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Last Minute Special – 50% Off
We are offering an incredible 50% discount on all accommodations based on our low-season rates from now until Oct. 15, 2022. Enjoy spectacular Seven Mile Beach for as little as
Cayman Lifts All COVID Travel Restrictions!
We are excited to share that all remaining travel restrictions are being removed on Aug. 24, 2022! All travellers—vaccinated and unvaccinated— will be permitted to enter the Cayman Islands without
Cayman Events for the Whole Family!
July is jam-packed with events and activities for the entire family! The first weekend features a slew of parades and celebrations commemorating Canada Day, Independence Day, and Constitution Day. We
Explore the Top-5 Hidden Gems of Grand Cayman
These Top-5 Hidden Gems of Grand Cayman will take you off the beaten path. With Villa Of The Galleon’s 7th Night Free offer, you can explore these unique island delights!
Visit The Cayman National Art Gallery
A fun and immersive way to learn about Cayman’s history and culture is through the journey of art. The Cayman National Art Gallery showcases permanent collections featuring unique art, from
The Caymans – 65 Years of Diving History
The Cayman Islands are where the idea of the dive vacation and destination dive resort was born, where wall and wreck diving became fashionable and continue to this day. Spring
Tests No Longer Required on Days 2, 5 and 7 for Travellers to Cayman
We’re happy to share that as of today, fully vaccinated and securely verified travellers will no longer face multiple COVID tests after touching down in the Cayman Islands!The requirement to
Welcome Back, Families!
Now that the Cayman Islands have entered Phase 5 of its reopening plan, the Villas of the Galleon are looking forward to welcoming back you and your families to the
Sun, Sand and Fun at Starfish Point.
No trip to Grand Cayman is complete without a visit to Starfish Point. Located on the quiet, north side of Grand Cayman, the shallow, azure waters off the beach are
Barrels of Fun at Family-Friendly Rum Point
Tucked away, on the quiet north side of Grand Cayman Island, Rum Point was named for the barrels of its namesake liquor that would frequently wash up on its beaches