Made up of three isles, the Cayman Islands is a carefree Caribbean hotspot. And it’s pretty remote – its closest neighbour, Cuba, is more than 300 miles away – making it ideal for a tropical retreat. The main island, Grand Cayman, is all about barefoot luxury and lazy beach days. Cayman Brac is perfect for adventurers, while Little Cayman is a tranquil haven. Whether you stay in one place or go island-hopping, a holiday to the Cayman Islands offers the ultimate escape.

Grand Cayman definitely lives up to its name. A fusion of culture and nature, this island has a warm, welcoming feel. On the west coast, you’ll find the spectacular crescent-shaped Seven Mile Beach, which is regularly named as the ‘best beach in the Caribbean’. Go diving at Rum Point or take a boat trip to a series of sandbars off the North Sound, where you’ll find countless stingrays – so much so that it’s often referred to as Stingray City. Away from the coast, you can spend time admiring traditional architecture in the capital, George Town. And no holiday to Grand Cayman would be complete without a visit to Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, where you can spot rare blue iguanas. Other must-sees include the historical Pedro St James Castle, the former capital of Bodden Town, and the Mastic Trail – a path which weaves through subtropical forest.

Want to cover more ground on your holiday to the Cayman Islands? A 30-minute flight from Grand Cayman takes you to Cayman Brac. Discover the island’s flora and fauna, or join in with some thrilling activities. You’ll find limestone caves and sinkholes – ideal for awe-inspiring dives – and you might even spot a shipwreck. Back on dry land, why not visit the tiny towns of Cotton Tree Bay and Watering Place? Or hit the hiking trails in search of the colourful birds which soar above Cayman Brac’s lush forest.

Last, but certainly not least, there’s Little Cayman. Just 10 miles long and one mile wide, this pint-sized isle has a surprising amount of things to do. It’s a great opportunity to discover a genuine hidden gem, practically untouched by tourists. Bask on a deserted palm-lined beach, or head to the South Hole Sound to swim in the turquoise lagoon. Dive down to Bloody Bay Wall – a dramatic dive site with a 5,000 foot drop-off and fantastic marine life. Or hop in a kayak and paddle over to Owen Island. A tiny islet lying southwest of Little Cayman, it’s often described as the unofficial fourth Cayman Island.

Whether you want to spend your days swimming, sunbathing or exploring – or a combination of all three – our Cayman Island holidays have you covered. Speak to our Travel Specialists to start planning your dream getaway.