Grand Cayman Vacation Rentals
Caribbean accommodations on Grand Cayman.
Set amongst the calm, beautiful, turquoise waters of the western Caribbean sits the Cayman Islands. These three islands, about 480 miles south of Miami, make for a wonderful vacation for people of every age. Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are little pieces of paradise. Grand Cayman is 22 miles long and eight miles at its widest point. It is the largest of the Cayman Islands.
Grand Cayman Island is full of natural beauty, a variety of activities and all the modern conveniences you need to make your vacation comfortable. It is the most developed of the Cayman Islands and George Town, its capital city, has fine dining and great shopping. Many people come to the Caribbean to bask in the sun, explore nature, relax, take in some culture, and enjoy the nightlife. Grand Cayman will make all of your Caribbean dreams come true.
Many visitors to Grand Cayman enjoy Seven Mile Beach. With sand that stretches as far as the eye can see, it is one of the most spectacular beaches in the Caribbean. Other popular attractions include, Boatswains Beach, Cayman Islands National Museum, the National Trust’s Mastic Train and Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park.
There is so much to do in the Cayman Islands and a Grand Cayman vacation will be sure to please. Visitors to the island enjoy water sports, golf, nature tours, hiking, kayaking, snorkelling, fishing, relaxing on the beach and sailing. Enjoy all Grand Cayman has to offer from the comfort of your villa rental.
There are plenty of accommodation options available for your Grand Cayman vacation. Choose from luxury hotel and villa rentals, a condo rental with a view, or a vacation rental near all the attractions. Vacation rentals are a popular lodging option on the island. Grand Cayman accommodations, such as villa rentals and condo rentals, are perfect. Enjoy the stunning sunsets from your beachfront luxury accommodations. Villas and vacation rentals give visitors extra space and amenities to really enjoy their vacation.
Set amongst the calm, beautiful, turquoise waters of the western Caribbean sits the Cayman Islands. These three islands, about 480 miles south of Miami, make for a wonderful vacation for people of every age. Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are little pieces of paradise. Grand Cayman is 22 miles long and eight miles at its widest point. It is the largest of the Cayman Islands.
Grand Cayman Island is full of natural beauty, a variety of activities and all the modern conveniences you need to make your vacation comfortable. It is the most developed of the Cayman Islands and George Town, its capital city, has fine dining and great shopping. Many people come to the Caribbean to bask in the sun, explore nature, relax, take in some culture, and enjoy the nightlife. Grand Cayman will make all of your Caribbean dreams come true.
Many visitors to Grand Cayman enjoy Seven Mile Beach. With sand that stretches as far as the eye can see, it is one of the most spectacular beaches in the Caribbean. Other popular attractions include, Boatswains Beach, Cayman Islands National Museum, the National Trust’s Mastic Train and Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park.
There is so much to do in the Cayman Islands and a Grand Cayman vacation will be sure to please. Visitors to the island enjoy water sports, golf, nature tours, hiking, kayaking, snorkelling, fishing, relaxing on the beach and sailing. Enjoy all Grand Cayman has to offer from the comfort of your villa rental.
There are plenty of accommodation options available for your Grand Cayman vacation. Choose from luxury hotel and villa rentals, a condo rental with a view, or a vacation rental near all the attractions. Vacation rentals are a popular lodging option on the island. Grand Cayman accommodations, such as villa rentals and condo rentals, are perfect. Enjoy the stunning sunsets from your beachfront luxury accommodations. Villas and vacation rentals give visitors extra space and amenities to really enjoy their vacation.
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Stunning Ocean Sunsets in
Grand Cayman: Townhouse- 2 BDR
- 2 BA
- Sleeps 6
- #245440
$275 to $400 USD/night
Our Island House has recently had a complete interior renovation. All new furniture throughout including living room, dining room, and both bedrooms. From the moment you move in to the minute you depart, you'll have your own private home with all the creature comforts at your disposal. Kick off your shoes, and relax in a home away from home or play in the sea. Taste culinary delights and end your day with a romantic Caribbean sunset. Located in the heart of Rum Point on the north shore of Grand Cayman, this two-bedroom/2.5-bath home is ideal for a family or two couples. It features a swimming pool, deck, a lagoon with dock, and water views from both the two-story, screened-in porch and the bedroom balconies. Island House is set in landscaped gardens with white sand on the quiet waters of the lagoon just 150 feet from your back door. It's fully equipped with every comfort for an outstanding vacation in a contemporary tropical house. The famous Rum Point Beach is accessed by a sand path between white picket fences -- just a few steps from the front door. As you walk towards the beach, cool trade winds will quickly erase all thoughts of your job, commute, and bad weather at home. You'll see Australian pines with island parrots and tropical birds sitting on their feathery branches. This lovely home features lots of glass to take in the incredible views. Looking through a two-story wall of glass from the foyer, office/music room, and living room, you'll see the Caribbean Sea. Turn around, and you'll see the screened-in-lanai, backyard, and the lagoon beyond (about 50/100 feet) through 20 feet of sliding glass doors. Adjacent to the living room is the dining room and kitchen. Kitchen amenities include a coffeemaker, microwave, blender, rice cooker, and all the necessary cooking utensils. Off to the side is a closet with games and storage space, a half bath, and a laundry room with a washer, dryer, ironing board, and laundry supplies. Directly off the kitchen, the two-story, screened-in lanai features an informal dining area with a barbecue gas grill. Form the lanai you'll have an unobstructed view of the hand-raked, sand lawn, backyard with tropical tress and shrubs -- leading to the pool (within 50 feet), boat dock, and lagoon shoreline. This Island House offers two master bedroom suites upstairs. Each bedroom has a full private bathroom with shower and bath, and sliding glass doors opening onto a private screened-in-balcony. Both rooms have a lagoon view. And both have walk-in-closets, a ceiling fan, TV, a clock radio, and individual air-conditioning. One bedroom is equipped with a king-size bed and dresser, while the other bedroom has two double beds and dresser. Located on the quiet North Side of the island, a 45-minute drive from the busy city of Georgetown, it has the famous Rum Point Beach only a few steps from your front door, a fresh water pool only a few steps from your back door, an inlet lagoon that exits in to the Caribbean Sea, many activities for adults and children, many very good restaurants, a complete water facility 'Red Sport Sails' at Rum Point Beach which offers any water sport you could want, a convenience store within a short distance and some of the World's finest neighbors. Grand Cayman's Best Kept Secret! -
Delightful Beachfront
Grand Cayman: Kaibo Yacht Club: Condo in a complex- 2 BDR
- 2 BA
- Sleeps 6
- #112273
$250 to $300 USD/night 
Cayman Islands luxury ground floor condo nestled in a tropical paradise, on the sandy shores of Cayman Kai in the exclusive Rum Point area. Seventeen feet of glass doors face the water. Walk out the back screened patio onto the beach. Nicely furnished, secluded and relaxing... yet close enough to town for all other activity. Visit stingray city - tours from Kaibo or Rum Point. Kayak tours right from our beach. Kaibo Yacht Club bar & grill offers great food and drinks and elegant upstairs dining. Tourist activities abound throughout the island. 2 Twin beds can be converted into a King bed upon request. -
Private Oceanfront Home on
Grand Cayman: Beach style house- 3 BDR
- 4 BA
- Sleeps 8
- #238374
$571 to $857 USD/nightGrand Cayman is only about 23 miles long with much to do and see and this is in the perfect location to explore everything the island has to offer. An oceanfront home in the quiet North Side of Grand Cayman offering the finest, accommodations on the island. It is located on a private sandy beach. You will literally have the beach to yourselves. There are amazing reefs to snorkel right in front of the house in shallow, calm, warm waters. We also provide you 1 double and 2 single kayaks at no extra charge. It is peaceful and private; however, if you should decide you want a little more tourist action, Rum Point is just up the street where you will find paddle boats, jet skis, a beach restaurant and bar, a gift shop, volleyball, hammocks and lounge chairs. You can even arrange a snorkel or dive trip that leaves right from the pier. (A trip to Stingray City Sandbar is a must do and a short boat ride away). A day at Rum point is a day well spent. Also close to some of the best restaurants on the island and excellent dive/snorkel operations should you wish to arrange either. There 2 major grocery stores you will pass on your way from the airport that have everything you would find in the States and there are several small grocery stores very close to the property. Some of the best sites on the island are only minutes away. Take the time to explore the Botanical Gardens (home of the recovery program for the Blue Iguanas only found only found in Grand Cayman). A an exciting addition to North Side are the Crystal Caves which is a lovely hike and tour of the caves and natural surroundings. A great evening on the beach can be found at the Beach BBQ at Kiabo Yacht club with live music and island food. Loaded with amenities to make your vacation a time to remember. There are 3 oceanfront, queen suites with ensuite baths (1 on the first floor and 2 upstairs). The upstairs suites also have a twin beach in each room. There is a deck on the second floor overlooking the sea and an oceanfront screen porch on the first floor. There is also an oceanfront pool surrounded with chaise lounges. There are comfortable adirondack chairs and foot stools on the beach as well. Equipped with high-speed wireless internet, 42" flat Screened HDTV, a Blu-ray DVD player with a large selection of movies. The kitchen is outfitted with state–of-the-art appliances, a toaster, blender, mixer, Cuisinart pots and pans, cone filter coffee maker, and plenty of dishes, glasses and cutlery. Outside you will find a built-in charcoal BBQ. In addition, there is a free standing ice machine in the laundry room and front loading a washer and dryer. All luxurious linens and towels are provided, even the beach towels. The entire home is tiled with porcelain tile and has 4-zone central air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout. It is furnished with high end furniture. A great effort has been made to ensure that this is not a typical rental property but a home away from home. Simply the best rental property in Grand Cayman, so come visit us today!
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New Luxurious Condo at
Cayman Brac: Kings Point: Townhouse in a complex- 2 BDR
- 3 BA
- Sleeps 6
- #208289
$200 to $200 USD/night 
As you arrive to our townhouse at this new complex, you will be welcomed by the lush exotic greenery. Inside our home, you feel the coolness of the fresh air from the fans and air conditioning. Your feet touch the double glazed Italian porcelain tiles and melt you into your experience. Such luxury. Everything that you could want to make your vacation the best. Exhausted from your flight, you head right up the carpeted stairs to find your King bed waiting for you in the Master Bedroom. But to sleep. No. One step out to the balcony and the fragrant tropical air, the swimming pool and hot tub beckon you to explore further. Quickly changing into your swim suit, you dash downstairs, thru the main floor and out the patio door just a few steps to the awaiting swimming pool and hot tub. Shall you stop by the four awaiting hammocks on the way down to the ocean. Later. There it is. Just steps from your door ~ THE OCEAN. With a cut, stairs and ladder, there is easy access into the ocean right in front of our home. Finally, back into the home. Well furnished with everything that you could want. Livingroom with large sofa that pulls out to a Queen bed, large overstuffed chair and ottoman, end tables, coffee table and recreation centre with large 40 inch television and blu ray player. A welcome binder is there for you to use as a guide to this island, full of excellent ideas of things to do, where to dive or snorkel, restaurant suggestions and so much more. There beside the dining room is a large shelving unit filled with jigsaw puzzles, books, DVDs, board and card games and everything you could want in the event of a rainy day. A laundry closet with washer and dryer and two dryer racks for fresh air drying and complete with large ironing board and iron. A powder room is downstairs and two full bathrooms upstairs all with high end fixtures. Ah, the kitchen. I didn’t come on vacation to cook, is the comment that I hear most often. And yet ~ look at this beautiful kitchen, decked out with everything that you could possibly want. Lots of dishes, glasses, cutlery, pots and pans, Pyrex and Corning Ware, every small appliance that you could want . . . all this awaits you as you prepare the local fresh catch of the day. And back upstairs at the end of the day. Ah, but just a moment out on the balcony, sitting back to watch the stars. Or shall we soak in the hot tub first. Or shall we lounge in the large bath tub with the beautiful waterfall spout. Relax and fall asleep on the large King Size pillow top mattress with four large King pillows. Or were you relegated to the back bedroom. Not to worry, all windows have views of the ocean and the bluff. The second bedroom has a nice Queen bed with the same pillow top mattress, and another four King pillows. And yes, it has its own private bathroom with large shower with rain shower head. Luxury throughout. Daily rate is $200 USD, double occupancy, minimum 7 days. LUCKY 13!!! Book 14 nights, pay for 13.. Three weeks ~ $3000 US$-double-occupancy Four-weeks~$3600US$-double-occupancy Longer-rentals 1 - 5 months is $3600 USD/mo, includes wi-fi, power, water. CI tax of 13% if applicable, damage deposit $500. OR-$1800US$-per-month-includes-wi-fi-but-does-not-include-utilities. Rental 6 - 11 months $1500 USD, Rental 12 months+ $1400 USD/mo. Includes wifi, does not include other utilities. Tax not applicable. WELCOME AND ENJOY! -
Cayman Brac, 1 Bedroom
Cayman Brac: Carib Sands Beach Resort: Condo in a complex- 1 BDR
- 1 BA
- Sleeps 2
- #15350
$128 to $150 USD/night The complex features a large, beach-front pool area, landscaped grounds, an exercise room and a dock pavilion which offers exceptional views of Cayman Brac's spectacular sunsets. The unit features central air conditioning, ceiling fans and cable television. The kitchen is equipped with full-size appliances, microwave and coffee maker for your convenience. Ground floor units have a private poolside patio. The bedroom is spacious with a queen-sized bed, large closet, night tables and chest-of-drawers. Ceiling fans in all rooms. Patio doors open from the living room to a private, pool-side patio Coin-operated washers and dryers available to guests. Double-sized Murphy bed in the living room.
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Pirate Festival (November): The Pirates invade George Town, Grand Cayman each November for a fiesta of music, dancing, costumes, food, drink and fireworks. Pirate Week is a one of a kind and the only place to celebrate the colourful characters of the past is in the warm sun of the Caribbean. The 'Pirates' land in George Town Harbour in renovated pirate ships, hoisting their Jolly Rogers high to the delight of thousands of families who gather to enjoy the Islands' heritage. A variety of parties, sporting events and cultural heritage celebrations take place throughout the week and leading up to it. There is something for the whole family.
Cayman Cookout (January): The Cayman Islands Cookout is a world class food and wine event that draws well-known international chefs, wine experts and spirit blenders from all over the world. Events for the cookout include cooking demonstrations, special gala dinners, culinary island tours and wine tastings. While one of the big focuses of the event is delicious food and fine wine, another focus is the Cayman Islands and enjoying the natural beauty and splendour of the islands.
Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon (December): The Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon - including a full marathon, a half marathon, a team relay race and a kids' fun run - gives runners the opportunity to run a race on a beautiful, fast and very flat course, one loop for half marathoners and two for the marathoners, with the option to extend the trip into a relaxing post-marathon island holiday. The race has been rated as very well organised, with plenty of special touches and freebies such as greeters at the airport, free shuttle services to and from the start and finish, a carb-loading dinner included in the cost, and more. It is also a Boston qualifier for those aiming for the prestigious marathon the following year. Local crownd support for the races is inspiring, with people crowding onto sidewalks to watch the runners and cheer them along. With the early start time, runners avoid the worst of the day's heat and have the opportunity to start running under the clear starry skies, and watch the sunrise as the run continues.
The Family Travel Network
10 Spectacular Places for Families to See Sea Turtles
By Nancy Schretter, Editor
http://www.familytravelnetwork.com/articles/10_family_seaturtles.asp
One spot in the Caribbean that is often associated with sea turtles is the Cayman Islands. Over 340,000 cruise passengers and visitors to Grand Cayman Island stop to visit the Cayman Islands Turtle Farm, home to over 16,000 Green sea turtles. Visitors have the opportunity to observe tiny baby sea turtles as well as massive adults, and a small group of young Green sea turtles are available to be held by guests. Each year, over 28,000 hatchlings and yearlings are released by the Farm into the waters surrounding the Cayman Islands.
It is quite rare to have the opportunity to see sea turtles in the wild. Along the adjoining sidebar, you'll find 10 spectacular locations for families to see marine turtles nesting, hatching, and swimming in their natural environment. One or two are in rather remote locations, but almost all offer excellent accommodations for families combined with outstanding eco-tourism opportunities. If your family loves nature, pick any of these destinations and you'll be likely to have the opportunity to make vivid vacation memories of your own.
Point of Interest - Stingray City
www.caymanislands.ky/activities/attractions/stingraycity.aspx
Ever pet a stingray in an aquarium? How about petting a few dozen while wading in the Caribbean? The Stingray City Sandbar is one of the top Cayman attractions and a must-do on your Grand Cayman vacation. Stingray City is home to a whole fleet of southern stingrays who congregate near the shore.
The stingrays began gathering in the area decades ago when fisherman used to clean fish on the shallow sand bars. The stingrays would forget their normally shy dispositions and feast on the guts of the cleaned fish. Soon the stingrays began to associate the sound of a boat motor with food. In the late 1980s, divers started feeding squid to the stingrays, one of their favourites.
Today, Stingray City is a readily accessible, once-in-a-lifetime Grand Cayman experience for anyone who wishes to see one of nature’s most majestic creatures up close.
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Pirate Festival (November): The Pirates invade George Town, Grand Cayman each November for a fiesta of music, dancing, costumes, food, drink and fireworks. Pirate Week is a one of a kind and the only place to celebrate the colourful characters of the past is in the warm sun of the Caribbean. The 'Pirates' land in George Town Harbour in renovated pirate ships, hoisting their Jolly Rogers high to the delight of thousands of families who gather to enjoy the Islands' heritage. A variety of parties, sporting events and cultural heritage celebrations take place throughout the week and leading up to it. There is something for the whole family.
Cayman Cookout (January): The Cayman Islands Cookout is a world class food and wine event that draws well-known international chefs, wine experts and spirit blenders from all over the world. Events for the cookout include cooking demonstrations, special gala dinners, culinary island tours and wine tastings. While one of the big focuses of the event is delicious food and fine wine, another focus is the Cayman Islands and enjoying the natural beauty and splendour of the islands.
Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon (December): The Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon - including a full marathon, a half marathon, a team relay race and a kids' fun run - gives runners the opportunity to run a race on a beautiful, fast and very flat course, one loop for half marathoners and two for the marathoners, with the option to extend the trip into a relaxing post-marathon island holiday. The race has been rated as very well organised, with plenty of special touches and freebies such as greeters at the airport, free shuttle services to and from the start and finish, a carb-loading dinner included in the cost, and more. It is also a Boston qualifier for those aiming for the prestigious marathon the following year. Local crownd support for the races is inspiring, with people crowding onto sidewalks to watch the runners and cheer them along. With the early start time, runners avoid the worst of the day's heat and have the opportunity to start running under the clear starry skies, and watch the sunrise as the run continues.
The Family Travel Network
10 Spectacular Places for Families to See Sea Turtles
By Nancy Schretter, Editor
http://www.familytravelnetwork.com/articles/10_family_seaturtles.asp
One spot in the Caribbean that is often associated with sea turtles is the Cayman Islands. Over 340,000 cruise passengers and visitors to Grand Cayman Island stop to visit the Cayman Islands Turtle Farm, home to over 16,000 Green sea turtles. Visitors have the opportunity to observe tiny baby sea turtles as well as massive adults, and a small group of young Green sea turtles are available to be held by guests. Each year, over 28,000 hatchlings and yearlings are released by the Farm into the waters surrounding the Cayman Islands.
It is quite rare to have the opportunity to see sea turtles in the wild. Along the adjoining sidebar, you'll find 10 spectacular locations for families to see marine turtles nesting, hatching, and swimming in their natural environment. One or two are in rather remote locations, but almost all offer excellent accommodations for families combined with outstanding eco-tourism opportunities. If your family loves nature, pick any of these destinations and you'll be likely to have the opportunity to make vivid vacation memories of your own.
Point of Interest - Stingray City
www.caymanislands.ky/activities/attractions/stingraycity.aspx
Ever pet a stingray in an aquarium? How about petting a few dozen while wading in the Caribbean? The Stingray City Sandbar is one of the top Cayman attractions and a must-do on your Grand Cayman vacation. Stingray City is home to a whole fleet of southern stingrays who congregate near the shore.
The stingrays began gathering in the area decades ago when fisherman used to clean fish on the shallow sand bars. The stingrays would forget their normally shy dispositions and feast on the guts of the cleaned fish. Soon the stingrays began to associate the sound of a boat motor with food. In the late 1980s, divers started feeding squid to the stingrays, one of their favourites.
Today, Stingray City is a readily accessible, once-in-a-lifetime Grand Cayman experience for anyone who wishes to see one of nature’s most majestic creatures up close.
