Cheap Hotels in Grand Cayman Island, Cayman Islands

A rental car is the best means to explore Grand Cayman Island, but driving around Grand Cayman Island can be quite a task especially if you are visiting the city for the first time. To help you avoid unnecessary hassle, below are some tips on getting around Grand Cayman Island:

Grand Cayman follows left side driving. If you see white or yellow solid single or double white lines in the centre of the road, it spells, do not overtake.

Although driving slow on Grand Cayman Island is an offence, pedestrian traffic is of great importance. Always a maintain a speed limit that varies between 25mph and 50mph.

On Grand Cayman Island you can find safe and secure parking facilities at most of the hotels and resorts. The airport is also a preferred parking lot, specially in the case of long term parking.

While on the biggest of all the Cayman islands, a day drip to Rum Point beach is definitely something you cannot miss, especially if you are traveling with children. Let your little ones explore the clear shallow waters while you sip a cool cocktail from one of the many exotic beach bars.

Spend a day at Smith Cove, few miles south of Georgetown to make some everlasting Caribbean memories. Drive down from any part of the island and enjoy the spectacular snorkeling and deep sea diving experience. The local life is also full of flare, don't forget to pick up a Caribbean souvenir for your friends and family back home.