-7923 F: 345-947-6379
Coco Kai
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Eldemire’s Tropical Island Inn
18 Pebbles Way, Georgetown South
T: 345-949-5387/345-916 2022 F: 345-949-4595
E: [email protected] W: www.eldermire.com
Casuarina Cove
254 Sand Point Rd
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Coconut Beach
1314 Rum Point Dr, Cayman Kai
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Fantasea
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Cayman Bay Escape
131 Conch Point Rd, West Bay
T: 952-920-6500 F: 952-920-9702
Conquered Fame
Rum Point Dr, Cayman Kai
T: 345-925-6001 F: 345-945-6303
Far Tortuga
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Cayman Castle & Guest House
442 Austin Conolly Dr, East End
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Cool Change
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Finger Tip
113 Finger Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-6947
Cayman Chillin
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Coral Kai
T: 345-916-5602
Fishbones
1237 Queens Highway
T: 345-947-9691 F: 345-947-0085
Cayman Sands
159 Old Robin Rd, North Side
T: 345-947- 9266 F: 345-947- 9116
Coral Loft
Northside
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Great Escape
127 Sand Point Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Cayman Time
43 Lizard Run Dr, West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-5223
Coral Reef
1773 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Gypsy
113 Finger Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Caymanease
504 North Side Rd
Cotton Tree Company Limited
T: 345-943-0700 T: 345-943-0707
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancottontree.com
Halcyon Days
255 Sand Point Rd
T: 345-945-1444 F: 345-949-7471
Crystal Cove (Formerly Known as Innesfree)
2642 Bodden Town Rd
T: 345-525-7367 F: 345-945-6303
Harbour View
19 North Church St, George Town
T: 345-949-5681 F: 345-949-5308
E: [email protected] W: www.harbourviewapartments.com
Champagne Sunrise
2018 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
where to stay / guest houses & villas ~ GRAND CAYMAN
GRAND CAYMAN ~ guest houses & villas
Pelican Point
1206 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Pink House
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Shangri-La Bed & Breakfast
Heritage House
North Side
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Hidden Cove
301 Water Cay Rd, North Side
T: 973-335-0729 F: 345-947-9039 (H)
Jeff’s Private Guesthomes
27 & 29A Elizabeth St, West Bay
T: 715-686-2232 F: 715-686-2232
E: [email protected] W: www.jeffsresorts.com
Kai ‘Conut
T: 345-916-1691
Kai Rumba
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Kai Vista
2046 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Kai Yellow
1700 Rum Point Rd
T: 410-608-4299
Kailypso
240 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Kirk Kove
199 Sand Point Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Mahogany Cove
714 East End Rd, Frank Sound
T: 345-916-2932 F: 345-947-9231
Moon Glow
2090 Rum Point Rd
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Present Moment
75 Manse Rd, Bodden Town
T: 345-949-1336 F: 345-949-3730
Rainbow’s End
152 Sand Point Road
T: 345-927-2300
Reef Romance
1348 Rum Point Rd
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Moon Shadow
651 Old Robin Rd
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Sand Castle
145 Old Robin Rd, Old Man Bay
T: 345-916-5624 F: 345-947-0085
Mudslide Kai
Cayman Kai
T: 734-416-8684 F: 734-416-8694
Scuba Shack
North Side
T: 345-916-5624
No Big Ting
T: 345-926-9731
Sea Cove
T: 345-927-2300
No Snow
1598 Rum Point Rd
T: 345-924-2232 F: 345-947-9792
Sea Spray Cottage
Beach Bay
T: 345-947-8665 F: 345-947-6379
E: [email protected] W: www.turtlenestinn.com
Ocean Paradise
North Side
T: 345-938-4141 F: 345-946-7171
Parrot-ise
1252 Ralph Dr, Rum Point
T: 727-480-8866 F: 727-736-5170
Pease Bay House
1180 Bodden Town
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Sea Spray Too
222 Sea Spray Road, Bodden Town
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Sea Star
107 Queen’s Highway
T: 345-947-9489/345-925-4804
Seagrape House
Rum Point Dr, Cayman Kai
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
1, 2, & 3 BR Vacation Rental Condos
Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman
1-800-999-1338
Choose to stay in the comforts of your very
own condo….you’ll be glad you did!
Cayman Condos has been pairing guests with condo
rentals since 1989. Let one of our knowledgeable Reservation
Specialists help match you with the perfect accommodation for
your vacation to island paradise!
Each unit includes a full kitchen with dishwasher and
microwave, washer/dryer, cable TV, DVD, central A/C, ceiling
fans, and a private patio or balcony. Restaurants, duty-free
shopping, watersports & golf nearby.
Toll-Free (US & Canada): 1-800-999-1338
641-435-2001
Multiple Property Locations with
Amenities and Units to Fit Every Traveler
Fax 2002
Email: [email protected]
To Check Availability & Reserve Online,
Visit our website at www.cicondos.com
GRAND CAYMAN ~ guest houses & villas / condos
Seaside Sands
Rum Point Rd
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Villa Emmanuel
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Serenity Now
46 Boggy Sand Rd, West Bay
T: 345-949-1336
Villa La Playa
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Shangri-La Bed and Breakfast
Sticky Toffee Lane, West Bay
T: 345-526-1170 F: 345-946-6491
E: [email protected] W: www.shangrilabb.com
Villa Mora
676 South Sound Rd
T: 345-946-3717/938-0470 F: 44-845-280-2686
Shellen
1475 Queen’s Highway
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Villa Zara
1408 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-2614 F: 345-947-6038
Starboard Point
T: 345-916-0018 F: 345-949-0994
Waste ‘n Away
T: 313-561-8949 F: 313-561-1312
Sun Cloud
1836 Rum Point Dr, Cayman Kai
T: 847-363-4917 F: 312-664-0313
We’ll Sea
Sand Point Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
E: [email protected] W: www.kai.ky
Sun Saluatations
T: 345-947-9491 F: 345-947-9792
Windsong
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Tara Sand
103 Finger Cay Rd
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Windward Cove
652 Austin Conolly Dr, Gun Bay, East End
T: 610-935-4307 F: 610-935-0611
E: [email protected] W: www.windwardcove.net
Thatch Hill
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Condos
Tiki House
44 North West Point Rd
T: 757-880-3558
The Anchorage Condominiums
1989 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4088 F: 345-945-5001
E: [email protected] W: www.caymananchorage.com
Treasure Cove
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Two Rainbows
12 Sand Cola Close, Cayman Kai
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Villa Bellagio
#218 Water Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-916-0318 F: 345-949-2109
W: www.villabellagiocayman.com
The Avalon Condominiums offers luxuriously appointed Grand
Cayman beach suites on the broadest and most beautiful 300
feet of Seven Mile Beach, a destination world-renowned for its
white sand and turquoise waters. These azure views are on display
from each of the all-waterfront condos at the property - full
beachfront, guaranteed.
Our deluxe, low-density condos in the Cayman Islands are located
within three buildings and all face the ocean. Each building
houses a total of nine 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom villas situated
on three floors connected by an elevator. Of the 27 individually
owned units, 19 are currently available for rental.
Azure Breeze #2
2 Azure Breeze Villas, North Side
T: 345-945-0589
Azure Breeze #5
920 North Side Rd
T: 408-847-6847
Beachcomber
West Bay Rd
T: 345-943-6500
E: [email protected] W: beachcomber.ky
Bonnie’s Arch #101
West Bay Rdv
T: 345-916-0018 F: 345-949-0994
E: pals@candw,ky
Bonnie Arch #201
West Bay
T: 717-203-1223 F: 345-916-0018
Turtle Nest Inn
166 Bodden Town
T: 345-947-8665 F: 345-947-6379
[email protected] W: www.turtlenestinn.com
Two Rainbows
12 Sand Cola Close, Cayman Kai
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
The Avalon Condominiums
1371 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4171 F: 345-945-4189
E: [email protected] W: www.cayman.org/avalon
Bonnie’s Arch #203
West Bay
T: 530-677-9268
Aqua Bay Club
2093 West Bay Road
T: 800-825-8703 or 345-945-4728
W: www.aquabayclub.com
21 Beachfront Condominiums.
5 miles from George Town.
Aqua Bay Club Condominiums located directly on the world
famous Seven Mile Beach is an absolute must for vacationers
coming to Grand Cayman or return guests that want a little more.
With every unit facing directly to the beachfront, pool, Jacuzzi,
tropical courtyard, clear turquoise waters, and the best beach
resort snorkeling, no other accommodation can surpass this
fabulous setting. The best beach resort snorkeling can be The
Aqua Bay Club offers vacation packages for divers, families,
couples and honeymooners.
GRAND CAYMAN ~ condos
Castaway Cove #323
Colliers, East End
T: 519-653-7776 F: 519-653-0671
Castaway’s Cove #127,213,219,225,332
Queen’s Highway, East End
T: 345-916-7721
E: [email protected] W: castawayscayman.com
Castaways’ Cove Apartment #115,129,130,324,325
2159 East End Rd
T: 345-916-7721
Britannia Villas
West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-8533 F: 345-949-8531
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancondos.com
www.facebook.com/caymancondos
www.twitter.com/caymancondos
This 90-acre estate features deluxe 2 & 3 bedroom, 3 bath villas
located along the Jack Nicklaus-designed Britannia Golf Course
or on the waterway to the North Sound. Villa guests have access
to a spectacular stretch of Seven Mile Beach from the Grand
Cayman Beach Suites property. Villa and Beach Suites amenities
include golf, water sports, a dive shop, multiple swimming pools,
restaurants, beauty spa, shops, and a fitness center. Each unit
at Britannia Villas is equipped with a full kitchen, including a
dishwasher and microwave, cable TV, DVD, central a/c, ceiling
fans, washer and dryer, and a patio or balcony for relaxation.
Caribbean Paradise #9
258 South Sound Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Caribbean Paradise #12
258 South Sound Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
The Cayman Club #2, #12, #16, #19, #22
643 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-5258 F: 345-945-5630
E: [email protected] W: www.thecaymanclub.com
Cayman Reef Resort #3
497 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-4819
24 Beachfront Apartments. 5 miles from George Town.
Each professionally decorated unit is fully appointed and offers
the seclusion you want to make your vacation a true getaway.
Savor the sea breezes, explore the world’s most spectacular reefs
or stroll to near-by shopping and dining. In addition to fun on the
beach, you also can enjoy our freshwater pool and hot tub after
an invigorating workout in our fitness room or on our tennis court.
Free Wi-Fi access so you can sit on the beach or by the pool and
access the Internet.
Credit Cards: MC, V, DIS & Traveler’s Cheques.
Airport Taxi Fare — $20. Contact for rates.
Castaway Cove #224
Colliers, East End
T: 315-655-5901 F: 315-655-5901
Coconut Bay Getaway #114
312 Dunlop Dr, North West Point
T: 301-552-3306 F: 301-552-3446
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancondogetaway.com
Cocoplum #1
West Bay Rd
T: 310-760-2756 F: 310-545-8067
Cocoplum #3
West Bay Rd
T: 847-634-0595
Cocoplum (PP) #5, #10
West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-8533 F: 345-949-8531
W: caymancondos.com / www.cicondos.com
497 West Bay Rd
T: 905-928-1661 F: 905-574-3593
497 West Bay Rd
T: 905-928-1661 F: 905-574-3593
Cayman Reef Resort#34
497 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-4819
497 West Bay Rd
T: 905-928-1661 F: 905-574-3593
497 West Bay Rd
T: 905-928-1661 F: 905-574-3593
Casa Caribe
833 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4287 F: 345-945-5151
E: [email protected] W: www.casacaribe.ky
Facebook: casacaribe / Twitter: casacaribe149
Coconut Bay #125
T: 917-674-5897 F: 732-726-6513
W: www.caymanvacationcondo.com
497 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Christopher Columbus
2013 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945- 4354 F: 345-945 -5062
W: www.christophercolumbuscondos.com
Coconut Bay #102, #112, #117
T: 345-929-9622
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanvacation.info
Coconut Bay #119
T: 345-916-9108
Coconut Bay #123
T: 345-925-6811 F: 345-949-6612
Cocoplum Condominiums
31 Snooze Lane, SMB
T: 641-435-2001 (1-800-999-1338 US & Canada)
F: 641-435-2002
W: www.cicondos.com/condos/cocoplum
1 & 2 bedroom oceanfront condos at the beginning of Seven
Mile Beach within walking distance to George Town, shops ,
restaurants, and a supermarket. Relax and enjoy from your patio/
balcony or sit by the pool to watch a beautiful sunset. Lighted
tennis court on property with snorkeling just offshore including the
“Wreck of the Gamma”. Each unit offers a full kitchen, cable TV,
free Wifi, central a/c, DVD, and a washer and dryer.
The Colonial Club
769 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4660 F: 345-945-4839
E: [email protected] W: www.thecolonialclub.com
Compass Point (Phase 1)
T: 345-947-7500 F: 345-947-7600
E: [email protected] W: www.compasspoint.ky
Compass Point (Phase ll)
T: 345-947-7500 F: 345-947-7600
E: [email protected] W: www.compasspoint.ky
condos
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
Comfort Suites and Resort
Compass Point Dive Resort
Cotton Tree
T: 345-943-0700 F: 345-943-0707vz
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancottontree.com
Condos at Papppagallo Beach
(formerly known as Villas Pappagallo)
T: 345-949-3568 F: 345-949-1707
Coral Bay Village-Bldg 1 / Apt #1
1164 Shamrock Rd, Spotts Beach
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Coral Bay Village-Bldg 1 / Apt #2
Spotts, Newlands
T: 345-945-2021
Coral Sands Resort
293 North Church St
T: 345-743-5500 F: 345-949-4400
E: [email protected] W: www.coralsands.ky
Coral Stone Club (Strata)
985 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945- 5820 F: 345-945 -5917
E: [email protected] W: www.coralstoneclub.com
Crescent Point Resort (Strata)
319 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-2243 F: 345-945-2263
E: [email protected] W: www.crescentpoint.com
Cresent Point #12
319 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
George Town Villas #218
47 Snooze Ln, Seven Mile Beach
T: 345-925-6030
Cresent Point #22
319 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
T: 345-925-6002
Discovery Point #9
2043 West Bay Rd
T: 345-916-8750
T: 345-525-7367 F: 345-945-5542
Discovery Point Club
2043 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945 -4724 F: 345-945- 5051
W: www.discoverypointclub.com
47 Snooze Lane, Seven Mile Beach
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Discovery Point Club #15, #37
2043 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Gardens of the Kai #1-4, #8, #10, #11
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Geroge Town Villas #101
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
T: 345-916-0018
E: pals@candw,ky
T: 345-949-7576/345-939-6043
T: 345-947-9596 F: 345-947-7641
E: pals@candw,ky
T: 345-525-7367 F: 345-945-6303
Grandview Condominiums by Cayman Condos
95 Snooze Lane
T: 800-999-1338 (US & Canada) or 641-435-2001
F: 641-435-2002
W: www.cicondos.com/condos/grandview
Facebook: www.facebook.com/caymancondos
Twitter: www.twitter.com/caymancondos
Located on Seven Mile Beach close to George Town. 1, 2 & 3
BR deluxe units with “Grand” views. Nicely manicured sandy
beach with beachfront gazebo. Beautifully landscaped oceanfront
swimming pool with whirlpool. Lighted tennis court and BBQ
grills on property. Complimentary internet access in each unit.
Shopping, restaurants, water sports, and gym access nearby.
Grand View Condos #231 #331
95 Snooze Lane
T: 345-949-8533 F: 345-949-8531
E: E: [email protected] W: www.caymancondos.com
where to stay - apartments & condos ~ GRAND CAYMAN
condos
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
Grand View Condos #1212
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Island House #12
31 Sand Point Rd, North Side
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Kaibo Yacht Club A4 (Phase II)
555 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-949-9406
Grapetree #8
West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-7355 F: 345-945-1734
Island House #13
13 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Kaibo Yacht Club A7 (Phase 2)
Water Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-916-5826
Harbour Heights
1453 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4295 F: 345-945-4522
E: [email protected] W: harbourheightscayman.com
Island House #17 (Kai Kotch)
50 Water Cay Rd, Rum Point
T: 345-916-8990
E: [email protected] W: www.kaikotch.com
Kaibo Yacht Club A10 (Phase II)
555 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
The Heritage Club
1861 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4993 F: 345-945-5119
Island House #20
20 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Kaibo Yacht Club B8 (Phase I)
621 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-947-6382 / 345-925-0811
Island House #6
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Islands Club
809 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-5211 F: 345-949-0680
E: [email protected] W: www.cayman.com.ky/com/islclub
Kaibo Yacht Club B11 (Phase ll) Stingray Kai
T: 345-947-9000 F: 345-947-9002
Island House #9, #15 & #21
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
E: [email protected] W: www.caymankai.com
Kaibo B18 (Phase 2)
Cayman Kai
T: 345-945-1585 F: 345-945-1508v
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanvacation.com
Kaibo Yacht Club B13 (Phase ll)
T: 345-925-5048 F: 345-945-8558
E: [email protected] W: rentalsincayman.ky
Island House #10
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Kaibo Yacht Club A1, C11, C12, D15 (Phase I)
621 Water Kai Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-917-9505 F: 345-947-9505
Kaibo Yacht Club B17, C27 (Phase II)
555 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
E: [email protected] W: www.caymankai.com
Island House #11
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
Kaibo Yacht Club A1, A2, A3, A6, B14 (Phase II)
555 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Kaibo Yacht Club B20, C26, C29 (Phase II)
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Aqua Bay's beautiful resort property has been carefully designed
to satisfy all your vacation needs! Aqua Bay is one of the
most-well appointed and secluded one and two bedroom
condo rentals resorts on Grand Cayman Island, located on
western end of Seven Mile Beach. Newly renovated and
furnished, each has a full kitchen, spacious living and dine area
and a screened patio with table and chairs overlooking
beautiful Seven Mile Beach. You can enjoy our fresh water pool
or Jacuzzi without leaving the beach. Our thatched huts and
and palm trees provide you with shelter from the sun and the
perfect place to read a book or just sit and relax. Silky sand,
The only thing we overlook……is the ocean!
warm sun, azure water, beautiful sunsets, great snorkeling and
diving awaits you at Aqua Bay Club Condos.
Seven Mile Beach
2093 West Bay Rd
Grand Cayman KY1-1201
Cayman Islands
T: 1345-945-4728 Website: www.aquabayclub.com
GRAND CAYMAN ~ condos
Kaibo Yacht Club C22 (Phase II)
621 Water Cay Rd
T: 345-525-7367 F: 345-945-5542
London House
1907 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4060 F: 345-945-4087
E: [email protected] W: www.londonhouse.ky
Northern Lights #3
Old Man Bay
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Kaibo Yacht Club C25 (Phase II) - “Sandy Kai”
Water Cay Rd
T: 345-949-4244 F: 345-949-8635
E: [email protected] W: www.sandykai.ky
Mahogany Point #4
1126 North Side Rd
T: 345-947-9691 F: 345-947-9691
Northern Lights #6
Old Man Bay
T: 345-947-9592 F: 345-947-9068
W: www.mycaymangetaway.com
Kaibo Yacht Club C30 (Phase II)
T: 345-525-1540
The Meridian
West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4002 F: 345-945-4022
E: [email protected] W: www.meridian.ky
Kaibo Yacht Club D14 (Phase I)
Water Cay Rd
T: 345-925-6001 F: 345-945-6303
Moon Bay Condos #8
820 Bodden Town Rd
T: 345-947-8665 F: 345-947-6379
Kaibo Yacht Club E18 (Phase I) Kaibo - Kai
621 Water Cay Rd
T: 727-736-0000 F: 727-736-5170
Nautilus Apartments
88 Boggy Sands Rd
T: 345-946-0464 F: 345-949-2677
E: [email protected] W: www.caym.com.ky/com/nautilius
Lacovia #6
697 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
North Point #202
1124 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Lacovia Condominiums
697 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-7599 F: 345-949-0172
E: [email protected] W: www.lacovia.com
North Point Condos #100-104, #200, #201, #203
1124 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Lighthouse Point
571 Northwest Point Rd, West Bay
T: 345-949-1700 F: 345-949-1701
W: www.light-house-point-cayman.com
North Pointe Condos #204 ‘Oceans Edge’
1124 Rum Point Dr
T: 636-394-3661 F: 636-394-0857
W: www.grandcaymancondos.info
On the Bay #102
T: 345-916-6244 F: 345-949-1617
On the Bay #104 & #311
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
On the Bay #205
T: 345-916-6244 F: 345-949-1617
On the Bay #206
T: 856-778-4225
On the Bay #207
T: 345-926-1006 F: 345-947-9647
On the Bay #310
T: 345-916-6244 F: 345-949-1617
Come See for Yourself...
You Will “Like” Us, Too!
[email protected]
www.sunsethouse.com
(800) 854-4767 or (345) 949-7111
condos
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
On the Bay #312
T: 345-916-6244 F: 345-949-1617
E: michelle@the realestatecompany.info
Poinsettia D2
101 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Residences at the Ritz-Carlton
West Bay Rd
T: 815-2606 F: 949-7164
Pinnacle Condos #15, #17, #18, #31, #36
1259 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-5505 F: 345-945-4547
E: [email protected] W: tropicalrentals.com.ky
Pools #10 & #12
Water Cay Rd, Cayman Kai
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
The Retreat at Rum Point
#13, #14, #16, #19-20, #22, #23, #24, #25, #27, #28, #30, #32, #33
T: 345-947-9135 F: 345-947-9116
E: [email protected] W: www.retreatrumpoint.com
Pools of the Kai #1, #5, #7, #9, #11
Kaibo Crescent Rd, Rum Point
T: 345-947-9266 F: 345-947-9116
Pools of the Kai #2
Kaibo Crescent, Rum Point
T: 345-947-9791 F: 345-947-9792
Plantana Condos
West Bay Rd, George Town
T: 345-945-4430 F: 345-945-5076
E: [email protected] W: www.plantanacayman.com
Plantation Village Beach Resort
323 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-4199 F: 345-949-0646
W: www.plantationvillage.com
Poinsettia B4
101 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
The Reef Resort (+ Castaways Cove)
Queen’s Highway, East End
T: 345-947 3100 F: 345-947-9920
E: [email protected] W: www.thereef.com.ky
Regal Beach #523
West Bay Rd
T: 345-916-0018 F: 345-949-0994
E: pals@candw,ky
Regal Beach Club Resort (Strata)
431 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-6189 F: 345-945-9051
E: [email protected] W: www.regalbeach.com
Regal Beach Club Resort #631
431 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Retreat at Rum Point #17, #31
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Rum Haven #1
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Seagull #1
513 West Bay Rd
T: 345-928-2427
Sealodge #11
1898 Rum Point Dr
T: 609-492-5857
Sealodge #17 (Kozy Kai)
1898 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-2620/927-0095
Sealodge #23
1898 Rum Point Dr
T: 345-947-2620/926-0095
GRAND CAYMAN ~ accommodation
Sunshine
Suites Resort
IN ITS 12 yEARS Of OPERATION, SUNShINE SUITES RESORT hAS
MANAGED TO CREATE A UNIqUE OffERING, AS GRAND CAyMAN’S
MOST POPULAR 4-STAR BOUTIqUE hOTEL. It is central to shops,
groceries and restaurants and has a prime location next to
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman and the North Sound Club, Cayman’s
only 18-hole golf course. Sunshine Suites Resort is just across
the street from the widest and most spectacular part of the world
famous Seven Mile Beach.
The resort offers manicured gardens with
hammocks and a freshwater swimming pool.
It is the only Seven Mile Beach hotel that
offers full kitchens in all 130 of its Studio,
Deluxe and One Bedroom Suites – a large
fridge, stove top, microwave, toaster, coffee
maker plus all utensils come standard in ALL
rooms. Guests enjoy complimentary wireless
internet throughout the property (the fastest
speed and highest band width available
anywhere on island), business centre with
computers and printer, a guest library and
free access to World Gym. Also found on
property are coin-operated laundries, dive
lockers, rinse tanks and complimentary
use of beach towels and beach chairs.
Complimentary continental breakfast is
served daily at their award-winning Sunshine
Grill restaurant for guests of the hotel.
Sunshine Grill was rated the Number One
restaurant in 2012 on Seven Mile Beach
(out of 48 restaurants) by TripAdvisor.
The Sunshine Grill has been the recipient
of multiple awards for its fish tacos
and burgers at Taste of Cayman and
BestofCayman.com.
TripAdvisor
rated
Sunshine Grill the NUMBER ONE restaurant
on Grand Cayman (out of 250 restaurants)
for three consecutive years.
The Sunshine Grill offers a variety of
refreshing beverages, including locally made
Caybrew draft beer, wonderful tasting rum
Mojitos, and most importantly their famous
signature rum drink, the “Painkiller”.
condos
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
Sealodges #13, #14, #16, #18, #25
Cayman Kai
T: 345-925-3278 F: 345-947-9505
Silver Sands Condominiums
2131 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-3343 F: 345-949-1223
E: [email protected] W: www.silversandscondos.com
South Bay Beach Club
T: 345-947-0396 F: 345-949-3190
W: www.southbaybeachclub.com
South Bay Beach Club #11 & #14
193 Piper Way, Seven Mile Beach
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
E: [email protected] W: wwwcaymanvillas.com
Sundowner #3
1759 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Sundowner #11
1759 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Treasure Island #217
299 West Bay Rd
T: 345-925-6030/262-245-9745
F: 345-946-5293/262-245-0288
Treasure Island #304
299 West Bay Rd
T: 414-881-2144
Treasure Island Condos
299 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-8533 F: 345-949-8531
Treasure Island Condos #104
269 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Treasure Island Condos #120
299 West Bay Rd
T: 612-963-9485
E: [email protected] W: www.ticondos.com
269 West Bay Rd
T: 345-745-7777 F: 345-949-7969
E: [email protected] W: treasureislandcayman.com
Villas of the Galleon #58
1083 West Bay Rd
T: 410-952-8944
Villas of the Galleon #65
West Bay Rd
T: 734-994-5380 F: 734-213-1311
E: lindalindavista.us
Villas of the Galleon (Strata)
West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4433 F: 345-945-4705
E: [email protected] W: www.villasofthegalleon.com
Villas Papppagallo #7
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
W: www.caymanvillas.com
Villas Pappagallo #13
T: 345-925-2798/927-8068
Villas Pappagallo #28 (Villa Devi)
453 Conch Point Rd
T: 514-892-7258 F: 514-636-6867
Villas Pappagallo #36
444 Conch Point Rd
T: 345-324-4028
White Sands #3, #9
1825 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Tamarind Bay Condominiums
37 Piper Way, West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-4593 F: 345-945-2761
E: [email protected] W: www.tamarindbaycondos.com
Tamarind Bay has 28 beautifully furnished, spacious condos,
3bdrm or 2 plus den, with 2 full baths. The units sleep between 6
and 10. We are located directly on 7 mile beach, with immaculate
gardens, designated parking, and a live-in manager. All condos
have magnificent views from the screened balconies. They are
equipped with full kitchen, central air, washer/dryer, cable tv,
telephone, free high speed internet. There is a beachfront pool
with shaded cabanas, bbq facilities, loungers and umbrellas.
We offer daily maid except sundays. There is easy access
to shopping, restaurants, watersports, gym, movie theatres,
nightclubs and fantastic snorkelling.
The Renaissance
1883 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-8256 F: 345-947-7438
E: [email protected] W: www.renaissance.ky
37 Luxury Oceanfront Condominiums, only 10 offered for rent.
6 miles from George Town. The Renaissance is the newest luxury
property on the quiet, northern end of Seven Mile Beach. All villas
are spacious and beautifully furnished. Flat screen TV’s in each
room. Free internet & free calls to the USA and Canada. Maid
service provided every day except Sundays & public holidays.
85’ Infinity pool. Hot tub, 4 beachside BBQ’s. Well equipped gym.
Underground parking. Credit Cards: AX, MC & V.
Airport Taxi Fare — $25. Contact us for rates.
White Sands #16
1825 West Bay Rd
T: 345-949-8533
E: [email protected] W: www.cicondos.com
299 West Bay Road, SMB, Grand Cayman
T: 800-999-1338 or 641-435-2001
W: www.treasureislandcayman.com
Take in a beautiful sunset from the sandy beach of Sunset
Cove! Large 1, 2, & 3 BR, 2 bath condos located on the
southern end of Seven Mile Beach near George Town.
Amenities include the largest swimming pool on Seven Mile
Beach with a swim-up pool bar, a whirlpool, and a separate
shallow wading pool for small children. Sunset Cove guests
can enjoy both a sandy beach with a protected swimming cove
as well as a snorkel reef just outside the cove. Whether you
are just learning to snorkel for the first time, are an experienced
snorkeler, or just want to float in the pool or cove, Sunset Cove
is the perfect place to relax and unwind! Restaurant, dive shop,
bar, BBQ grills and shopping on-site. Additional restaurants,
shops, fitness center (complimentary), and golf nearby.
Turtle Nest Condos
Bodden Town
T: 345-947-8665 F: 345-947-6379
Villas of the Galleon #32, #33
1083 West Bay Rd
T: 345-945-4304/929-4166
White Sands Condominiums
1825 West Bay Rd,
T: 1-800-999-1338 or 641-435-2001
F: 641-435-2002
W: www.cicondos.com/condos/whitesands
2 bedroom, 2 bath oceanfront condo with sofa bed on the quiet
northern end of Seven Mile Beach. Beautiful, pure white sandy
swimming beach with gradual incline, clear sparkling water, shade
trees, and relaxing privacy. Full kitchen, cable TV, DVD, central
a/c, ceiling fans, telephone, complimentary internet access, and
clothes washer and dryer in unit. The beach is unbelievable!
Windsong Apartments #1 & #3
171 Boggy Sand Rd, West Bay
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DIVE CAYMAN 365 DIFFERENT WAYS.
Below the tranquil, calm waters of the Cayman Islands, innumerable surprises await – so many that you could dive a different
site 365 days of the year and never see the same thing twice. Whether it’s a steep, deep wall adorned with spectacular corals,
wrecks that are home to a wide array of marine life, shallow reefs filled with schooling fish, or simply a friendly place to be
“wowed” below the surface and “wooed” above it, you’ll always find new excitement in the Cayman Islands.
watersports ~ GRAND CAYMAN
DIVING | SNORKELLING
FISHING | WATERSPORTS
An underwater fantasy is just off our
shores. Diving in Grand Cayman is like
discovering an uncharted world for
divers of every level and interest. Dive
through pristine 80° waters, with up to
100’ visibility. With no rivers or run-offs
to blur the beauty, the view seems to
unfold forever. Explore reefs and marine
life at over 200 protected sites, including
Stingray City, with the world’s best 12’
dive. Our Cayman Islands underwater world
ensures utter amazement at every turn.
We invite you to dive in and enjoy.
www.divecayman.ky.
Watersports
Grand Cayman
DIVETECH, on the quiet NW tip of Grand Cayman, operates 2 full service dive
shops at COBALT COAST DIVE RESORT & LIGHTHOUSE POINT.
You’ll have access to some of the most spectacular diving on the North
wall & NW Point - from both shore & from boat. With 20 Instructors on staff
to serve you in Cayman’s friendly hospitality style, you can try out a dive
for the first time, explore the shallow colorful reefs and sheer walls, take a
specialty course or relax on our spacious boats and enjoy some great diving.
Experience a Rebreather dive on a variety of equipment and enjoy bubble
free diving! Rebreathers and technical divers are welcomed with full support
and training. FREE SHORE DIVING is included with our boat diving packages.
Some of Divetech’s signature dives include the ex-USS Kittiwake, UV Black
light night dives, underwater scooter dives, the West Bay Express, Lionfish
cull & tastings, CCR Rebreather experience and not to miss world famous
Stingray City, plus a host of adventures for all ages, 8 and up!
TRY DIVING - for all ages - 8 and up
SPACIOUS BOATS
REBREATHERS & TEK DIVING
UNDERWATER SCOOTERS–Go Cruising!
LIGHTHOUSE POINT
STINGRAY CITY
EASY SHORE DIVING
FREE DIVING
SWIM THROUGHS, CANYONS, MINI-WALL…
COLORFUL REEFS & WALLS
NIGHT DIVES
ex- USS KITTIWAKE
2 Boats - 2 Shore diving sites - 2 Dive shops - 2 much fun!
(345) 946-5658
www.divetech.com
[email protected]
Serving Grand Cayman for 19 years… experience the difference
watersports
~ THE CAYMAN
~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
65 New Dive Sites
for You to Explore
WITh ITS CALM, CLEAR WATERS, DRAMATIC vERTICAL WALLS,
STUNNING ShALLOW REEfS, AND STORIED WRECKS, GRAND
CAyMAN IS ONE Of ThE WORLD’S PREMIER DIvE DESTINATIONS. yet
incredibly, many areas have yet to be explored. Even more astounding is
that there is marine life galore. In the waters surrounding Grand Cayman
you’ll find it all, including the world’s best 12-foot dive in the legendary
Stingray City. With so much to see, everyone can enjoy an experience
unlike any other – 365 days out of the year.
world class marinas to meet their needs:
New Dive Site
The ex-USS Kittiwake – a 251 foot, 5 deck,
2,200 ton vessel decommissioned in
1994 after over 50 years of proud service
providing diver/submarine support was
sunk in the warm waters off Grand Cayman
in January 2011, creating a new home for
marine life and promoting biodiversity.
Situated at a depth of 65 feet below the
surface, it allows lots of bottom time for
divers, while the top of the bridge, just 15
feet beneath the surface, is an exciting
attraction for snorkellers.
THE BARCADERE
T: 345-949-3743
W: www.barcadere.com
Marinas
HARBOUR HOUSE MARINA
T: 345-947-1307 or 345-947-1881
W: www.harbourhousemarina.com
International yachts as well as local boaters
and yachters in the Cayman Islands have two
EXPLORE OUR PARADISE ABOARD THE SPACIOUS SEA
HUNT. ENJOY SWIMMING WITH FRIENDLY STINGRAYS
AND BEAUTIFUL TROPICAL FISH.
Twice daily tours, complimentary transportation at the cruise
ship port in George Town and Seven Mile Beach, all snorkel gear
provided, as well as fruit punch and water.
For more information and to reserve your space today please
call 1 345 945 4576, visit our website: www.sotoscruises.com or
email us at [email protected].
ABANKS’ WATERSPORTS
96 South Church Street
T: 345-946-9993
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ABSOLUTE DIVERS
110 Jellicoe Quay
T: 345-916-4133
W: www.absolutedivers.com
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ACQUARIOUS SEA TOURS
T: 939-6100/939-8178
E: [email protected] W: www.facebook.com/acquarius.seatours
274 Andrew Drive Snug Harbour, George Town Grand Cayman Cayman Island
The boat you want to be on, the people you want to be with, the experience you want
to remember! Offering uncrowded daily trips or customised charters on the luxurious
41’ “Big John” (with full bathroom). Excellent value for money – price includes
transport along Seven Mile Beach, squid for stingrays, iced water/fruit punch, pizza,
snorkel gear and photos of your trip. Professional and fun loving staff who love their
jobs complete a truly memorable experience. Give us a call or visit our website/
facebook for more info – we would love to have you on board!
ACTION WATERSPORTS
T: 345-548-3147
W: www.ciactionmarine.com
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ADVANCED DIVING SCHOOL
Eden Rock Diving Center, South Church Street
T: 345-949-0208
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ATLANTIS ADVENTURES
32 Goring Ave.
T: 345-949-8383
W: www.atlantisadventures.com
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ATLANTIS SUBMARINES
T: 345-949-7700/ 800-887-8571
W: www.caymanislandssubmarines.com
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BAYSIDE WATERSPORTS
T: 345-949-3200
W: www.baysidewatersports.com
40 years in operation.
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BLACK PRINCESS CHARTERS
T: 345-916-6319 or 345-949-0400
E: [email protected] W: www.fishgrandcayman.com
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BLUE OCEAN WATERSPORTS
101 Finch Drive, Hell
T: 345-917-2812 or 345-927-5148
W: www.snorkelcayman.com
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BLUEWATER BEACH PARASAILING
Morgan’s Harbour Marina
T: 345-949-3200
W: www.bwbcayman.com
CAPT ALFONSO WHITE ROSE CHARTERS
T: 345-325-1472
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CAPTAIN ASLEY’S WATERSPORTS
T: 345-949-3054
49 years in operation
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CAPTAIN BRYAN’S SAIL & SNORKEL TOURS
T: 345-949-0038
W: www.cayman.org/captainbryan
More than 20 years in operation.
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CAPTAIN CLINTON’S EBANKS SEA STAR CHARTERS
61 Palm Heights Drive, Grand Cayman
T: 345-916-5234 T: 345-949-1016 (evenings)
CAPTAIN CROSBY’S WATERSPORTS
T: 345-945-4049 or 345-916-1725
W: www.captaincrosbywatersports.com
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CAPTAIN GLEASON EBANKS
T: 345-945-2666
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CAPTAIN MARVIN’S WATERSPORTS
T: 866-978-6364 or 345-945-6975 or 345-945-4590
W: www.captainmarvins.com
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CAPTAIN RONALD EBANKS
T: 345-947-3146
W: www.flyfishgrandcayman.com
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CATHY CHURCH’S PHOTO CENTER
Sunset House, South Church Street
T: 345-949-9770
W: www.cathychurch.com
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CAYMAN 6 PACK DIVERS
T: 345-949-4729
W: www.cayman6packdivers.com
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CAYMANIAN LAND AND SEA COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
Waterfront, George Town KY1-1101
T: 345-946-8889
W: www.caymanlandandsea.com
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CAYMAN AGGRESSOR IV
Artco Centre, Crewe Rd
T: 345-949-5551/ 800-348-2628
W: www.aggressor.com
Boat Capacity 18 • 26 years in operation
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CAYMAN DIVING SCHOOL
T: 345-949-4729
W: www.caymandivingschool.com
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CAYMAN KAYAKS
T: 345-926-4467 or 345-746-3249
W: www.caymankayaks.com
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CAYMAN MARINE LAB
T: 345-916-0849 or 345-945-0583
W: www.caymanmarinelab.com
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CHIP CHIP CHARTERS
T: 345-947-1093 or 345-916-1680
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DALLAS EBANKS WATERSPORTS
T: 345-949-1538
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DEEP BLUE DIVERS
T: 345-947-0116 or 345-916-1293
W: www.deepbluediverscayman.com
Boat Capacity 6-8 • 13 years in operation
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DIVERS DOWN
T: 345-945-1611
W: www.diversdown.net
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T: 345-94-SCUBA or 345-947-2822
W: www.divenstuff.net
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DIVER’S SUPPLY
T: 345-949-7621
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DIVERS WORLD LTD
Seven Mile Shops, West Bay Road
T: 345-949-8128
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DIVETECH
T: 345-946-5658 or 345-949-1700 or 888-946-5656
W: www.divetech.com
Boat Capacity 12-16• 18 years in operation
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DNS DIVING
T: 345-916-2490
W: www.divedns.com
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DON FOSTER’S DIVE CAYMAN, LTD.
T: 345-949-5679 or 345-945-5132
W: www.donfosters.com
Boat Capacity 18-24 • 26 years in operation.
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T: 345-949-7243 F: 345-949-837
W: www.edenrockdive.com or www.snorkeldivingcayman.com/
www.facebook.com/pages/Eden-Rock-Dive-Center/126508980732141
twitter: @edenrockdive
Affiliations: PADI, Universal Referral • 30 years in operation.
Eden Rock Diving Center is the gateway to the main attraction Eden Rock and Devil’s
Grotto reputed to be the 2nd and 3rd best shore dives in the World. We offer 1 and
2 tank guided shore dives, day or night with easy-access. Discover Scuba Diving
courses and Dive, Open water certification courses. Referral dives up to Assistant
Instructor and Specialty courses.
Snorkeling: One hour guided snorkel $30.00 or Rent your equipment for the day
snorkeling package for $14.00.
Rentals: Scuba Diving Equipment Rentals.
Credit Cards accepted: AMEX, MC, Visa, Discover.
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JACKIE WATERSPORTS
T: 345-916-6182
W: www.jackiewatersports.com
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JOLLY ROGER
T: 345-945-7245 or 345-949-8988
E: [email protected] W: www.piratesofthecaymans.com
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JUST FISH’N
T: 345-916-0113 F 345-946-5557
Morgan’s Harbour, West Bay E: [email protected] W: www.justfish.com.ky
With over 25 years of experience, Just Fish’n is the right choice for a memorable
day at sea. We are one of the best charter fishing companies on the Island and
also one of the most flexible. We offer private charters which can be customized to
include deep sea fishing, reef fishing, snorkeling trips to famous Stingray City or any
combination. Many fishing records have been broken aboard our boats. We provide
bait, tackle, water and ice. To see our rates and pictures of some of our catch, visit
our website at www.justfish.com.ky.
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T: 345-525-3932 or 345-946-7279
W: www.indigodivers.com
FRANK’S WATERSPORTS
T: 345 945-5491 or 345 949-3143 or 345 925-2783
W: www.frankswatersports.ky
HAPPY FISH DIVERS
Northwest Point Rd
T: 345-547-5699
W: www.happyfishdivers.com
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Northwest Point Rd
T: 345-926-8604
W: www.indepthwatersports.com
EZONA’S AQUATICS
T: 345-943-9662
FLY FISHER
T: 345-947-3146 / 916-5753
Come fish with Capt. Ronald Ebanks. Cayman’s most experienced fly fishing guide. Over
37 years in operation. Fish at one of the many pristine flats around the Island in crystal
clear waters where you can spot the fish before you hook them. Offering fly fishing and
light tackle fishing from a 17’ Stratos Flats boat. Major credit cards accepted. Fishing
gear and transportation to/from 7 Mile Beach & George Town included in the cost.
Please call for more information on fly fishing, light tackle and reef fishing trips or visit
our website or www.worldwidefishing.com for more information
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KELLY’S WATERSPORTS
T: 345-949-6479
W: www.kellyswatersports.com.ky
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KIRK SEA TOURS
T: 345-949-7278
W: www.kirkseatours.com
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KITE SURF CAYMAN
T: 345-916-5483
W: www.kitesurfcayman.com
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THE LOBSTER POT DIVE CENTER
T: 345-946-8685
W: www.lobsterpotdivecenter.com
Boat Capacity 8
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MAINSTAY SAILING LTD.
T: 345-926-7245
W: www.mainstaysailing.com
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MOOREMARINE BOAT RENTALS AND MARINE SERVICES
T: 345-916-5572
W: www.caymanislandsboatrentals.com
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NATIVE WAY WATERSPORTS
T: 345-916-5027 or 1-516-394-4365
W: www.nativewaywatersports.com
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NAUTILUS: THE UNDERSEA TOURS
T: 345-945-1355
W: www.nautilus.ky
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NEPTUNE’S DIVERS
T: 345-945-3990
W: www.neptunesdivers.com
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OCEAN FRONTIERS
346 Austin Connolly Drive
T: 345-947-7500 / 800-348-6096
E: [email protected] W: www.oceanfrontiers.com
PETER MILBURN’S DIVE CAYMAN LTD.
T: 345-945-5770
W: www.petermilburnsdivecayman.com
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QUABO DIVERS
T: 345-916-5853 or 345-945-4769
W: [email protected]
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RED SAIL SPORTS
T: 345-945-5965 or 877-RED-SAIL or 877-733-7245
W: www.redsailcayman.com
Boat Capacity Varies • 23 years in operation
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RESORT SPORTS LTD.
T: 345-949-8100 / 800-482-DIVE
W: www.resortsports.ky
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SAIL CAYMAN
The Yatch Club C31
T: 345-916-4333
W: www.sailcayman.com
MOBY DICK TOURS
Yatch Club Drive
T: 345-925-5542 or 1-480-626-5429
W: www.mobydicktours.com
SEASPORTS DIVING
T: 345-949-3965 or 345-916-3261
W: www.seasportsdiving.com
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T: 345-916-2953
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T: 345-949-6341
W: www.ohboycharters.com
LIVING THE DREAM DIVERS
T: 345-526-3483
W: www.livingthedreamdivers.com
www.facebook.com/Livingthedreamdivers / twitter.com/ltddivers
1114B Cayman Falls Shopping Center, 2nd floor, above Yoshi Sushi
Grand Cayman’s Boutique Dive Operation- a husband & wife team- We provide valet
service with a max of 8 divers on board our big, Newton dive boats. Daily 2 tank AM &
PM trips, night dives, and customized charters. We cater to your experience level with
personally guided dives and free computer use, wetsuits, fresh towels, snacks, fruit,
refreshments and absolutely no crowds. We are a PADI 5 Star Dive Center with full
service dive shop centrally located on Seven Mile Beach with the nicest dive boats on
island. Learn to dive with our daily Discover Scuba courses, eLearning certifications,
and Open Water referrals. We love to dive and show you the best of Cayman. Perfect
for individuals, families and small groups who want a personal, 5 star experience
away from the crowds. Our trips are safe, fun, friendly and professional!
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T: 345-916-0303
W: www.otwdivers.com
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SOTO’S CRUISES LTD
120 Palm Heights Dr
T: 345-945-4576 / 1-305-914-4455
W: www.sotocruises.com
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SPLASH WATERSPORTS
T: 345-949-0062
W: www.splashtours.com
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STINGRAY WATERSPORTS
T: 345-929-9622
W: www.stingraywatersports.com
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SUNSET DIVERS
T: 345-949-7111 or 800-854-4767
W: www.sunsethouse.com
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WALL TO WALL DIVING
245 North Church Street
T: 345-945-6408
W: www.walltowalldiving.com
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SURFSIDE AQUA SPORTS
T: 345-916-2820
W: www.caymankayakandsnorkelsafari.com
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WET N’WILD
T: 345-945-6358
W: www.caymanjetski.com
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GRAND CAYMAN ~ car rentals & tour companies
Car Rentals
& Tour Companies
AA TOURS TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
T: 345-938-8294 or 345-326-2155
Office Location: George Town
ANDY’S RENT-A-CAR
T: 345-949-8111 F: 345-949-8385
E: [email protected] W: www.andys.ky
Office Locations: Seven Mile Beach, Airport
AA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
T: 345-949-7222 F: 345-947-6222
W: www.islanddrivers.com
Office Locations: George Town, Seven Mile
Beach, Airport
AVIS RENT A CAR
T: 345-949-2468 F: 345-949-7127
E: [email protected] W: www.aviscayman.com
Office Locations: Airport, Marriott Beach
ACE HERTZ RENT-A-CAR LTD.
T: 800-654-3131 or 345-949-2280/7861
W: www.acerentacarltd.com
Office Locations: West Bay, Seven Mile Beach,
George Town, Airport
BARGAIN CAR RENTALS
T: 345-949-CARS(2277) – 345-916-7908
W: www.bargaincarrentalky.com
Office Location: Grand Cayman
BUDGET RENT-A-CAR
T: 345-949-5605 F: 345-949-8223 (for reservations)
F: 345-949-3194 (for administration)
E: [email protected] W: www.budgetcayman.com
BURTON’S PRIVATE DRIVER SERVICE
100 Airport Road, George Town, Grand Cayman
T: 345-926-8294 or 345 938-8294
E : [email protected] or [email protected]
W: www.burtons.ky
CAYMAN AUTO RENTALS LTD.
T: 345-949-6954/1013 F: 345-945-7081
W: www.caymanautorentals.com.ky
Office Location: George Town
car rentals & tour companies
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~ GRAND ISLANDS
CAYMAN
CAYMANIAN LAND AND SEA COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
Waterfront, George Town, Grand Cayman KY1-1101
T: 345-946-8889 F: 345-946-8883
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanlandandsea.com
Your one stop shop for safe, reliable and fun local tours
on Grand Cayman. Professional hospitality for all of its
guests in clean air conditioned buses and world class
boats. There is no better way to experience our marine
paradise but with local experts catering to all of your
needs. So spend time with us. Enjoy true Caymanian
hospitality with the first and best choice in tour
adventures, fishing trips, and Stingray City in the Cayman
Islands. 8:30am - 5:00pm, Monday - Saturday
COCONUT CAR RENTALS, LTD
W: www.coconutcarrentals.com
DOLLAR RENT-A-CAR
T: 345-949-4790 F: 345-949-0700
E: [email protected] W: www.dollarlac.com
ECONOMY CAR RENTAL
T: 345-949-9550/8992 F: 345-949-1003
W: www.economycarrental.com.ky
FIRST CHOICE LTD.
T: 345-949-CARS(2277) F: 345-945-7278
E: [email protected] W: www.firstchoice.ky
GRAND LIMOUSINE SERVICES LTD.
8B Artco Centre, PO Box 10457, KY1-1004
T: 345-943-5466 F: 345-946-3422
E: [email protected] W: www.limo.ky
G.T. LEASING
T: 345-945-3415 F: 345-945-3405
E: [email protected] W: www.gtleasing.ky
HYDES RENTAL AGENCY
T: 345-949-6640
SIXT RENT A CAR – CAYMAN ISLANDS
(ACE RENT A CAR LTD)
T: 345-949-2280/7861 or 1-888-749-8227
F: 345-949-0572
E: [email protected] (for reservations)
E: [email protected] (for customer service)
W: www.acerentacarltd.com or SiXT.com.ky
Office Location: Airport
TG’S TAXI SERVICE
T: 345-949-2924 or 345-949-8212
Office Location: Seven Mile Beach
MAJESTIC TOURS
T: 345-949-7773 F: 345-949-8647
E: [email protected] W: www.majestic-tours.com
THRIFTY CAR RENTAL
T: 800-367-2277 or 345-949-0064
W: cayman.com.ky/com/thrifty
MARSHALL’S RENT-A-CAR
257 Owen Roberts Dr.,
T: 345-949-2127/0550 F: 345-949-6435
E: [email protected] W: www.marshalls.ky
TROPICANA TOURS
T: 345-949-0944 F: 345-949-4507
W: www.tropicana-tours.com
MCCURLEY’S TOURS
T: 345-947-9626 F: 345-947-9626 C: 916-0925
WEBSTER’S TOURS LTD.
T: 345-945-1433 F: 345-949-1422
E: [email protected] W: www.websters.ky
Office Location: Airport Road
CAYMAN BRAC ~
CAYMAN BRAC
“One’s destination is never a place,
but a new way of seeing things.”
- Henry Miller
map ~ CAYMAN BRAC
Adventure
Adrenaline-inducing. Both above our
shimmering aquamarine seas and below.
At every turn, a new thrill to be discovered.
Dramatic jagged bluffs. Sheer cliffs.
Hidden caves and verdant forests. A
landscape sculpted into unexpected vistas
over time, with abundant flora and fauna.
A diver’s mecca. A bird watcher’s dream.
Cobalt waters teeming with fish. A land of
startling contrasts. Fueling your passion
for adventure. Cayman Brac.
An island getaway unlike any other. Where
good times come naturally.
NORTH EAST BAY
Spot Bay
Cayman Brac
Heritage House
THE BIGHT
Booby Point
Little Cayman Brac
Peter’s
Outlook
North East Point
The Bluff
Stake Bay Point
STAKE BAY
Cayman Brac Museum
National Trust
Parrot Reserve &
Nature Trail
National
Trust House
WEST END
Cayman Brac Community Park
SOUTH EAST BAY
GERRARD SMITH AIRPORT
West End Point
CAYMAN BRAC ~ heritage sites & nature trails
1. West End Point Outlook – Watch birds, the sea
and the sunset looking towards Little Cayman.
2. Westerly Ponds (west and east ) – On the
southwest shore, use board walks and viewing
areas to observe over 100 species of birds on the
wetlands.
3. Salt Water Pond – A sanctuary at the junction of
South Side Road and Gerrard Smith Road; seasonal
birdwatching, least tern colony, April-August.
4. To Rebecca’s Cave/Salt Water Pond Walk
– Follow sign on Rebecca’s Road at junction with
South Side Road.
5. Rebecca’s Cave Historic Site – This cave was
once used as a hurricane shelter.
Heritage Sites &
Nature Trails
Savour the glory of spectacular cliff
walks on the 140-foot bluff thrusting
vertically from the ocean floor. Have a close
encounter with magnificent Frigatebirds
and Brown Boobies and marvel at how
these winged creatures are held aloft by air
currents rising from the sheer bluff face.
Explore the caves in which generations of
Brackers have taken refuge during storms.
Our wetland ponds harbour a wide
selection of Herons and shore birds,
including the rare West Indian WhistlingDuck. Many pause to rest and feed on their
long migratory journey between North and
South America. Some of these travellers,
such as the Migrant Warblers, spend the
winter in our woodlands.
Our heritage sites are marked on the
map. The painted panels tell the story of
early settlement, and the ecology of our
wetlands and protected birds – the Booby
and the Cayman Brac Parrot.
Ceramic interpretive signs and ecology
panels give information on beach walks,
historic sites and hikes on the woodland
trails. Here trees and plants are clearly
identified: the Tropical Cedar (the parrot’s
favourite for a cavity nest), the endemic
Silver
Thatch
Palm,
Pepper
Cinnamon, orchids and cacti.
Brac Parrot, with a population of only
350. Look for parrots on the north coast
and in their protected woodland reserve
on the bluff, and keep an eye out for the
indigenous Vitelline Warbler and RedLegged Thrush.
Our white heritage signs mark the
locations of all the sites of cultural
interest.
6. Salt Water Pond Walk – A hike from the
south to the north coast, beside Rebecca’s Cave;
birdwatching and tropical plants. A strenuous hike.
Level: moderate to rough.
7. Salt Water Pond Walk – No. 6 in reverse, from
the north coast at White Bay to the south coast.
8. The Marshes Wetlands – on South Side Road
West, near Public Beach; birdwatching and the Red
Shrimp Hole.
9. Bat Cave – In the bluff on South Side Road
West.
10. Beach Walk to First Cay – A robust walk from
the end of the road along the southeast shore below
the bluff to the large rock (First Cay); only serious
climbers should proceed further as rough seas are
a hazard. Brown Booby, Frigate birds and Migrant
Tropic birds from January to August. Return trip 2
hours. Level: easy to moderate.
For your own safety, always wear hiking
boots on the trails, always carry water,
consider taking a walking stick and go with
a companion if possible. If you hike alone,
inform your hotel of your intended routes.
The limestone cracks easily, so be aware
on the hiking paths — and never go too
close to the edge of the Bluff. Please use
the litter bins provided, leave the flora and
fauna untouched, park off the main roads
and respect ’Private’ signs. Help us keep
our island pristine, so that it will be
just as beautiful when
you return!
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almost 200 species
of birds, including the
endangered Cayman
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11. Walk to Windlass of S.S. Kersearge – Pass
the airport entrance and continue on West End
Road West, turn right onto James Scott Road, cross
Georgiana Drive to the sea. The windlass (1860
ship’s winch) lies on the Ironshore to your right. To
complete a loop walk, follow signs east along the
shore and return to the main road by Robert Foster
Lane. Swimming at Buccaneer Barcadere. Beware
sharp drop off. Level: easy.
12. Deadman’s Point Bluff Road – Climb the bluff
steps on the north coast (east of the Museum) to
hike through endemic woodland to Songbird Drive;
endemic birds and plants. Return 1.5 hours. Level:
moderate.
13. Deadman’s Point Bluff Road – as 12 in reverse
direction, from Songbird Drive to north coast.
13A. Deadman’s Point to Hemmington Road
loop (and reverse) - At bluff, exit on Songbird
Drive, follow signs to Hemmington Road and
complete hike to north coast on second trail No.16
below. Return 2.5 hours. Level moderate to rough.
21. Big Channel Road Outlook – Historic steps
up the north face of the bluff, west of Spot Bay.
Follow path from main road; panoramic views. Level:
moderate.
22. Lighthouse Steps – In Spot Bay, follow signs
on Lighthouse Road to the historic steps up the
northeast face of the bluff No. 25. Return hike to the
lighthouse on the eastern bluff. 3 hours minimum.
Level: moderate.
23. Peter’s Cave – Traditional hurricane shelter for
residents of Spot Bay, on Lighthouse Steps. Access
also from top of the bluff via path from Peter’s Road
car park.
24. Peter’s Outlook – Panoramic view of Spot Bay,
at the top of the Steps. Access on top of the bluff
from Peter’s Road car park.
29. Cayman Brac Community Park – On West
End Road, west of the airport. Picnics and short
walks.
30. Pioneer Walk – Loop walk at West End. Follow
Pioneer Lane to the sea, there is a sandy beach
to the west, turn east along a hurricane boulder
path and return on a track to the main road; bird
watching. One hour. Level: easy.
31 National Trust House – On White Bay Road;
near the sea.
32. Mass Gravesite – From the 1932 hurricane,
close to the Trust House.
33. Stake Bay Walk – Take Ryan’s Drive to Stake
Bay Front Road, pass JA Ryan Cemetery, the landing
place (original harbour for schooners) and historic
houses, return via Kirkconnell Street and the
Museum No. 34 to the main road.
34. Cayman Brac Museum - Stake Bay – The
oldest Museum in the
Cayman Islands, is
located in the old
Government
Building
which housed all the
major departments and
today allows residents
and visitors the opportunity
of “Keeping in touch with the
past”. Phone: 948-2222 ext.
4446 Hours: Mon. to Fri. 9am
- 12 noon, 1pm- 4pm; Sat. 9am12 noon.
14. Half Way Ground Cave – On the north coast
east of Hemmington Road.
15. Hemmington Road Hiking Trail – Climb the
bluff steps on the north coast, east of Deadman’s
Point Bluff Road; hike through endemic woodland to
Songbird Drive; endemic birds and plants. Return
1.5 hours. Level: rough.
16. Hemmington Road Hiking Trail
– as No.15, in reverse direction, from
Songbird Drive to north coast.
35. Spot Bay Community Park
– Beach picnics, swimming. Beware sharp
drop off.
36. Cayman Brac Heritage House – Weekly
displays by local artisans, tours of the grounds and
various cultural events. Hours: Mon. to Fri. 9:30am
- 1pm, 2pm - 5pm; Sat. 10am - 3pm. Phone: 9480653
37. Spellman McLaughlin Historic House
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17. Bight Road
(north) – Climb the steps
to the bluff on the north coast, east of
Ashton Reid Drive; hike through ancient woodland
along the boundary of the Parrot Reserve to Major
Donald Drive on the mid bluff; endemic birds and
plants. Return 1.5 hours. Level: moderate to rough.
18. Bight Road (north) – as No.17, in reverse
direction, from Major Donald Drive to the north
coast. Follow the 600 ft. boardwalk through the
tropical forest. Return 1.5 hours.
19. Bight Road (south) – Hike from Major Donald
Drive to the south bluff edge. Return 1.5 hours.
Return hike from north to south coast — 3 hours.
Level: moderate to rough.
20. National Trust Parrot Reserve and Nature
Trail – A short hike off Bight Road south; protected
for breeding parrots, endemic plants and its
biodiversity in 280 acres of ancient forest. Level:
easy to moderate.
25. Lighthouse
Footpath – Via the
Lighthouse Steps No. 22,
past Peter’s Road car park on the
bluff to Footpath entrance gate or by car via Major
Donald Drive to Peter’s Road car park. Hike through
shrubland onto wide path close to the bluff edge
to the Lighthouse. Panoramic views, endemic
vegetation and sea birds. Return by the same route
or take a loop on the main Major Donald Drive to
Peter’s Road car park. Boots and water essential.
Return 3 hours. Level: moderate.
26. Little Cayman Brac Outlook – Overlook
the cay (large rock) half way along the Lighthouse
Footpath No. 25. Brown Booby breed in caves and
ledges in the bluff below. Level: easy.
27. Lighthouse – Panoramic ocean views and
sea birds. Maintain a safe distance and beware
of edge!
28. Long Beach – Follow path to the shore through
seagrape at the east end of the north coast road;
dramatic walk below bluff. Climbers only can
continue further east but beware of rough seas.
Return to the end of the beach 1.5 hours. Level: easy
to moderate.
38. Captain Charlie Kirkconnell’s Historic
House
39. Christoper Columbus Gardens – Located
on the Bluff, the park was the vision of the Cayman
Brac Quincentennial Committee and is the home of
the Wall of Honour, a relief of Christopher Columbus
and several boardwalks and gazebos constructed to
fit in with the natural surroundings.
40. Agriculture Grounds
41. Heritage Designs – Labyrinth, Iguanas, Cave,
Mini Nature Trail, Night Sky Tours. Hours: Mon., Fri.,
Sat. 10am - 5:30pm.
42. MV K.P. Tibbetts – Swimming, Dive/Snorkel.
Access from Robert Foster Lane, site of Old
Buccaneers Inn; first Cayman Brac Hotel.
43. Nani Cave – Located inland, off Songbird
Drive.
44. Great Cave – Located on the south coast at
the end of the paved road.
For all emergency services, dial 911.
things to do / watersports / nightlife /~ dining
THE CAYMAN
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Things
to do
The Bluff
The Bluff commences at the West End of
the island and extends through-out the rest of the island
down to Spot Bay. It is the highest point on this island
as well as through-out the Cayman trio. On the Bluff
there are literally hundreds of caves of all sizes. In the
caves are bats and other living creatures.
Cayman Brac Museum The Cayman Brac Museum
offers residents and visitors alike a glimpse of the past.
The old historic building is one of the oldest structures
on Cayman Brac. It once housed many Government
departments and is still referred to as ‘The Old
Government Administration Building’. It contains a vast
collection of artifacts and relics of the past.
Wall of Honour, a relief of Christopher Columbus and
several boardwalks and gazebos constructed to fit in
with the natural surroundings. The Wall of Honour, has
the names of 500 persons who have made a significant
contribution to Cayman Brac and Little Cayman over its
500 year history.
Cayman Brac Heritage House The acre of
beautifully landscaped grounds dotted with thatched
gazebos and fountains includes an old-fashioned well
and tannery, as well as Cola Cave (used to shelter
the former estate owners during hurricanes), with
informational panels. The main building, though new,
replicates a traditional house; the interior has a few
displays and videos depicting Brac history, but the treat
is watching local artists at work. It’s a great resource
for books on natural history and Caymanian crafts;
daily slide shows, various cultural events, and talks
by visiting naturalists are often scheduled. Call ahead
before visiting to make sure that the house is open.
Open weekdays 9:30am - 1pm and 2pm - 5pm, Saturday
10am - 3pm. T: 345-948-0563
Wreck of the Russian Frigate (M/V Captain
Keith Tibbetts The relatively young wreck dive is the
National Trust Parrot Reserve and Nature
Trail The Cayman Brac Parrot Reserve extends over 180
Christopher Columbus Gardens
Cayman Brac Lighthouse From the Parrot
Reserve, continue travelling on Major Donald Drive east
to the Lighthouse, located at the end of the road There
are actually two lighthouses at this point; an historic
famous MV. Captain Ketih Tibbetts, a huge 330 foot long
Russian Brigadier Type II Class frigate that was scuttled
in the north shore of Cayman Brac in September 1996.
The Keith Tibbetts is a great dive and one of the few
Soviet Union wrecks in the Western Hemisphere.
Located on
the Bluff, the park was the vision of the Cayman Brac
Quincentennial Committee and is the home of the
acres of woodland on Cayman Brac’ Bluff, the reserve
is an important breeding habitat for the Cayman Brac
Parrot. The Bright Road, a traditional footpath across
the Bluff, forms part of a nature trail.
lighthouse and a newer model. Both are just lights atop
tall towers but the view from this area is dramatic. What
makes the view dramatic is the 140-foot-high Bluff, the
highest point in the Cayman Islands. A trail weaves
its way to the edge of the Bluff and provides excellent
photo opportunities. Rocky paths snake their way along
the Bluff; wear hiking boots for this challenge.
Nature Cayman Nature Cayman showcases the best
in Nature. Tourism in Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.
Experience our endemic wildlife as well as our local flora
in their natural habitat with our trained Nature Tourism
Guide. The programme also highlights our many cultural
and historic sites Free tours are offered to enjoy these
natural wonders. Hike one of our many Nature Trails,
perform calls of the wild, see our unique island history,
go spelunking, or have a chat with the locals. It’s all at
your fingertips.
T: 345-948-2222 or 345-244-4420 F: 345-948-2506
W: www.naturecayman.com or www.itsyourstoexplore.com
L&M Adventure Tours & TAXI SERVICE
Experience a taste of Cayman Brac! L&M ADVENTURE
TOURS & TAXI SERVICE has an exciting locally guided
bus tour of Cayman Brac at night. We will tell you
about the beautiful Cayman Islands’ history and
tales of the past as we travel around the island and
explore caves. Bring the whole family and experience
a fun-filled night with a bonfire and rumcakes too!!
24 passenger tour bus available for rental to groups.
M: 345-938-2283 E: [email protected]
Dining
BRAC SCUBA SHACK
W: www.bracscubashack.com
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THE BAR AT THE ALEXANDER HOTEL
W: www.alexanderhotelcayman.com
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Gerrard Smith
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CORAL ISLE
T: 345-948-2500
Bar
South Side
LA ESPERANZA BAR & RESTAURANT
T: 345-948-0531
Bar
Stake Bay
THE TIPSY TURTLE PUB (BRAC REEF BEACH RESORT)
T: 345-948-1324 W: www.bracreef.com
Bar
56 West End
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American
THE BAR AT THE ALEXANDER HOTEL
THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE
THE GRAND PALM RESTAURANT
(BRAC REEF BEACH RESORT)
THE PALM RESTAURANT
THE TIPSY TURTLE PUB
Asian
POPO JEBS ORIENTAL
Café/Deli
KIRKCONNELL’S MARKET DELI
MARKET PLACE DELI
Caribbean/Local
TELEPHONE
CUISINE
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345-948-8222
345-948-1418
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Buffet American/International
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Local/Oriental
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345-948-1296
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BARRY’S GOLDEN JERK
345-917-6713
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BLUE BREEZE CAFÉ
CARIBBEAN FOOD TAKEOUT
LA ESPERANZA BAR & RESTAURANT
PARADISE DESIRES & CREATIONS RESTAURANT
STAR ISLAND RESTAURANT
THE RESTAURANT AT THE ALEXANDER HOTEL
TROPICAL DELITE
Fast Food
BRAC SNACK SHACK
EBANKS SNACK BAR (AIRPORT LOUNGE)
Pizza
POPO JEB’S PIZZA
345-948-8148
345-948-1608
345-948-0531
345-948-0333
345-948-8406
345-948-8219
345-948-1272
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Local/Caribbean
Local/Caribbean/International
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ACCOMMODATION
Cayman Brac
“All journeys have secret destinations
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4. Seafan Meadows
5. Paradise Found
6. Island Time
7. Ocean Wave Apartments
8. Walton’s Mango Manor B & B
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9. Johanson’s Cottage
10. Brac Paradise Cottage
11. Winta Cottage
12. Sunset Cottage
13. Secluded Sunsets
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27. Cayman Breakers
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30. Pinnacle Loft
31. Pinnacle House
32. Cayman Brac Getaway
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34. The Garden Estate
35. Hammock Moon
36. Happy Hours
37. Kings Point Towers
38. Parrot’s Cove
39. Barcadere
40. Tranquility
41. The Sea Cat
42. Beacon Harbour
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Booby Point
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Spot Bay
North East Point
The Bluff
THE BIGHT
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CAYMAN BRAC ~ accommodation
Hotels
The Alexander Hotel
West End
T: 345-948-8222 F: 345-948-8223
E: [email protected] W: alexanderbrac.com
Brac Reef Beach Resort
679 South Side
T: 345-948-1323 F: 345-948-1207
E: [email protected] W: www.bracreef.com
La Esperanza Hotel
Watering Place
T: 345-948-0531 F: 345-948-0525
E: [email protected] W: www.laesperanza.net
Guest Houses
& Villas
Almond Beach Hideaways
Spot Bay
T: 503-472-7628 F: 503-472-6394
W: www.almondbeachhideaways.com
Anchor House
2420 Southside Rd, West, Jennifer Bay
T: 910-754-9406
Barcadere
1 Guest Lane West End
T: 508-294-1035
E: [email protected] W: www.vrbo.com/379572
Black Beards Landing
127 Bert Marson Road
T: 345-938-8255
Brac Paradise Cottage
275 Rock Rd
T: 345-547-6522
Captain’s Cove
564 South Side Rd
T: 734-854-5228 F: 517-447-4125
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanbraccaptainscove.com
Johanson Cottage
146 Stake Bay
T: 345-948-0220
Cayman Brac Beach Villa (Formerly known as Villa Marbella)
776 South Side
T: 305-781-7107 F: 360-877-0769
E: www.villamarbella.net W: www.villamarbella.net
Lankford House
Frigate Dr., The Bight
T: 345-945-4047
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanhideaway.com
Cayman Brac Getaway
302 Southside Rd, South Side
T: 970-391-2035
Paradise Found
North Side
T: 415-863-9880 F: 415-861-5228
Cayman Cottage
South Side
T: 345-948-1617 F: 345-948 1617
E: [email protected] W: www.caymancottage.com
Parrot’s Cove
561 South Side Rd
T: 734-854-5228 F: 517-447-4125
E: [email protected] W: www.caymanbraccaptainscove.com
Copper Turtle
Cayman Brac West
T: 345-948-1599 F: 345-948-2513
E: [email protected] W: www.copperturtleci.com
Pinnacle House
2169 South Side Rd
T: 345-928-5923
Featherstone
28 Beach Dr, Cayman Brac
T: 345-948-0488 F: 345-948-0418
E: [email protected] W: www.cayman-featherstone.com
Pinnacle Loft
2168 South Side Rd
T: 345-928-5922
The Garden Estate
1770 South Side, Cayman Brac
T: 345-328-0141
Sea Cat
South Side
T: 609-634-1703
Hammock Moon
25 Brig Street
T: 345-927-0696
Sea Feather
2222 South Side Rd
T: 860-435-0630 F: 860-435-9831
Happy Hours
South Side, West Rd
T: 345-926-7976 F: 345-948-1476
W: [email protected] W: www.bracproperties.com
Secluded Sunsets
72 Georgiania Dr
T: 345-938-8255
Island Time
423 Dennis Foster Rd, Stake Bay
T: 972-530-8660 F: 214-257-0186
E: [email protected] W: www.bractime.com
Sonscape
#90 Georgiana Dr, West End
T: 345-948-1682
accommodation / car ~rentals
THE CAYMAN
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ISLANDS
BRAC
Southern Reach
South Side
T: 920-847-2703 F: 920-874-2703
E: [email protected] W: www.frii.com/getaway
Walton’s Mango Manor
155 Stake Bay Rd
T: 345-948-0518 F: 345-948-0518
E: [email protected] W: www.waltonsmangomanor.com
Brac Caribbean Beach Village #5
Stake Bay
T: 603-664-7666
Sunset Cottage
West End
T: 345-948-1599 F: 345-948-2513
W: www.caymanbraccottage.com
Wash A Shore
347 Bight Rd, Cayman Brac East
T: 508-264-9327
Carib Sands [221]
195 Bert Marson Dr, South Side
T: 345-929-7377
Winta Cottage
115 Moon Lane West End
T: 508-717-4439 F: 508-999-0450
Carib Sands Beach Resort
South Side
T: 345-948-1121 F: 345-948-1111
E: [email protected] W: www.866thebrac.com
Condos
Cayman Breakers
1902 South Side
T: 345-948 1463/928-0507 F: 345-948-1463
W: www.caymancondosonline.com
Three Palms
South Side
T: 661-816-3322
E: [email protected] W: www.threepalmsonthebrac.com
Tranquility
766 East Southside Rd
T: 303-674-0473 F: 303-495-2825
Tropical Run - Away
98 Georgina Dr
T: 345-948-8210
E: [email protected] W: tropicalrunaway.com
Turtle Run
South Side
T: 847-934-6052 F: 847-541-9201
E: [email protected] W: www.gocaribbean.net
Beacon Harbor
Stake Bay
T: 530-470-8386 F: 530-470-8386
E: [email protected] W: www.beaconharbor.com
Brac Caribbean Beach Village
Stake Bay
T: 345-948-2265 F: 345-948-1111
E: [email protected] W: www.866thebrac.com
Kings Point Towers
South Side Rd, East
T: 345-948-1463
W: www.kingspointcayman.com
Ocean Wave Apartments
12 Foster Rd, Stake Bay
T: 345-916-5214
Car Rentals
B & S MOTOR VENTURES, LTD.
T: 345-948-1646 or 345-948-2517
W: www.bandsmv.com
CB RENT-A-CAR
T: 345-948-2424 or 345-948-2847
W: www.cbrentacar.com
FOUR D’S CAR RENTAL
T: 345-948-1599 or 345-948-0459
LITTLE CAYMAN ~
LITTLE CAYMAN
“Like all great travellers,
I have seen more than I remember,
and remember more than I have seen.”
- Benjamin Disraeli
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THE CAYMAN
~ LITTLE ISLANDS
CAYMAN
RELAX
Feel your tensions ebb away as the sultry
Caribbean breeze caresses your skin. The
turquoise sea, unimaginably blue, sparkling
brilliantly next to powdery white sand
beaches. Dive our legendary sites. Go bird
watching, hiking, beachcombing, fishing,
snorkelling or simply laze the day away in
a hammock beneath a palm tree. So many
delectable temptations. So much to savour
on this tiny island treasure. Small yet
utterly spectacular. Little Cayman. Here,
you can truly relax in body and soul.
Eastern Bluff
CRAWL BAY
East Point
Charles Bight Ponds
Easterly Ponds
Point Of Sand
Grape Tree
Pond
Jackson’s Point
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Booby Pond
Clinic
SOUTH HOLE
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Bird Outlook
Owen Island
Village Square
Blossom Village Community Park
LITTLE CAYMAN ~ heritage sites & nature trails
bird watcher’s dream, the island is home
to up to 200 species; including thousands
of Red-Footed Booby and an increasing
population of the threatened West Indian
Whistling Duck.
Heritage Sites &
Nature Trails
Explore a nature lover’s paradise
where the sound of the outdoors surrounds
you on a hike along the Salt Rock Nature
Trail. Discover orchids, butterflies and birds
in the forest, and a pirate’s well and the
remnants of phosphate mines from the
1800s.
The call of the sea is irresistible here. You
can snorkel in the shallow reef-protected
sounds or dive the famous Bloody Bay Wall.
We also offer both deep-sea and fly-fishing.
And for a quiet day where you picnic and
laze your time away, take a kayak trip to
Owen Island.
glimpses of life in the Red-Footed Booby
colony.
Stroll through Blossom Village and
feel the history of its single, narrow street,
echoing from the traditional Caymanian
houses that line it. Call in at our museum,
and visit our village park – the site of the
Cayman Islands first settlement in the
1600s.
We strive for nature and fauna and
ask that you please leave the flora and
fauna untouched and our beaches and
trails pristine. We want our island to be as
beautiful when you return.
Booby Pond is a designated wetland of
international importance – a Ramsar site,
that protects the largest colony of RedFooted Booby, a magnificent Frigate bird
colony and a large heronry. The reserve is
also a winter haven for large
numbers of migrant
land birds, Herons,
Waders, shore birds
and Terns.
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Natural, historic and cultural sites. Our
ceramic signs and ecology panels mark all
sites of interest, while carefully constructed
viewing platforms provide panoramic
views of the main wetland
lagoons.
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of information on these and other natural
habitats and historic sites. Learn why our
island has ecological significance or use
the powerful telescopes to gain detailed
heritage sites & nature~trails
THE CAYMAN
~ LITTLE ISLANDS
CAYMAN
1. Paradise Villas Resort; Hungry Iguana
Restaurant – Iguanas resident. Great photography.
2. Blossom Village Community Park – Shaded
picnic tables and children’s play area. Site of first
brief settlement of the Cayman Islands in 1660s.
3A. Clinic – Call 345-948-0072 for hours of
operation. Emergency 911.
3B. Little Cayman Primary School
3C. Hurricane Shelter
3D. Little Cayman Police Station
4. Historic Caymanian houses and Graveyard
– Walk along a village street that has hardly changed
in 60 years. In the graveyard many of the headstones
tell of the earliest settlers to Little Cayman.
13. Owen Island – Scenic cay on the southern
edge of South Hole Sound Reef. Swimming, picnics,
tropical plants, shore birds and sea birds.
14. Kingston Bight – Resident and migrant land
birds in the shrubland and forest. Olivine Kirk Drive,
Guy Banks Road, Spot Bay Road.
15. Tarpon Lake – Boat dock, Tarpon fishing and
bird watching; water birds around the lake and land
birds, especially Migrant Warblers in the mangrove
forest close to the road.
27. Bloody Bay – Land birds in the coastal
mahogany forest. The drop-off (wall) is closest to the
shore here, but shore divers and snorkellers must
first swim through a fringe reef. Get local orientation
on how to return to the shore through the reef. Must
be a strong swimmer; use dive flag, booties and
fins. Do not attempt when sea is rough.
28. Spot Bay Pond – Viewing area; West Indian
Whistling-Duck breed here and feed on the pond at
dusk.
16. South Coast – Shore walks, sea birds, fly
fishing. Charles Bight Rosetta Flats.
17. Easterly Ponds – Seasonal bird
watching, bluff dry forest views.
5. Village Square – Shops, Bank and Guest Area.
6. Little Cayman Museum – Hours of Operation:
Thursday and Friday 3:00pm - 5:00pm.
18. Coot Marsh
– Hervaceous freshwater
wetland, seasonal bird watching,
look for unusual migrants. Cotton plants
bloom profusely in spring.
19. Sandy Point Pond – Bird watching and sunset
views. Photography.
7.
Little
Cayman
Marine Museum – Formerly
Old Baptist Church, built first in
1886, destroyed in the 1932 hurricane.
Rebuilt after the hurricane. Hours: Thursday
and Friday 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
20. Muddy Foots – Named after Governor Modyford
of Jamaica, 1660s - 1670s.
8. National Trust House – Information centre,
library, gifts; viewing platforms, 334 acres and 3
telescopes. Interpretative signs on the Red-Footed
Booby. Magnificent Frigate bird colonies and water
birds. Photography. Hours of Operation: Monday to
Friday 9 am - 12 noon, 2pm - 6pm.
22. East End Point Lighthouse – Eastern bluff,
Cayman Brac and sunrise viewing area, endemic
plants.
9. Booby Pond – Colony of 20,000 Red-Footed
Booby (the largest in the Caribbean) and 350
magnificent frigate birds; major breeding and
overwintering site for Herons, shore birds, Waders
and Ducks, including the endemic West Indian
Whistling-Duck. Owned and protected by National
Trust. A Ramsar site; a wetland of international
importance.
10. Bird Outlook on Booby Pond – Opposite
Southern Cross Club; excellent for evening bird
viewing and photography.
11. Southern Cross Club Diving and Fishing
Resort
12. South Hole Sound – Swimming, sailing,
snorkelling, fly fishing, shore walks and good bird
watching on the shore and fringing reef.
21. Point of Sand – Swimming, snorkelling, beach
picnics, view of Cayman Brac. Beware the current at
the reef mouth. Eastern bluff.
23. Sink Holes Viewing Area – Panoramic views
over the endemic xeric shrubland of the eastern bluff
explained in an interpretative sign. Photography.
Walking inland on the karstic limestone is not
recommended. North Coast Road, Mary’s Bay.
24. Grape Tree Ponds – Viewing platform and
bird watching, especially West Indian WhistlingDuck, on extended mangrove wetland; shore walks.
Photography.
25. Jackson’s Pond – Large mangrove fringed
pond, viewing area allows excellent bird watching of
Herons, Ducks, Rails, Stilt, Plovers and Sand Pipers.
Photography.
29. Mule Pens – Walled enclosure built in the late
1800s, used to corral mules that pulled phosphateladen box cars on a narrow gauge railway to the Salt
Rock dock.
30. Salt Rock Dock – Deep water harbour, first
used by sailing schooners from the mid 1800s.
Swimming not recommended.
31. Salt Rock Nature Trail – This historic right-ofway was the footpath from Blossom Village to Salt
Rock dock from the 1840s. Excellent for endemic
and migrant land birds, reptiles including iguanas,
butterflies and moths, tropical plants including
orchids and bromeliads. Entrance/exit at Salt
Rocks/Spot Bay Road. Level: easy to moderate.
32. West End Lighthouse – Sunset views; arrival
point for migrant shore birds; Boobies and frigate
birds feed offshore.
33. Mahogany Bay – Iguana are often seen on the
road. Resident and migrant land birds in the forest.
34. Westerly Ponds – Several roadside viewing
areas of wetland ponds and temporary pools on
ironshore rock. Good for Herons and rare waterbirds,
and neotropical migrant landbirds (especially
Warblers) in the surrounding shrubland.
35. Pirate’s Point Resort Ltd.
26. Jackson’s Point Beach – Path opposite Olivine
Kirk Drive. Mini-wall is 50 yards from the shore; the
drop-off (wall) is a further 100 yards for shore dives
and snorkelling. Must be a strong swimmer; use a
dive flag, booties and fins. Do not attempt when the
sea is rough.
LITTLE CAYMAN ~ things to do /watersports / nightlife / dining
CONCH CLUB DIVERS
Little Cayman Affiliations: PADI • 10 years in operation.
T: 345-948-1026 / 800-327-3835 F: 345-948-1028
E: [email protected] W: www.conchclub.com
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T: 800-323-8727
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LITTLE CAYMAN FISHING CLUB
T: 345-926-8452 F: 345-945-3617
E: [email protected] W: www.headobay.com
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LITTLE CAYMAN SPORT FISHING
T: 345-948-1033 F: 345-948-1040
E: [email protected] W: www.littlecayman.com
1128 Guy Banks Road
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LUNA SEA
M: 345-928-1939
E: [email protected] W: www.lunasea.com
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PARADISE DIVERS LTD
T: 345-948-0002
Iguana Court
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PIRATES POINT RESORT
Little Cayman
T: 345-948-1010 F: 345-948-1011
E: [email protected] W: www.piratespointresort.com
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REEF DIVERS – LITTLE CAYMAN REEF BEACH RESORT
T: 345-948-1033 / 800-327-3835
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SOUTHERN CROSS CLUB
T: 345-948-1099 F 345-948-1098 / 800-899-2582
E: [email protected] W: www.SouthernCrossClub.com
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Blossom Village This area on Little Cayman is probaby the area that was inhabited
by some of the first settlers. It was and still is the main town on this island. Blossom
Village is home to the Quincentennial Monument that was erected in honour of brave
Little Caymainans who dedicated their lives to service to country. These brave men
and women helped to put Little Cayman on the map.
Little Cayman Museum Like the larger sister islands, Cayman Brac and Grand
Cayman, Little Cayman also has its own museum. Opening hours are Thursdays and
Fridays 3pm - 5pm. Admission Free
Little Cayman National Trust House This traditional Caymanian cottage
overlooks the Booby Pond Nature Reserve; telescopes on the breezy second-floor
deck permit close-up views of their markings and nests, as well as the other feathered
friends. Inside you’ll find shell collections, panels and dioramas discussing endemic
reptiles, models “in flight,” and diagrams on the growth and life span of red-footed
boobies, frigate birds, egrets, and other island “residents.” The shop sells exquisite
jewellery made from Caymanite and spider-crab shells, extraordinary duck decoys
and driftwood carvings, and great books on history, ornithology, and geology. Opening
hours Mon - Sat 9am - noon and 2pm - 6pm. Phone 345-948-1077
Nightlife
Name
Type
Phone
BIRDS OF PARADISE RESTAURANT
(LITTLE CAYMAN BEACH RESORT)
Bar
345-948-1033
HUNGRY IGUANA RESTAURANT
Bar
345-948-0007
Dining
RESTAURANT
American
BIRDS OF PARADISE RESTAURANT
(LITTLE CAYMAN BEACH RESORT)
HUNGRY IGUANA RESTAURANT
SOUTHERN CROSS CLUB
Fast Food
PORCH CAFÉ
International
PIRATES POINT RESORT
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$=Under CI$20
$$=CI$20-40
$$$=CI$40-50
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CUISINE
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345-948-1033
American
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345-948-0007
345-948-1099
American/Local
American/Local
$
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345-329-9169
Snacks
$
345-948-1010
Local/International Buffet
$$
ACCOMMODATION
Little Cayman
“We wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment.”
- Hilaire Beloc
LITTLE CAYMAN ~ accommodation map
Accommodation
Accommodation
1. The Club at Little Cayman Condominiums
2. Conch Club Condominiums
3. Little Cayman Beach Resort
4. Blossom Cottage
5. Pirates Point Resort, Ltd.
6. Paradise Villas
8. Sir Turtle Beach Villas
9. Southern Cross Club
10. My Way Resort Cottage
11. Head O’Bay
12. Little Cayman Island Escape
13. Laguna
14. Sunset Cove
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hotels / guest houses &~ villas
THE CAYMAN
~ LITTLE ISLANDS
CAYMAN
My Way Resort Cottages
Come enjoy a slice of tranquility and restore your body, mind
and soul in Little Cayman, Cayman Islands, B.W.I.
Stay in our Cayman-style villas, which are an easy five minute walk from the
beach. For the more adventurous visitor, scooter and car rentals are available
at reasonable rates for our guests.
All rentals include free transportation to and from the airstrip and hotel.
For more information visit our website: www.myway.ky
or contact Michael Jackson via [email protected] or 916-0656.
Hotels
Little Cayman Beach Resort
1128 Guy Banks Rd, Southside
T: 345-948-1033 F: 345-948-1040
Paradise Villas
Guy Banks Rd
T: 345-948- 0001 F: 345-948- 0002
W: www.paradisevillas.com
Pirates Point Resort
328 Guy Banks Rd
T: 345-948-1010 F: 345-948-1011
E: [email protected] W: www.piratespointresort.com
Southern Cross Club
Guy Banks Rd, South Hole Sound
T: 345-948-1099 F: 345-948-1098
E: [email protected] W: www.southerncrossclub.com
Sunset Cove
34 Wonder Lane
T: 345-917-7307
Guest Houses
& Villas
Sir Turtle Beach Villas 1 & 2
1284 Guy Banks Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Blossom Cottage (Little Cayman)
Blossom Village Cottage
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Condos
Head O’Bay
Guy Banks Rd
T: 345-948-0038 F: 345-948-0038
E: [email protected] W: www.headobay.com
Laguna
1945 North Coast Rd
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
The Club
Guy Banks Rd, Southside
T: 345-948-1033 F: 345-948-1040
E: [email protected] W: theclubatlittlecayman.com
Conch Club Condominiums
Guy Banks Rd, Southside
T: 345-948-1026 F: 345-948-1028
E: [email protected] W: www.conchclubcondos.com
Little Cayman Island Escape
North Coast Rd, East- Little Cayman
T: 345-945-4144 F: 345-949-7471
Laguna
1945 North Coast Rd
T: 345-945-4144
My Way Resort Cottages
T: 345-949-2046 or 345-916-1844 F: 345-949-2745
E: [email protected] W: www.myway.ky
Come Play...
www.lunasea.ky
luna sea watersports
sunset cove
little cayman
(345) 928-1939
Car Rentals
MCLAUGHLIN CAR RENTALS
T: 345-948-1000 F: 345-948-1001
MAM’S ISLAND TOURS/TAXI
65 Mahogany Bay, Candle Road
T: 866-978-5904 or 345-926-0104
E: [email protected] W:www.mamstour.ky
Office Location: Little Cayman
SCOOTEN! SCOOTERS!
T: 345-916-4971
E: [email protected] W: www.scootenscooters.com
Office Location: Little Cayman
calendar of events ~ ISLAND INFORMATION
JUNE
Calendar
Events
of
2013
JANUARY 1
• New Year’s Day – Public Holiday
March 29
• Good Friday – Public Holiday
JANUARY 17-20
• Cayman Cookout
www.caymancookout.com
APRIL
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY 13
• Ash Wednesday – Public Holiday
JULY
JULY 1
• Constitution Day – Public Holiday
SEPTEMBER
NOVEMBER
MARCH
JANUARY 28
• National Heroes Day – Public Holiday
JUNE 17
• Queen’s Birthday – Public Holiday
September 27-29
• Sita Brac Bash and Cook Off
JANUARY
JANUARY 26
• Taste of Cayman
www.tasteofcayman.org
JUNE 15
• Annual Flowers One Mile Sea Swim
www.flowersseaswim.com
APRIL 1
• Easter Monday – Public Holiday
APRIL 27
• Cayman Carnival Batabano – Junior Carnival
www.caymancarnival.com
NOVEMBER 1-2
• Little Cayman Pirates Festival Day
NOVEMBER 8-17
• Pirates Week, Cayman Islands’ National Festival
www.piratesweekfestival.com
NOVEMBER 11
• Remembrance Day – Public Holiday
NOVEMBER 22-23
• Cayman Brac Pirates Festival Weekend
MAY
DECEMBER
MAY 4
• Cayman Carnival Batabano – Adult Carnival
DECEMBER 1
• Cayman Islands Marathon
www.caymanislandsmarathon.com
MAY 20
• Discovery Day – Public Holiday
DECEMBER 25
• Christmas Day – Public Holiday
MAY 18
• Bracanal
DECEMBER 26
• Boxing Day – Public Holiday
ISLAND INFORMATION ~ calendar of events
2014
JANUARY
MAY
OCTOBER
JANUARY 1
• New Year’s Day – Public Holiday
May 3
• Cayman Carnival Batabano – Adult Carnival
OCTOBER 31
JANUARY 16-19
• Cayman Cookout
www.caymancookout.com
MAY 19
• Discovery Day – Public Holiday
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER 1
JANUARY 27
• National Hero’s Day – Public Holiday
DATE TO BE DECIDED
Bracanal
FEBRUARY
JUNE
FEBRUARY 8
• Taste of Cayman
www.tasteofcayman.org
JUNE 14
• Annual Flowers One Mile Sea Swim
www.flowersseaswim.com
MARCH
JUNE 16
• Queen’s Birthday – Public Holiday
March 5
• Ash Wednesday
JULY
APRIL
JULY 7
• Constitution Day – Public Holiday
DECEMBER 7
• Cayman Islands Marathon
www.caymanislandsmarathon.com
April 18
• Good Friday – Public Holiday
SEPTEMBER
DECEMBER 25
• Christmas Day – Public Holiday
APRIL 21
• Easter Monday – Public Holiday
DATE TO BE DECIDED
• Sita Brac Bash And Cook Off
DECEMBER 26
• Boxing Day – Public Holiday
APRIL 26
• Cayman Carnival Batabano – Junior Carnival
NOVEMBER 7-16
• Pirates Week, Cayman Islands’ National Festival
www.piratesweekfestival.com
NOVEMBER 10
• Remembrance Day – Public Holiday
NOVEMBER 21-22
• Cayman Brac Pirates Festival Weekend
DECEMBER
Cayman Islands ~ ISLAND INFORMATION
ON LAND
DRIVING… Should you be renting or driving a
vehicle, please take time to familiarise yourself
with the rules of the road and your vehicle.
Visitors need a temporary driving permit to drive
in the Cayman Islands, which can be obtained
from the Licensing Department or from any car
rental company. Always drive on the LEFT side
of the road. Observe yellow lines on roads
– they indicate NO parking. Pedestrians should
always remember to look in both directions
prior to crossing any roadway. Always pull over
for emergency vehicles. Please remember that
driving under the influence is a very serious
offense. There is a mandatory disqualification
from driving for 12 months and the penalties
include fines or imprisonment.
LITTERING… We rely on our guests to help keep
the Cayman Islands clean and beautiful. Please
cooperate by disposing all cans, bottles, papers,
and other waste in trash baskets or recycling
bins.
DRUGS… The Cayman Islands have strict rules
regarding the use of drugs, including marijuana.
Please do not ruin your stay here by possessing
these illegal substances. Penalties will include
imprisonment and heavy fines.
IN THE WATER
MARINE CONSERVATION LAWS… Damaging coral
by anchor, chains or any other means anywhere
in Cayman waters is prohibited. The wearing
of gloves while snorkelling or scuba diving in
Cayman waters is not permitted. The touching or
taking of marine life from Cayman waters at any
time is not permitted except that recreational line
fishing is allowed in appropriate locations.
NO MARINE LIFE ALIVE OR DEAD MAY BE TAKEN
WHILE SCUBA DIVING. NO CORAL, SPONGES, ETC.
CAN BE TAKEN FROM CAYMAN WATERS AT ANY
TIME. USE OF A SPEAR GUN, HAWAIIAN SLING,
POLE SPEAR, A SEINE NET, OR FISH TRAP IS NOT
ALLOWED WITHOUT AN APPROPRIATE LICENCE
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT.
CHOOSE CAYMAN SEA SENSE
ITEMS FOR THE LOVE OF
SEAFOOD AND THE OCEANS!
The Cayman Sea Sense project is a sustainable
seafood education programme dedicated
to helping restaurants and their customers
make informed and environmentally positive
seafood choices. Look for the Cayman Sea
Sense icon on menus throughout the Cayman
Islands, it will allow you to choose sustainable
seafood options as certified by the Cayman
Sea Sense Team. For more information
and a list of participating restaurants visit
www.nationaltrust.org.ky/seasense.html
Fishing with gill nets, explosives, poison, or
other noxious substances is prohibited, as is the
export of live fish or other marine life. The export
of conch shells and/or black coral as a souvenir
requires a CITES permit, please contact the
Department of Environment. Dumping ANYTHING
in Cayman waters is prohibited. Possession of
turtle eggs is prohibited. Designated Grouper
Spawning Areas are protected and no one
may take Nassau grouper from any of these
designated areas.
CATCH LIMITS…
LOBSTER – Closed Season: March 1 - November
30. Catch Limits: 3 per person or 6 per boat per
day, whichever is less during open season; Only
Spiny Lobster (Panulirus Argus) may be taken
and must be a tail length minimum of 6 inches.
CONCH – Closed Season: May 1 - October 31.
Catch Limit per day: 5 per person or 10 per
boat, which ever is less during open season.
WHELKS – Closed Season: May 1 - Oct. 31.
Catch Limits: 2 1/2 gallons in shell or 2 1/2lbs
processed per day, whichever is less. Conch
and lobster may not be taken from any Marine
Park areas.
Please observe
regulations.
all
of
our
Marine
Park
MARINE PARKS & ZONES… Regulations for
Designated Marine Park Zones, Replenishment
Zones, Environmental Zones, and No Diving
Zones, are strictly enforced.
CAYMAN ISLANDS AIRPORTS
AUTHORITY (CIAA)
T: 345-943-7070
W: www.caymanairports.ky
CAYMAN ISLANDS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
T: 345-949-8090 F: 345-949-0220
W: www.caymanchamber.ky
CAYMAN ISLANDS FIRE SERVICES
EMERGENCY: 911
T: 345-949-2276 or 345-949-2499
F: 345 949 0286
E: [email protected] WEB: www.cifs.gov.ky
CAYMAN ISLANDS SHIPPING
REGISTRY
W: www.cishipping.com
CAYMAN ISLANDS TOURISM
ASSOCIATION
T: 345-949-8522
W: www.cita.ky
SISTER ISLANDS TOURISM
ASSOCIATION
W: www.sisterislands.com
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT
T: 345-949-8469 F: 345-949-4020
DIVERS, SNORKELLERS… Must use a flag
attached to a buoy at all times when you are in
the water. When diving from a boat, a dive flag
must be used, and one person should remain
on board at all times. Please observe Marine
Parks regulations.
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
(HEAD OFFICE)
T: 345-949-0623 F: 345-949-4053
or 345-949-5746
W: www.caymanislands.ky
or www.divecayman.ky
WATER SKIERS… Water skiing should take place
a good distance from areas in which people
are swimming and only in designated areas off
Seven Mile Beach. There must be a minimum
of two people in the boat at any time, one to
keep watch for dangerous situations. No person
under 14 years of age may drive a mechanically
propelled boat unless accompanied by an
adult.
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
(SISTER ISLANDS OFFICE)
T: 345-948-1649 F: 345-948-1629
CELL: 345-526-1649
There are a number of activities available in the
Cayman Islands that require specific skills or
training. For your safety, and the safety of others,
please do not participate in activities that you are
not fully qualified to participate in or to perform.
We want your vacation in the Cayman Islands to
be both memorable and safe.
INFORMATION
For more information on any of our Environmental
Protection Legislations or other environmental
issues, please do not hesitate to contact the
Department of Environment.
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
T: 345-948-2222 F: 345-948-2506
W: www.itsyourstoexplore.com
GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING
T: 345-949-7900 W: www.gov.ky
PIRATES WEEK OFFICE
T: 345-949-5078 or 345-949-5859
F: 345-949-5449
W: www.piratesweekfestival.com
department of tourism ~ ISLAND INFORMATION
CAYMAN ISLANDS
DEPARTMENT OF
TOURISM
UNITED STATES:
Empire State Building
350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2720
New York, NY 10118
T: 212-889-9009 F: 212-889-9125
HEAD OFFICE:
Regatta Office Park, Windward 3,
P.O. Box 67, Grand Cayman KY1-1102
T: 345-949-0623 F: 345-949-4053
CANADA:
1200 Bay Street, Suite 1101
Toronto, ON M5R 2A5
T: 416-485-1550 F: 1-800-263-5805
F: 416-485-0832
EUROPE:
6 Arlington Street
London SW1A 1RE, United Kingdom
T: +44 (0) 20 7491 7771
F: +44 (0) 20 7409 7773
W: www.caymanislands.co.uk
DISCOVER OUR BEAUTY.
The Cayman Islands lie 480 miles due south
of Miami (one hour by air from Miami), just
beyond Cuba and 189 miles northwest of
Jamaica.
MAKE A CAYMAN CONNECTION
@Cayman_Islands
@Cayman_Islands
/CaymanTourism
VisitCaymanIslands
‘Discover the Cayman Islands’ App
United States
/VisitCaymanIslands
Canada
/CanadaVisitCaymanIslands
UK
/EuropeVisitCaymanIslands
Brazil
/VisiteCayman
Argentina
/VisiteIslasCayman
Dive
/DiveCayman
For the traveller in you - www.caymanislands.ky
For the lover in you - www.caymanvows.ky
For the foodie in you - www.caymancookout.com
For the diver in you - www.divecayman.ky
Discover all the ways you can connect with the Cayman Islands. Reach
out to us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, take a peek at our pins
on Pinterest. By keeping up with our many social mediums, you’ll learn
more about enticing events, incredible offers, and other island-wide
excitement. We hope you’ll come share with us!

THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

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Nueterra Global Alliance - HFMA of Greater St. Louis

2 Guide to Grand Cayman

Brochure

2007 Haak Winery Concours