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The Cayman Islands are renowned for being a tax-haven for the rich. Cayman Islands holidays on the other hand present a much more compelling side to an often overlooked nation. The Cayman Islands are situated south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica. The main island is Grand Cayman, where the vast majority of the population live and where the hotels and tourist facilities are based. The west of the island is dominated by a large, reef protected shallow lagoon called the ‘North Sound’, home to fantastic marine life and filled with extraordinary clear waters.
This western side of the island is the most developed with an airport, several marinas and the capital, George town. This is also where nightlife, shopping and eating out is best. However, the eastern side of the island is a clear contrast, with several nature reserves and many largely unexplored streets and beaches. For this reason, holidays to the Cayman Islands can robustly cater to those who prefer the full luxury holiday experience, and those who prefer to build their holiday experiences themselves. Cayman Islands can therefore offer both a vibrant and extravagent experience as well as a peaceful, off the beaten track feel.
It would be a shame to confine your holidays to the Cayman Islands to Grand Cayman. Though around 80 miles northeast of the capital island, the small, secluded islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are an important part of the Cayman island experience. With only a handful of hotels and places to drink, it’s possible to enjoy a slower pace of life as you visit.
Those who tire of lounging around on the quiet, sunsoaked sands of these islands may wish to explore the turquoise waves and enjoy some of the Caribbean’s best diving. Among the 50 dive sites around Little Cayman is Bloody Bay Wall, a 1,000 foot drop off bursting with marine life which is clearly visible in the crystal Caribbean waters.
With both the natural beauty and spectacular resorts on offer, choose Kenwood Travel’s holidays to the Cayman Islands 2026 & 2027 to experience this spectacular and underappreciated nation.
