Airbnb, Vacation Rentals in Cayman Islands

The most common & popular places (a.k.a points of interests) here in Cayman Islands are:

• Starfish Point
• Point Blue Sailing
• Point Of Sand
• Mastic Trail
• Kittiwake Shipwreck & Artificial Reef
• Cayman Spirits Co.
• Cayman Crystal Caves
• West Bay Beach
• Stingray City Cayman Islands
• Cayman Islands National Museum
• Camana Bay
• Governors Beach
• Hell, Grand Cayman
• Dolphin Discovery Grand Cayman
• Stingray City Sandbar
• Pedro St. James
• Cayman Motor Museum
• Smith's Barcadere
• Guide To Grand Cayman
• Stingray City Charters

3-Day Trip Itinerary

Day 1: George Town free walk + Seven Mile Beach excursion

Day 2: Stingray City diving + Atlantis Submarine + Little Coral Reef.

Day 3: Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Garden + Pedro St. James National Historic Site

Camana Bay: a few minutes' drive from north of George Town, Camana Bay is a new pedestrian-friendly waterfront development with restaurants, shops, cinemas, interactive fountains, and observation towers. From the top of the tower, you can enjoy seven miles of beach, 360-degree panorama of George Town and the popular farmers' markets.

East End: away from the cruise ship crowd of George Town, the east side offers a slow-paced alternative to popular attractions on the island's west coast. This side of the island also offers first-class snorkeling, authentic Island food, blowholes, quiet beaches, and superb diving sites. Located at the northern end of the island, just 15 minutes from the east side, Rum Point is a quiet pine ring cove with hammocks and volleyball nets.

Macabuca Bar & Grill: Caribbean style, bar meal, seafood-rich, gluten-free food, also suitable for vegetarians.

The address is North West Point Road | 857 North West Point Road, West Bay, Grand Cayman

Calico Jack & Grill: American cuisine, Caribbean.

The address is West Bay Road, 7-mile beach, Seven Mile Beach ky1-1200, Grand Cayman

Pedro St. James National Historic Site: about 20 minutes east of George Town, it is a restored 18th-century plantation called Pedro castle. The elaborate three-story stone building is one of the oldest buildings on the island and is known as "the birthplace of democracy in the Caymans". It was in 1831 that it was decided to establish the country's first elected parliament. Today, you can visit the restored house and learn about its history in the theater's 3D multimedia presentation.

Seven Mile Beach: Seven Mile Beach is often listed as the best beach in the Caribbean. The main roads of the north of Georgetown are surrounded by this intoxicating flour, soft sand, and turquoise sea and coconut trees. There are no 4G or roaming services available in this area. The entire beach is publicly accessible and maintained really well.

Stingray City: it is one of the most famous shallow water diving and diving sites in the Caribbean, and one of the top tourist attractions in Grand Cayman. Custom made boats pull out a shallow beach surrounded by clear water, where you can feed, kiss, and embrace these creatures. If you're a little afraid to touch them, you can kneel on the bottom of the sand. Snorkeling, diving, and swimming are all popular ways to enjoy the attraction.

George Town: an offshore banking center and an attractive capital for Cayman. Shopping is one of the most popular activities here, and many duty-free shops and art galleries are located in the colorful Gingerbread building on the front of the harbor. But this lovely tourist town also offers some other valuable things. The National Museum of the Cayman Islands displays historical and ecological exhibits, and art lovers will appreciate the fine collection of temporary exhibitions of local art and themes, which are located at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands.

Cayman Island has a tropical climate, and suitable for travel in all seasons.

The major international airports are Roberts International Airport in Grand Cayman and Gilad Smith Airport in Cayman Brac.

Pirate Week Festival: November marks the official start of the golden season for tourism in the Caymans.