If the white-sand beaches, crystal-clear water, and endless sunshine aren’t enough, there are several new seasonal events, menus, and programs happening in the Cayman Islands just in time for your summer vacation.
Whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or with a partner, here are five compelling reasons to put the islands at the top of your travel list:
- Camana Bay offers a relaxed, well-rounded getaway. Stroll through quiet garden retreats, join monthly Tai Chi classes, or take in panoramic views of Grand Cayman from the 75-foot observation tower. The town center also delivers a diverse dining scene to suit any mood — from casual treats to romantic dinners. Sample fresh pastries at Jessie’s Juice Bar, enjoy waterfront teppanyaki at Mizu Asian Bistro & Bar, or savor seasonal, farm-to-table dishes and live music at Abacus. Camana Bay’s restaurants reflect the islands’ international influences while celebrating local flavors.
- Discover the island’s first on-island boutique resort, Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa, located on the famed Seven Mile Beach. The property features striking architecture, sweeping ocean views, refined dining options, and a luxurious spa, making it an ideal base for both relaxation and exploration.
- Don’t miss a special culinary moment: Chef Clare Smyth will host a pop-up restaurant experience at Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa. The week-long program includes intimate tasting dinners and a grand gala finale, offering an exceptional opportunity to enjoy inventive, world-class cuisine in an island setting.
- Learn “All About Local” through curated programming designed to deliver an authentic island experience. Explore farmers’ and artisan markets, or join The Flavor Tour — a guided dining experience that highlights local ingredients across Camana Bay’s restaurants and showcases the diverse tastes of the Cayman Islands.
- Between May and June, sea turtles mate and nesting females come ashore to lay eggs on the quiet beaches of Little Cayman. The Marine Turtle Research Conservation Program runs volunteer initiatives that allow visitors to walk the beaches, help locate and protect nests, and learn about local conservation efforts.