Grand Cayman
480 miles south of Miami, Florida lies Grand Cayman. Being just a short hour’s flight from the United States makes Grand Cayman one of the most conveniently located Caribbean islands for international travel. Its accessibility to the U.S. and the rest of the world contributes to Grand Cayman’s booming tourist trade. The largest of the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman is made up of five districts: North Side, Bodden Town, East End, West Bay and the capital, Georgetown.
Grand Cayman is the most cosmopolitan of the three Islands, with over 150 restaurants and bars to choose from, offering everything from traditional Caymanian cuisine to fine Michelin star dining. There is duty-free shopping of luxury brands, three signature golf courses and the Caribbean’s first ever La Prairie ‘Silver Rain’ Spa, located at the 5 star Ritz Carlton hotel resort.
The Cayman Islands’ tax-free status has made Grand Cayman a lucrative and popular investment location and it has now become one of the world’s leading offshore financial centres. In addition to Grand Cayman being a leading financial hub, the island’s outstanding set of credentials are attracting an array of exciting new projects
Grand Cayman will see massive change in the coming years with plans from the Cayman Islands Government to improve the infrastructure, boost the economy and increase the population of the Islands. Ambitious strategic planning is already in place for some projects, such as a mega Seaport in East End, the expansion of Owen Roberts International Airport, a multi-million dollar Health Care City and Special Economic Zone. In some cases construction has already begun, as seen with the further development of the Camana Bay community and the construction of an elite condominium complex on Seven Mile Beach.
This is a highly exciting time for Grand Cayman and indeed all of the islands. Real change is in progress
to actively plan for a significant increase in population, tourism and commerce. This has created an
unparalleled investment opportunity as demand for real estate will soon far outstrip supply.
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Last updated on September 16, 2011