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Bahamas Accommodations

Bahamas accommodations

Bahamas accommodations

Bahamas accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “The Islands of Song”.

Bahamas known for: white / pink sand beaches, water activities, fishing, underground caverns, mangrove estuaries, Conch, Bahama Mama cocktails, swimming pigs, pirate legends

700 islands and 2,400 cay archipelagos make up The Bahamas, which is located a few hundred miles southeast of Florida. With visibility upwards of 200 feet below the surface, turquoise Bahamian waters are some of the world’s clearest. The Bahamas capital, Nassau is located on New Providence island. Once home to pirate legends such as Henry Every (Long Ben), Benjamin Hornigold (turncoat pirate hunter), Henry Jennings (turncoat pirate hunter), Edward Teach or Edward Thache Jr. (Blackbeard – American Patriot?), Charles Vane, John Rackham (Calico Jack), Samuel Bellamy (Black Sam), New Providence (Nassau) was arguably the greatest first example of a Republic.

Bahamas main airport: Lynden Pindling International Airport (Nassau)

Airport car rental agencies: Avis Bahamas

Rideshare service: unavailable

Licensed taxis will have the word “Taxi” on the license plate.

19 additional Bahamas airports provide international service.

To get from New Providence (Nassau) to other islands such as Andros (The Bahanas largest island) take domestic flight or ferry. A domestic flight from New Providence island to Andros island should take about 20 minutes. Flights to Andros are also possible from Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Domestic flight service: Titan Air, Le Air, SkyBahamas (to Cat Island)

Flights to Andros from Fort Lauderdale: Makers Air, Aztec Airways

Ferry service: Bahamas Ferries (Nassau to other islands)

Bahamas top events: Junkanoo, Bahamian Music and Heritage Festival, Cat Island Rake And Scrape Festival, Eleuthera Pineapple Festival, All Andros Crab Festival

 More fun things (from Nassau): Scenic Powerboat Trip with Swimming Pigs, Catamaran Cruise & More Swimming Pigs!

The Bahamas of today has become popular for mobile business (massage therapy, catering, bars / bartenders). English is The Bahamas primary language. Local, colloquial words include tings (things) and tanks (thanks). When out at night in The Bahamas it’s generally best to stick to tourist / accommodations areas. The Bahamas currency is the Bahamian Dollar, cars travel on the left-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Good to know is that United States Dollars are also readily accepted. Bahamas accommodations are some of the Caribbean’s best. Before we get to Bahamas accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

The Taino people, moving from Hispaniola, first inhabited The Bahamas sometime around 500 AD. Known as the Lucayan people, original Bahamian residents numbered around 30,000 upon Christopher Columbus’ arrival circa 1492. The first European to discover The Bahamas, Columbus likely made landfall in what he named San Salvador, an island locally known as Guanahani. Columbus exchanged goods with “Indians” in this “New World”, which he claimed for the Crown of Castile. The Treaty of Tordesillas circa 1494 between Portugal and Castile placed The Bahamas in Spanish control. From 1513 to 1648, Castile shipped native Lucayans as slaves back to Hispaniola, resulting in The Bahamas’ desolation. The Bahamas’ first European settlers were known as the Eleutheran Adventurers, led by William Sayle, who commenced development between 1646 and 1648. Sayle, wanting a place to worship God freely while establishing England’s claim to The Bahamas archipelago, settled on the Island of Segatoo, which was renamed Eleuthera after the Greek word meaning “freedom”.  King Charles II granted the islands to the Lords Proprietors of the Carolinas circa 1670. From there, the age of piracy and attacks ensued. In 1684, Spanish corsair Juan de Alcon raided the capital of Charles Town (later renamed Nassau). In March 1696, the English pirate Henry Every, captaining the ship Fancy, anchored at Royal Island off Eleuthera. Avery, bribing then-governor Nicholas Trott with gold and silver, established Nassau as a safe-haven pirate base. At this time, the legendary pirate Blackbeard, under Benjamin Hornigold’s tutelage, sought refuge in Nassau. In 1703, a joint Franco-Spanish expedition briefly occupied Nassau during the War of the Spanish Succession. Hornigold, in 1713, led the establishment of Nassau’s Republic of Pirates. The English sea captain, privateer and slave trader Woodes Rogers was sent by the British crown to restore order in The Bahamas. After a difficult struggle, Rogers succeeded in suppressing piracy by way of George I‘s “Kings Pardon“, which would grant clemency to any pirate who agreed no later than September 5, 1718. Many pirates, including Hornigold, agreed to the King’s Pardon and became “pirate hunters”. Others, such as Calico Jack and Charles Vane, were ultimately gibbeted, while Blackbeard was covertly killed in action by way of decapitation.  Following the Golden Age of Piracy, African slaves brought to the island made up the majority of the population until 1834, when slavery was abolished. The Bahamas became an independent Commonwealth realm in 1973, and thereafter has relatively flourished by way of tourism and offshore finance.

Officially the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, The Bahamas is an island country in the West Indies’ Lucayan Archipelago. Consisting of an island chain spread out over 500 miles and over 100,000 square miles of ocean, The Bahamas is home to over 400,000 “Bahamians”. One of the Americas’ richest countries, The Bahamas and its currency keeps a 1-to-1 fixed exchange rate with the United States Dollar. Tourism accounts for about 70% of the country’s GDP, and employs about half of its workforce. In 2012, 5.8 million people visited The Bahamas, 70% of which were cruise visitors. Militarily, The Bahamas has only a navy, the Royal Bahamas Defence Force, mandated in the name of the King to defend the territory. Goombay, a musical method of storytelling and dancing with a tropical calypso-style melody, is the islands’ official music, while Rake ‘n’ Scrape and Junkanoo are other music types. Named after the Lucayan people, a branch of the Tainos, the Lucayan Archipelago enjoys a tropical Savannah climate, with average high temperatures ranging from 77 degrees Fahrenheit in January, to 90 degrees in August. Historically, hurricane season has been strongest during the August and September months. Bahamian wildlife includes Conch, flamingoes, sea turtles, Abaco Parrots, Bahamian rock iguanas (vulnerable), Sandy Cay iguanas (critically endangered), dolphins and of course, the infamous Exumus pigs. Tiger Beach, an hour-long boat ride from the Grand Bahamas’ West End, in particular is home to tiger sharks. If and when diving, no matter where but especially at Tiger Beach, it is of course wisest to be with a local guide. Not advisable is ocean-swimming anywhere at night. The most common shark species found around the islands is the Caribbean Reef Shark (endangered), which is typically harmless unless provoked. Inland, Hamilton’s Cave, where the Lucayans are thought to have lived at about 500 AD, is the islands’ largest cave system. Found in shallow waters throughout the islands, mangroves are important ecosystems filled with various wildlife in summer and winter. Bahamas points of interest include Blue Lagoon Island, Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park, Dean’s Blue Hole, Cable Beach and Paradise Island. Local foods include cracked conch  (a Bahamian signature dish), rock lobster, stew fish, Johnnycakes (a type of cornmeal flatbread that was an early American staple food), conch salad, pigeon peas and rice, baked crab, souse (head cheese), grouper with grits and rum cake. Fun drinks include the Bahama Mama (rum, orange and pineapple juice, crushed ice), Rum Punch, the Bushwacker (rum-based coffee-like cocktail), Hibiscus Margaritas and more. The Bahamian national drink is switcha,  a non-alcoholic, lemon-lime flavored beverage. Excited perhaps by a little background information on the area, we’re ready for Bahamas accommodations that will help make for an unforgettable experience.

 

 

 

The Island House

Mahogany Hill, Western Road, Nassau

Bahamas accommodations

Old Fort Bay Nassau

Hotel amenities: restaurant, 82-foot lap pool, terrace, spa center, fitness room, local art, flat-screen TVs, energy-conserving automated lights, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, free yoga classes, squash court, paddle tennis court, water sports facilities, cinema, car rentals

Nearby: Cocoplum Bistro, Island Brothers Cie (French bistro), The Captain’s Table (restaurant), St Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, Captains Beach, Lyford Cay Club Marina

Within feet:

      • Old Fort Bay Nassau

Within 7 miles:

      • Cable Beach

Within 12.4 miles:

      • Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park

Within 2.9 miles:

      • Lynden Pindling International Airport

Approximate cost per night (executive suite): $1,063

Cost per person (four people): $266

 

 

 

KettleStone Luxury Villa

Private Lane, Andros Town, Central Andros, Fresh Creek

Bahamas accommodations

Coakley Town | Fresh Creek | Androsia Batik Works Factory

Villa amenities: oceanfront, 3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, private pool, hot tub, kitchen, parking

Nearby: The Beach House (bar), Andros Distributors (supermarket), Gaitor’s Variety Store & Deli (grocery store), 700 Wine & Spirits (liquor store), Captain Bill’s Blue Hole (tourist attraction), Fresh Creek Inlet Shipwreck (tourist attraction)

Within feet:

      • Coakley Town
      • Fresh Creek
      • Androsia Batik Works Factory

Within 12 minutes:

      • Blue Holes (national park)
      • Somerset Beach

KettleStone Luxury Villa on Andros Island is reachable by domestic flight from Nassau or from Fort Lauderdale, Florida (see above for more details).

Approximate cost per night: $1,063

Cost per person (eleven people): $96

 

 

 

Eleuthera Retreat

North Shore, North Palmetto Point

Bahamas accommodations

North Palmetto Point Beach

Hotel amenities: private pink sand beach area, sea views, garden, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchens, hair dryers, private entrance, private parking

Nearby: Lanny’s Restaurant and Bar, Fran&Fab Tree (tourist attraction)

Within feet:

      • North Palmetto Point Beach

Within 2.4 miles:

      • Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve

Within 3.5 miles:

      • French Leave Beach

Within 11 miles:

      • Governor’s Harbor Airport

Eleuthera Retreat is 19 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Beach Front Villa): $1,479

Cost per person (eight people): $184

 

 

 

Malone Souliers

 

 

 

Pineapple Fields

Banks Road, Governorʼs Harbour

Bahamas accommodations

Tippy’s Restaurant and Beachside Bar

Hotel amenities: outdoor pool, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens, free parking

Nearby restaurants / bars: Buccaneer Club (restaurant), Pammy’s (restaurant), New Sunset Inn (restaurant), Four Friends Restaurant, Fish Fry – Home of the “Rum Bubba” (restaurant), 1648 – An Island Restaurant, Tootsie’s Treats (takeout restaurant), Cocojo (bar), Ronnies Hi-D-Way (bar)

Nearby misc.: LMN’s Sweet Treats (ice cream shop), Bacchus Fine Foods (grocery store), Burrows One-Stop Grocery Store, The Tea Kettle Gift Shop & Cafe, Norma’s (gift shop), Edwin’s Turtle Lake Marine Reserve, Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve (national park), Twin Coves Beach, French Leave Beach, RBC ATM

Within feet:

Within 1.3 miles:

      • French Leave Beach

Within 2.6 miles:

      • Twin Coves Beach

Within 10 miles:

      • Governor’s Harbor Airport

Approximate cost per night (one-bedroom apartment – top floor): $436

Cost per person (three people): $145

 

 

 

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Casablanca Bahamas

Palm Cay

Bahamas accommodations

Port New Providence Waterway

Condo amenities: private beach, restaurant, bar, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, pool with view, spa, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, private check-in / out, free parking

Nearby: Cay Village (amenity hub), Fly Fishing Nassau (fishing charter)

Within feet:

      • Port New Providence Waterway

Within 2.6 miles:

      • Blackbeard’s Tower
      • St Augustine’s Monastery

Within 3.9 miles:

      • The Retreat Garden National Park
      • Doongalik Studios

Casablanca Bahamas is 37 minutes from Lynden Pindling International Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $552

Cost per person (six people): $92

 

 

 

Pure Electric

 

 

Paradise Bay Bahamas

Queen Highway – Roker’s Point, Farmerʼs Hill

Bahamas accommodations

Flamingo Bay Beach

B&B amenities: restaurant, sun terrace, garden, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, desks, boat tours, Jet Skiing, surfing, wakeboarding, car, scooter & kayak rentals, free private parking

Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs: Cocoplum Bistro, Exuma (restaurant), Big D’s Conch Spot (restaurant), T’n’T Delights (restaurant), Eva’s Place (takeout restaurant), Peninsular Bar and Seafood Grill (bar), The Drunken Duck Pub (Irish pub)

Nearby misc.: Emerald Bay Marina, Lighthouse Cafe & Ice Cream Parlor, Exuma ATV Adventures

Within feet:

      • Flamingo Bay

Within 1.1 miles:

      • Flamingo Bay Beach
      • Emerald Bay Beach

Within 2.6 miles:

      • Coco Plum Beach

Within 6 miles:

      • Exuma International Airport

Approximate cost per night: $320

 

 

Intimina

 

 

Rollezz Villas Beach Resort

Joe Sound Creek, Cat Island, Old Bight

Bahamas accommodations

Cat Island

Resort amenities: restaurant, private beach area, sea / mountain views, patio, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, full kitchenettes, free bike rentals, free parking

Nearby: Sunshine Restaurant, J&R’s Restaurant, Da Pink Chicken (bar & grill), Favor’s Service Centre (gas station)

Within feet:

      • Cat Island (secluded Out Island – pink-sand beaches, plantation ruins, diving, kiteboarding)

Within 4 miles:

      • Mermaid Lake

Within 7 miles:

      • Mount Alvernia

Within 33 miles:

      • Arthurs Town Airport

Rollezz Villas Beach Resort is reachable from Nassau by domestic flight (see above)

Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Villa): $695

Cost per person (eight people): $87

 

 

Bake Me A Wish Cake

 

 

So there they are, Bahamas accommodations that will help make for an incredible trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in the Caribbean!

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Jamaica Accommodations

Jamaica accommodations

Jamaica accommodations

Jamaica accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Rock” and “Jamrock”.

Jamaica known for: beaches, coral reefs, diving, snorkeling, mountains, rainforests, waterfalls, mineral springs, British-colonial architecture, jerk food (dry-rubbed / wet-marinated with hot spices), Caribbean restaurants & bars, rum, Red Stripe beer, Blue Mountain coffee

Jamaica is located on picturesque Caribbean sea and fairly close to the islands of Haiti, Cuba and the Cayman Islands. A Caribbean island-nation, Jamaica is home to the tourist towns Negril (western coast), Montego Bay (northwestern coast) and Ocho Rios (northern coast). Kingston, the island-nation’s capital city, is located on the southeastern coast. Meaning “land of wood or water” / “land of springs”, the word “Jamaica” derives from an indigenous Caribbean word.

Jamaica main attractions: Rick’s Cafe (Caribbean restaurant – Negril), Dunn’s River Falls, Mystic Mountain, Emancipation Park (Kingston state park), Bob Marley Museum (Kingston Museum), YS Falls (tourist attraction), Bamboo Beach Club (Falmouth beach club), Appleton Estate Rum Tour (tourist attraction), Doctor’s Cave Beach (Montego Bay beach), Green Grotto Caves (Discovery Bay tourist attraction), Jamaican Bobsled Rollercoaster (Ocho Rios tourist attraction), Reach Falls (Manchionea ecological park – waterfall, swimming area, wildlife), Old Spanish Bridge (tourist attraction), Island Gully Falls (tourist attraction – waterfalls, pools, jumping, rope swinging), Rocklands Bird Sanctuary (Montego Bay bird watching area), White River Calypso Rafting & Tubing (tourist attraction), Benta River (Pennycooke park), Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs (Pennycooke tourist attraction), Blue Mountain Peak (mountain peak), Sun Valley Plantation Hummingbird Garden

Jamaica main airport: Sangster International Airport (just north of Montego Bay)

Airport car rental agencies: Epic Car Rental, MoBay Car Rental

Rideshare service: Uber (operates in Kingston only)

Cruise ports: Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Falmouth, Kingston , Port Antonio

Jamaica top events: Ocho Rios Jazz Festival, Reggae Sumfest, Bob Marley Week, Trelawny Yam Festival, Jamaica Carnival, Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament

More fun things: Blue Hole Tour

Jamaica’s official language is English, though most islanders speak a dialect known as Patois. Patois examples are Weh Yuh Ah Seh (what are you saying?), Small up yuhself (make room), Mi Deh Yah (everything is okay), Mi Soon Come (I’ll be right there), Inna di morrows (I’ll see you tomorrow) and Wah Gwaan (what’s up?). When visiting Jamaica, be sure to take extra precautions in Kingston, and be mindful of your surroundings even in Montego Bay, while not flaunting jewelry or smartphones. When traveling outside of tourist areas, it’s best to use a tour agency. In Jamaica, Cars travel on the left-hand side, the drinking age is 18 years old and currency is the Jamaican Dollar. Jamaica accommodations are some of the Caribbean’s best. Before we get to Jamaica accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

Archaeological evidence suggests that the first human presence in Jamaica dates to around 600 AD. At that time, it is believed that the “Redware people” arrived, followed by the South American Taíno people circa 800. The Taino, possibly numbering 60,000 at one point, farmed and fished in south Jamaica near Old Harbour. When England took control of the island in 1655, some of the remaining Taino fled into interior regions and merged with African Maroon communities. Prior to England, however, Spain was the first European country to spot Jamaica. Christopher Columbus, in 1494 on his second voyage to the Americas, claimed the island for Spain. Columbus’ first sighting was of St. Ann’s Bay, which he named “Saint Gloria”. Columbus returned to Jamaica in 1503 and became shipwrecked, causing him and his crew to live on the island for a year while awaiting rescue. Juan de Esquivel established the island’s first Spanish settlement, Sevilla, circa 1509 just west of St. Ann’s Bay. Deemed unhealthy, Sevilla was abandoned in 1524, and Spanish Town became the new capital around 1534. The Taino perished in large numbers due to introduced diseases and enslavement by the Spanish. Consequently, Spain began importing African slaves, many of which escaped enslavement to the mountainous interior and became known as Maroons. Jamaica’s population dwindled to no more than 3,000 by the early17th century. Beginning with the 1655 invasion of Jamaica, England took control of the island from Spain by way of the 1657 Battle of Ocho Rios and the 1658 Battle of Rio Nuevo, with support from the Maroon community. Spain made several attempts to recapture Jamaica. In turn, Britain supported pirates’ attacks on Spanish ships in the Caribbean. Port Royal, at the mouth of Kingston Harbour, became a notorious pirate center. With the 1670 Treaty of Madrid, Spain gave up their ambitions to recapture Jamaica. Jamaica’s population numbered about 4,500 white and 1,500 in 1660. A decade later, African slaves working on English sugar cane plantations made up a majority of the population. Becoming indentured laborers as a consequence of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, Irish made up about two-thirds of the island’s white population around 1655. Sugar, coffee, cotton and indigo accounted for a strong economy in Jamaica during the 1700s. During the 18th century, slaves ran away to join the Maroons, which resulted in a number of wars such as the Maroon and Tacky’s Wars. In 1807, the British abolished the slave trade, but not the institution itself, which led to the 1831 Baptist War. Also known as the Sam Sharp Rebellion, the Baptist War between the Colony of Jamaica and slave rebels resulted in a suppressed rebellion. In 1872, Jamaica’s capital transferred from Spanish Town to Kingston. Jamaica gained independence on August 6, 1962, albeit with a membership in the Commonwealth of Nations.

The Caribbean’s third-largest island at 4,240 square miles, Jamaica is home to around 2.8 million Jamaicans. Roughly 77% of the population is made up of Afro-Jamaicans. Around 70% of Jamaica’s population identifies as Christian, almost entirely practicing Protestantism. Jamaica’s government is a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy, meaning that a hereditary monarch (Great Britain) is the sovereign and head of state. Heavily dependent on tourism, Jamaica welcomes around 4.3 tourists annually. Top sports are cricket and football, while the island also is known for its world-class track-and-field sprinters. Jamaica’s climate is tropical,  with hot, humid weather throughout the year along the coastline. Inland regions tend to be more temperate, and hurricanes are entirely possible. Jamaica’s national bird is the red-billed streamertail, which is a type of hummingbird. Other animals include Jamaican boas, Jamaican hutias (endangered rat-like mammal), fig-eating bats, wild boars, mongoose, American crocodiles, black-billed parrots, Jamaican blackbirds, Greater flamingos, treefrogs, Jamaican sliders (freshwater turtle), Jamaican parrotfish, dolphins and manatees. Additional points of interest include Doctor’s Cave Beach Club and St. Ann Parish. Located in Montego Bay, Luminous Lagoon is a bioluminescent bay that glows at night when disturbed due to dinoflagellate plankton. Local foods include jerk chicken, pork & fish, pea soup, oxtail, fried breadfruit and goat curry, while Jamaica’s national dish is ackee and saltfish. Popular drinks are beer (Red Stripe), rum, tea, ginger beer, rum punch and the “dirty banana” (rum, coffee liqueur, banana liqueur, a fresh banana, half and half cream). With some background information on the island, we’re ready for Jamaica accommodations that will help make for an exciting adventure.

 

 

 

S Hotel Montego Bay

7 Jimmy Cliff Boulevard, Montego Bay

Jamaica accommodations

Doctor’s Cave Beach

Hotel amenities: restaurants, bars, buffet breakfast, swimming pools, sky pools, spa, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, desks, 24-hour front desk

Nearby: The Palm Terrace (wedding venue)

Within feet:

      • Doctor’s Cave Beach
      • One Man Beach

Within 1.1 miles:

      • Closed Harbor Beach

Within 1.5 miles:

      • Catherine Hall Beach

Within 3.6 miles:

      • Palms Entertainment Park

Within 10 miles:

      • Blue Hole Nature Park

S Hotel Montego Bay is within feet of Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Sky -Club Ocean-View Spa Suite): $964

Cost per person (three people): $321

 

 

 

Polkerris Bed & Breakfast

13 Corniche Road, N/A Montego Bay

Jamaica accommodations

One Man Beach

B&B amenities: lounge, free breakfast, terrace with a swimming pool, sea views, garden, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi , flat-screen TVs, safes

Nearby restaurants / bars: Marguerites (fine dining restaurant), Margaritaville Montego Bay, Hunger’s Point (restaurant), The Pelican Grill (family restaurant), Sunset Bar & Restaurant, Brewery Sunset Restaurant & Lounge

Nearby misc.: Coral Cliff (casino), De’Beauti Studio & Spa, Trav Sun Tours Jamaica, Solomone Adventure Tours (tour operator)

Within feet:

      • One Man Beach
      • Catherine Hall Beach

Within 1.1 miles:

      • Jarrett Park
      • The Catherine Hall Entertainment Center

Within 1.3 miles:

      • The Howard Cooke Park

Polkerris Bed & Breakfast is 1.9 miles from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $314

 

 

 

Jamaica Inn

1 Old Road Main Street, Ocho Rios

Jamaica accommodations

Coconut Grove Shopping Village

Resort amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, beach bar, poolside bar, free continental breakfast, outdoor pool, terrace, garden, library, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, business center, meeting rooms, electric vehicle charging point, free parking, airport transfer

Nearby: White River North (shopping plaza)

Within feet:

      • Coconut Grove Shopping Village

Within 1 mile:

      • Pleasure Cove Beach

Within 1.4 miles:

      • Prospect Plantation

Jamaica Inn is 104 minutes from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Cottage – Seven): $2,049

 

 

The Webster

 

 

Catcha Falling Star

West End Road, Negril

Jamaica accommodations

Rick’s Cafe

Resort amenities: private cove, restaurant, bar, outdoor pool, sea views, hot tub, massage services, flat-screen TVs, kitchenettes

Nearby: The Lodge Restaurant at Tensing Pen Hotel (Caribbean restaurant), Kool Vybes (Jamaican restaurant), Sunset Walk (Jamaican restaurant), Shark (restaurant), Just Natural (restaurant), Murphy’s West End (restaurant), Ivan’s (restaurant & bar), Sir D’s (bar), Whoopees Park (bar), Wake N Bake Café

Within feet:

Within 3.3 miles:

      • Seven Mile Beach

Within 3.5 miles:

      • Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs

Within 7 miles:

      • Nigril
      • Royal Palm Reserve

Catcha Falling Star is 51 miles from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night : $307

Cost per person (four people): $76

 

 

 

Ocean Cliff Hotel

West End Road Negril

Jamaica accommodations

Sangster International Airport

Hotel amenities: private beach area, restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, terrace, balconies, garden, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, free private parking, airport transportation

Nearby restaurants / bars: Blue Mahoe (restaurant & bar), Chicken Lavish Restaurant (restaurant), Pirates Dock (bar & grill), Connie’s Country & Western Bar, Canoe Beach Bar

Nearby misc.: Patsy’s Coffeeshop, Moya Spa (massage therapist)

Within feet:

Within 1.6 miles:

      • Seven Mile Beach

Within 1.8 miles:

      • Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs

Within 5 miles:

      • Bloody Bay Beach
      • Hedonism II Beach

Approximate cost per night (Deluxe Double Room): $481

 

 

 

La Maison Valmont

 

 

 

Montego Bay Villa

Calypso Dr., Montego Bay

Jamaica accommodations

Freeport Peninsula

Villa amenities: 4 bedrooms, infinity pool, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, washer, garage parking

Nearby: The Lagoons (apartment complex)

Within feet:

      • Freeport Peninsula

Within 9 minutes:

      • Doctor’s Cave Beach

Montego Bay Villa is 11 minutes from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $1,681

Cost per person (eight people): $210

 

 

 

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Hermosa Cove Villa Resort and Suites

Hermosa Street, Ocho Rios

Jamaica accommodations

Ocho Rios Clock Tower | Mahogany Beach | Shaw Park Gardens

Hotel amenities: private beach, restaurant, 2 bars, beach bar, 3 outdoor pools, rooftop terrace, garden, barbecue grills, library, spa, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, front desk (limited hours), concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, airport transfer

Nearby: Christopher’s at Hermosa Cove (restaurant)

Within feet:

      • Ocho Rios Clock Tower
      • Mahogany Beach
      • Shaw Park Gardens

Within 1 mile:

      • Turtle River Park

Within 1.3 miles:

      • Turtle Beach

Hermosa Cove Villa Resort and Suites is 102 minutes from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Room – Pimento): $1,501

Cost per person (six people): $250

 

 

 

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Orchid Cottage

12 Norbrook Drive, Kingston

Jamaica accommodations

Constant Spring Golf Course | Manor Park Plaza

Guesthouse amenities: pool with a view, sun terrace, garden, garden views, barbecue facilities, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens (select rooms), safety deposit boxes, walk-in showers, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, billiards, picnic area, free private parking

Within feet:

      • Constant Spring Golf Course
      • Manor Park Plaza

Within 1.6 miles:

      • K. S. A. C. Maloney Park

Within 5 miles:

      • Tinson Pen Airdrome
      • Park of World Heroes
      • The Eric Bell Tennis Centre
      • Hope Botanical Garden
      • Temple Hall Estates

Within 6 miles:

      • Old Railway Station

Within 17 miles:

      • Norman Manley International Airport

Approximate cost per night: $108

 

 

 

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The Caves

Light House , Negril

Jamaica accommodations
couples-only

Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs

Hotel bells and whistles: on-site dining, private cave dining for an extra cost (reserved upon check-in), rum bar, bar made from two limestone grottos, 24-hour self-service bar, private terraces, cliff-side guest suites, cottages with ocean views, cliffside hot tub, coffee-making facilities, mini-bars, in-room dining options, free bike rentals, snorkeling tours, local transfer service

Nearby: Jamaican Roots Tropical Farm

Within feet:

      • Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs

Within 1 mile:

      • Seven Mile Beach

Within 5 miles:

      • Nigril

The Caves is 52 miles from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Ocean Front Cottage): $1,292

Cost per person (four people): $323

 

 

 

italist US

 

 

 

Whispering Seas Penthouse

A1 Whispering Seas, Tower Isle St. Mary, Ocho Rios

Jamaica accommodations

Sapphire Island

Penthouse amenities: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, patio with pool views, balcony, garden, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, free private parking

Nearby: Delly’s Brick Oven Pizza Restaurant, Heaven’s Wynter Lodge Sports Bar & Restaurant, Twist Ice Cream & Cheesecake Parlor

Within feet:

      • Sapphire Island
      • Bambu Beach

Within 4.5 miles:

      • Ocho Rios Market

Within 5 miles:

      • Dunn’s River Falls

Within 33 miles:

      • Tinson Pen Airdrome

Approximate cost per night: $378

Cost per person (four people): $94

 

 

 

The Natural Transformer

 

 

Penthouse On The Ridge

Main Street, Ocho Rios

Jamaica accommodations

Ocho Rios Bay Beach

Penthouse amenities: panoramic harbor / town views, private gazebos, free Wi-Fi, private parking

Nearby: Konoko Falls, Turtle River Falls And Garden, Little Dunn’s River Beach, Mystic Mountain Rainforest Adventures

Within feet:

      • Ocho Rios Bay Beach

Within 1 mile:

      • Jerk Center Restaurant
      • Oceans 11 Restaurant
      • General Foods Supermarket

Within  2 miles:

      • Farmers Market

Within 3 miles:

      • Dunns River Falls

Penthouse on the Ridge is 53 miles from Sangster International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (4 Bedroom Signature Villa): $324

Cost per person (five people): $64

 

 

 

White Fox Boutique

 

 

 

So there they are, Jamaica accommodations that will help make for an outstanding trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in the Caribbean!

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Cayman Islands Accommodations

Cayman Islands accommodations

Cayman Islands accommodations

Cayman Islands accommodations welcome you to a destination also known as “The Caymans”.

Cayman Islands known for: 7-mile beach, turquoise waters, white sand, parks, ponds, bays, points, waterfront restaurants, snorkeling, scuba diving, sport fishing, endangered iguanas, seabirds, red-footed boobies, sea turtles, stingrays

Cayman Islands is located about 270 miles west of both Cuba and Jamaica. A British Overseas Territory, the Cayman Islands consist of 3 islands, Grand Cayman (largest), Cayman Brac and Little Cayman (smallest).

Grand Cayman main attractions: Cayman Turtle Centre (wildlife park), Camana Bay (retail / entertainment district), Peppers Bar and Grill (Caribbean restaurant), Stingray City Cayman Islands (sandbar tourist attraction), Tukka East End (restaurant), Cracked Conch Restaurant & Macabuca Tiki Bar, Casanova Restaurant (Italian restaurant), Cayman Crystal Caves (tourist attraction), Seven Mile Beach (coral-sand, snorkeling, swimming, resorts, bars), Smith’s Barcadere (sandy cove, snorkeling, picnic tables, showers, restrooms), Spirit of the West (tour operator), Coccoloba Bar (Mexican restaurant), Governors Beach (white-sand, snorkeling, picnicking), Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park (wildlife park), Lobster Pot (seafood restaurant), Pedro St James (tourist attraction), Cayman Spirits Co. (brewery), Czech Inn Grill (restaurant), Tillies (restaurant), Bàcaro (restaurant), Calypso Grill Cayman (seafood restaurant), Spotts Public Beach, Ristorante Pappagallo (restaurant), Cayman Islands National Museum (museum), Starfish Point (tourist attraction), The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (art museum), Cemetery Beach (long-sandy, snorkeling, beach glass, picnics, shady trees), Cayman Islands Brewery Ltd (brewery)

Cayman Brac points of interest: Pioneer Bakery, Brac Scuba Shack (dive shop), Cayman Brac Lighthouse (tourist attraction), Bat Cave (tourist attraction), Great Cave (tourist attraction)

Little Cayman: Point Of Sand (beach pavilion), Hungry Iguana Restaurant, Seahorse Boutique & Coffee Shop

Cayman Islands main airport: Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA)

Airport car rental agencies: Budget of Grand Cayman, Europcar Grand Cayman, Firefly Rental Car Grand Cayman

Keep in mind that Cayman Airways is the only airline that operates between Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, with no ferry service.

More fun things: Stingray City Catamaran Cruise

Named after rum barrels that once washed up along its shoreline, Rum Point is one of the Caribbean’s most picturesque beaches / snorkeling areas. Starfish Point, home to shallow-water starfish, is in the vicinity of Rum Point. A popular yet secluded recreational spot, Stingray City consists of a series of shallow sandbars in Grand Cayman’s North Sound. Snorkelers may encounter / swim with southern stingrays at Stingray City. Relative to other Caribbean getaways, The Caymans tend to be more expensive. Cayman Islands, where sandals and sunscreen are essential items, offer more of a laid-back setting than an energetic nightlife scene. On Cayman Islands, cars travel on the left-hand side of the road, currency is the Cayman Islands Dollar (KYD) and the drinking age is 18 years old. USDs are accepted readily as well. Cayman Islands accommodations are some of the Caribbean’s best. Before we get to Cayman Islands accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

A lack of archaeological evidence suggests that prior to European arrival, Cayman Islands was uninhabited. During his final voyage to the Americas, Christopher Columbus is thought to have been the first European to sight the islands on May 10, 1503. Columbus named the new islands “Las Tortugas” in honor of the large turtle population discovered there. In turn, the turtles were hunted to near-extinction. Also present on the islands were caimans, a type of alligatoroid. Thus, the islands were referred to as “Caimanas” or “Caymanes”, and eventually were so-named. Following Columbus, no immediate colonization ensued. However, a variety of settlers arrived on the islands such as pirates, Cromwell deserters and shipwrecked sailors. Legendary pirate Blackbeard, whose real name was Edward Teach, was known to operate in Cayman Islands waters. As legend goes, treasure buried by Blackbeard still rests somewhere in a Cayman Brac cave. In 1586, Sir Francis Drake visited the islands briefly. Grand Cayman’s first permanent inhabitant, Isaac Bodden, was born on the island sometime around 1661. Bodden was the grandson of an original settler, who is thought to be one of Cromwell’s deserters involved in the British capture of Jamaica from Spain circa 1655. The 1670 Treaty of Madrid resulted in England’s formal control of Cayman Islands and Jamaica. During the 1730s, a permanent English-speaking population, along with the introduction of slaves by way of Scottish colonial administrator and governor of Jamaica Robert Hunter, appeared. A famous event in Cayman Islands’ history was the Wreck of the Ten Sail, an East End shipwreck that occurred on February 8, 1794. During the shipwreck, Caymanians rescued crews from ten merchant ships to include HMS Convert. In 1802, the islands’ first census tallied a total population of 933 on Grand Cayman, with 545 being slaves. The British Parliament’s Slavery Abolition Act in 1833 abolished slavery in the Cayman Islands. A dependency of the Crown Colony of Jamaica, Cayman Islands was officially declared on June 22, 1863. Cayman Islands became a separate Crown colony following Jamaica’s independence as a Commonwealth realm. In 1952, Owen Roberts International Airport opened, and a tourism boom ensued. Following Jamaica’s Independence in 1962, Cayman Islands came under direct British rule, though the islands historically have been a tax-exempt destination. In 1972, a new constitution was written, and Cayman Islands was granted a large degree of internal autonomy. Hurricane Ivan caused 2 deaths and $4.61 billion in damages on Cayman Islands in 2004.

Home to around 88,000 “Caymanians”, Cayman Islands is the largest (by population) self-governing British Overseas Territory. Over 100 square miles in total area, the territory is part of the Western Caribbean zone and Greater Antilles. The Cayman Islands’ government is a Parliamentary dependency under a constitutional monarchy, meaning that is does not possess full political independence or sovereignty as a sovereign state. Cayman Islands’ capital, George Town, has a population of around 40,000. Around 70% of the islands’ population identifies as Christian. Naturally, English is the territory’s official language. In 2019, The Caymans’ GDP totaled around $4.78 billion. Caymanians, as well as Cayman Islands companies, enjoy zero direct taxation. Apart from tourism, shipping is also a key economic contributor. Home to a tropical wet and dry climate, The Caymans’ average high temperature remains in the 80s degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. The islands’ rainiest months are September and October. Although rare, hurricane landfall is entirely possible, with Ivan being the last hurricane to hit land in 2004. Hurricane season occurs from June to November. Additional points of interest  are George Town, Heroes Square , Mastic Trail, Pedro St. James Castle, East End Light, Hell and Truman Bodden Sports Complex. Local foods include seafood, coconut shrimp, jerk chicken, turtle soup and stew. The Caymans’ unofficial national dish is cassava (heavy cake, margarine, vanilla, boiled coconut milk, brown sugar, spices, grated cassava). Fun drinks are rum punch, daiquiris, piña coladas, bikini martinis and the seven mile breeze (local vodka, cranberry / grapefruit juices, over ice, garnished with lime). The Mudslide frozen drink (vodka, coffee liqueur, Irish cream, vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup) originates from Rum Point circa the 1970s. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Cayman Islands accommodations that will help make for an outstanding experience.

 

 

 

Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa

60 Tanager Way, West Bay

Cayman Islands accommodations

West Bay

Resort amenities: beachside bar & grill, restaurant, bar, private beach area, year-round outdoor pool, sea views, sun terrace, spa center, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations, tea / coffee makers, 24-hour front desk, free bicycle usage, facilities for disabled guests, free on-site parking

Nearby restaurants / bars: Morgan’s Seafood Restaurant, Coccoloba (Mexican restaurant), Bacaro (restaurant), Bonny Moon Beach Club (restaurant), Calico Jacks Bar & Grill, Jungle Bar & Lounge, Pom Pom (bar)

Nearby misc: GC’s Liquor Depot, Cayman Turtle Divers, KAABOO Cayman (festival), Dexter’s FantaSea Tours, Acquarius Sea Tours, Six Senses Cayman Adventures, George’s Watersports, Sail with Friends, Island Splash Water Sports, Cobalt Custom Charters

Within feet:

      • West Bay
      • Seven Mile Beach

Within 2.3 miles:

      • Laguna Del Mar
      • Scholars Park

Within 2.8 miles:

      • West Bay Beach

Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa by IHG is 4.2 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Presidential Suite): $1,779

Cost per person (six people): $296

 

 

 

Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman

32 Seafire Way

Cayman Islands accommodations

Governors Creek

Resort amenities: multiple restaurants, bar, continental / American breakfast, private beach area, outdoor swimming pool, balconies, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, desks, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, ATM, concierge service, private parking, facilitates for disabled guests, shuttle service

Also in the area: Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa

Within feet:

      • Governors Creek
      • Seven Mile Beach

Within 2.5 miles:

      • Jacksons Pond

Within 4.5 miles:

      • Boatswains Beach

Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman by IHG is 5 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Suite with Two Queen Beds and Ocean View): $1,521

Cost per person (six people): $253

 

 

 

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, George Town

Cayman Islands accommodations

The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club Grand Cayman

Hotel amenities: 6 restaurants, bar, snack bar, outdoor pool, sea views, terraces, balconies, spa, hot tub, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, desks, concierge services, tennis court, on-site shops, facilities for disabled guests, free on-site parking

Nearby restaurants / bars: The Falls Steakhouse, Luca Restaurant (Italian restaurant), Good Mood Food Co. (restaurant), Yoshi Sushi, Edoardo’s (Italian restaurant), Blue by Eric Ripert (restaurant), Andiamo (restaurant), Seven (restaurant), Sunshine Grill, Legendz Bar and Grille, Bar Jack, Barolo Bar

Nearby misc.: Island Naturals Cafe, Cost-U-Less (supermarket), Foster’s Supermarket, Tortuga Liquors, Glamorous Hair Studio, Man Cave (hair salon), Beautiful Nails & Day Spa (nail salon), Governors Square (shopping mall), NKY Fashion, The Funky Monkey (clothing store), Kirk Freeport (duty-free store), Ageless Body Cayman (wellness center), The Da Vinci Wellness Centre, Karv Gym, Living The Dream Divers, Governors Beach, St. Matthew’s University

Within feet:

Within 1.9 miles:

      • George Town

Within 7 miles:

      • Water Cay Park

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is 2.7 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Suite): $6,605

Cost per person (eight people): $825

 

 

 

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The Locale Hotel

455 West Bay Rd, George Town

Cayman Islands accommodations

Peppers Bar & Grill

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, à la carte, continental or American breakfast, outdoor swimming pool, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea / coffee makers, safety deposit boxes, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage space, facilities for disabled guests, free parking

Nearby restaurants / pubs: Cimboco (restaurant), The Burger Shack, Chicken! Chicken! (restaurant), Bonfire Urban Kitchen, Al La Kebab, Caribos 7 Sausasian (restaurant), Treats Restaurant, Craft Food & Beverage Co. (gastropub)

Nearby misc.: Havana Cigar Bar, Mariposa Cabaret, Cafe del Sol (coffee shop), Little Tortuga Liquors, Focus Hair and Beauty Salon, Bliss Yoga, Cayman Scents (gift shop), Divers Supply, Chelsea’s Bar (pool billiard club), Kennedy Gallery (art gallery), Seven Mile Beach Post Office, Be Well Pharmacy

Within feet:

Within 2.7 miles:

      • Dart Family Park

Within 7 miles:

      • Water Cay Park

The Locale Hotel is 2.3 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Family Suite): $683

Cost per person (six people): $113

 

 

 

Governors Village Seven Mile Beach Corridor

1240 W. Bay Rd., Seven Mile Beach

Cayman Islands accommodations

Governor’s Beach

Hotel amenities: outdoor pool, children’s pool, garden, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, free parking

Nearby: The Village Café & Bar, Island Naturals The Grove (restaurant), Seven Mile Burger (restaurant), Seven Mile Greens (restaurant), Shopright – The Grove (supermarket), Cost.U.Less (grocery store)

Within feet:

      • Governor’s Beach
      • Seven Mile Beach
      • Governors Square

Within 1 mile:

      • The Strand Shopping Center

Governors Village Seven Mile Beach Corridor is 14 minutes from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Standard Apartment, 4 Bedrooms): $562

Cost per person (eight people): $70

 

 

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Palm Heights

747 West Bay Road, George Town

Cayman Islands accommodations

Tillies | Ragazzi

Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, Full English/Irish, American or vegetarian breakfast, nightclub, private beach area, 2 swimming pools, sea views, terrace, garden, hot tub, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea / coffee makers, mini-bars, 24-hour front desk with English, Spanish, French and Italian-speaking staff, free bike usage, table tennis, water sports facilities, free private parking

Nearby restaurants: Lauren’s (Italian restaurant), Wok-n-Roll (Asian restaurant), Blue Cilantro (restaurant), Saltwater Grill (restaurant), Fresh Kitchen & Coffee, PD’s Sports Bar & Grill

Nearby misc.: The Wine Cellar, Big Daddy’s Liquor Store, Smoothie King, Buy Smart (discount store), The Grand Pavilion (business center), Waterman Cayman Surf Co

Within feet:

Within 2.2 miles:

      • Heroes Square

Within 3.3 miles:

      • Dart Family Park

Palm Heights is 2.7 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Superior Suite): $7,463

Cost per person (four people): $1,865

 

 

 

Regal Beach Club

West Bay Road 431, George Town

Cayman Islands accommodations

Seven Mile Beach | The Wharf Restaurant & Bar

Apartment amenities: outdoor swimming pool, sea views, patio, whirlpool, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens, coffee machines, free on-site parking

Also in the area: The Locale Hotel

Within feet:

Within 1.1 miles:

      • Kirk Market and Fosters Food Fair IGA Market

Within 1.6 miles:

      • Copper Falls Steakhouse

Regal Beach Club is 2.3 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Penthouse Apartment): $1,794

Cost per person (seven people): $256

 

 

 

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Galleon Villas by Hello Cayman Vacation

1083 West Bay Road, Seven Mile Beach

Cayman Islands accommodations

The Strand Shopping Center

Villa amenities: private beach, terrace, outdoor furniture, garden, barbecue grills, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchens, concierge services, laundry facilities, free parking

Also in the area: The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

Within feet:

Within 1 mile:

      • Grand Cayman Beaches

Galleon Villas by Hello Cayman Vacation is 13 minutes from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Deluxe Villa, 3 Bedrooms): $1,416

Cost per person (seven people): $202

 

 

 

West Bay Condo

299 W Bay Rd, George Town

Cayman Islands accommodations
swim-up bar

National Gallery of the Cayman Islands | Camana Bay

Condo amenities: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, outdoor pool, hot tub, kitchen, washer, parking

Nearby: Bevvy Lobby Bar, Piccolino’s Cafe

Within feet:

West Bay Condo is 8 minutes from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $404

Cost per person (six people): $67

 

 

 

Agent Provocateur (US)

 

 

Shangri-La Boutique Bed & Breakfast

29 Sticky Toffee Lane, West Bay

Cayman Islands accommodations

North Sound | Dolphin Cove

B&B amenities: full breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, hot tub, terrace, garden, barbecue grills, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, free parking

Nearby: Calypso Grill (seafood restaurant), McRuss Grocery Store

Within feet:

Within 1.1 miles:

      • Barker’s National Park

Within 1.3 miles:

      • Seven Mile Beach

Shangri-La Boutique Bed & Breakfast is 16 minutes from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Apartment, 2 Bedrooms): $486

Cost per person (six people): $81

 

 

 

The Grove

1350 W Bay Rd, Seven Mile Beach

Cayman Islands accommodations

Grand Cayman Beaches

Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, full breakfast (surcharge), outdoor pool, terrace, garden, spa, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, front desk (limited hours), concierge services, luggage storage, laundry facilities, bike rentals, electric vehicle charging point, free parking

Also in the area: Governors Village Seven Mile Beach Corridor

Within feet:

      • Grand Cayman Beaches
      • Governors Square

The Grove is 13 minutes from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Luxury Apartment, 4 Bedrooms): $970

Cost per person (ten people): $97

 

 

Bake Me A Wish

 

 

Black Urchin Boutique Resort

1264 Bodden Town Road, Belford Estates

Cayman Islands accommodations

Meagre Bay Pond

Hotel amenities: private beach area, bar, infinity pool, sea views, terrace, balconies, barbecue facilities, garden, yoga & fitness classes, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens, coffee machines, kettles, bathrobes, free private parking, shuttle service

Also in the area: Bodden Town Beach House

Within feet:

      • Meagre Bay Pond

Within 5 miles:

      • Frank Sound Community Park

Within 12 miles:

      • Dart Park

Black Urchin Boutique Resort is 9 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Deluxe Suite with Sea View): $9,874

Cost per person (eighteen people): $548

 

 

 

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Club Suites at Rum Point

2166 Rum Point Drive

Cayman Islands accommodations

Starfish Point

Suite amenities: outdoor swimming pool, sea views, terraces, balconies, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchens, walk-in showers, free on-site parking

Within feet:

      • Starfish Point
      • Rum Point Beach

Within 6 miles:

      • Mastic Trail
      • Old Man Bay Playfield

Within 9 miles:

      • Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

Club Suites at Rum Point is 26 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport.

 

 

Bowlero

 

 

So there they are, Cayman Islands accommodations that will help make for an incredible trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in the Caribbean!