Bespoke Social Distancing Luxury Holidays

Our villas and condos offer self-catering facilities and easy access to the beautiful, turquoise Caribbean Sea. Either stay on Seven Mile Beach – a great base for your time in Grand Cayman – or explore other parts of the island including the East End and Rum Point. Most self-catering properties come with the option to have the fridge stocked ready for your arrival, so there’s no need to worry... about what to eat! Villas also have the option of a private chef to create delicious locally inspired dishes using fresh ingredients.

All taxi companies require a special licencse in Cayman and new hygiene regulations are in place to ensure every journey follows strict sanitation guidelines. However, car hire is one of the easiest and most comfortable means of transport with car hire services available at all airports. Each of the three Cayman Islands are easy to get around and driving is on the left, just like the UK. On Grand Cayman no two places are further than an hour’s drive apart, making exploring easy! All you need to do...

Seven Mile Beach is an expansive stretch of white sand. The waterfront is open to the public making it possible to walk the full length of the shore, regardless of where you are staying.

Each island has its own array of beautiful beaches. From the rocky shores of Long Beach on Cayman Brac, to the seclusion of Point O’ Sand on Little Cayman, the beaches in the Cayman Islands are some of the best in the world. Rum Point and Smith Barcadere on Grand Cayman are prefect for swimming and snorkelling, with warm shallow water and colourful marine life.  But if you are looking for total seclusion, why not choose a villa with its own beach? Equipped with kayaks, beach games and a barbecue, you’re guaranteed to have the whole place to yourselves.

The Cayman Islands is widely known as the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean. Famed for its strong farm- and sea-to-table ethos, dishes are prepared using fresh, local ingredients. The 200+ restaurants range from fine dining to fresh fish straight from the boat, with something to suit everyone. Dining options include tables outside in the cooling sea breeze with views of the beautiful ocean, as well as the option to take away to enjoy in your own time and space. Or why not visit the Farmer’s Market to buy fresh, local produce to prepare at a later date? And of course, there is always the option to treat yourself to your very own private chef.

Ask your captain to stop off at the reef for some snorkelling before heading back, or visit Star Fish Point to get up close to these beautiful star shaped echinoderms. Why not book a charter boat with a private Jet Ski for added adrenaline?

A secret lagoon on Grand Cayman is one of a handful of places in the world where the phenomenon of bioluminescence can be found. Best described as underwater fairy dust, it is caused by a single cell organism reacting to movement in the water, resulting in an effervescent light. This unforgettable experience is best witnessed by kayak on dark nights when the moon is at its lowest. Tours operate using single kayaks and so ensure social distancing, but double kayaks are available for family members to paddle together. Charter your own private electric boat for those who prefer not to kayak.

The Cayman Islands is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, all of which is available to see on self-guided tours. Cayman Brac is home to a crisscross of hiking trails where fleeting glimpses of the rare Cayman Brac Parrot can be seen in the canopy. The red-footed booby pond in Little Cayman is one of the biggest colonies of these fascinating birds in the western hemisphere. Visit the pond on Little Cayman and read about the wealth of wildlife there at the National Trust Visitor Centre.
On Grand Cayman, flora and fauna take pride of place in the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, where the rare ghost orchid can be seen. Explore the park at your own pace and look out for the endangered blue iguana, only found on Grand Cayman and nowhere else in the world. A hike of the Mastic Trail offers sightings of the many bird species found in Cayman, as well as the chance to spot the Cayman Islands’ national flower – the banana orchid.
Single kayak tours of the mangroves offer an alternative mode of transport, and are a great way to learn about these vital ecosystems.

Operators are following current guidelines around sanitation and social distancing for your peace of mind, but why not ask for a bespoke private tour with your group and a local dive master for the ultimate diving experience.

Discover the culture, history and heritage of the Cayman Islands by visiting some of the destination’s historic sites. Wander around the gardens of Pedro St. James, the birthplace of democracy in the Cayman Islands, admiring the magnificent reconstruction of an 18th Century Great House at your leisure. The house stands on a prominent setting on the shores of Grand Cayman offering stunning sea views.
Sanitation and social distancing guidelines are in operation to assure everyone’s wellbeing.