The Cayman Islands are a British Crown colony that includes Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Located just 480 miles south of Miami, Grand Cayman boasts permanent political and economic stability and provides a safe and relaxing atmosphere. The tranquil islands are home to some of the friendliest people in the Caribbean whose courteous and civil manners are renowned and most befitting their British heritage.
Grand Cayman
Grand Cayman, the beautiful Caribbean atoll surrounded by crystal clear water and powdery white beaches.
Grand Cayman is a small treasure offering elegance, warmth and the charm of tradition. Strictly imposed standards keep every inch of the island sparkling clean and extremely safe. Indeed, the streets are free of peddlers of any kind as law prohibits it.
Little Cayman
Little Cayman is perhaps the closest thing to a private paradise one could ever hope to find. There are no crowds, no traffic jams and the temperature year round is between 75 and 85°F, (24ºC - 30ºC). It is dotted with pristine lagoons, mangrove forests, orchid strewn swamps, and salt ponds. If you're lucky, you can spot wild iguanas, egrets, the endangered West Indian whistling duck and the largest nesting colony of red-footed boobies in the Caribbean
Cayman Brac
On Cayman Brac (Brac is Gaelic for Bluff), there is still time for a friendly smile, a pleasant conversation and a genuine concern for another's well being. Only 89 miles from Grand Cayman, this "sister" island is a world apart. There are no shopping malls, fast food restaurants or large business districts. The Brac has a friendly close-knit community, and the priorities are different here for the 2000 or so residents.
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