In this section we list everything you need to know about getting your utilities set up on Island.
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Find out how to get your water, electricity, gas/propane, television, telephone and internet service up, as well as what to expect from petrol prices.
Telecommunicationskeyboard_arrow_right
Cayman’s sophisticated tourism and financial industries have ensured that telecommunications are as advanced as those you would find in any developed country. There are plenty of options for mobile and residential phone services, and high speed internet connections, both via fixed lines and through mobile data, are available across all three islands.
Telephone Services
Learn about residential telephone providers in the Cayman Islands with information on different providers and installation times for fixed lines.
Mobile Phone Services
Learn about prepaid and postpaid mobile plans in the Cayman Islands including information on cell phone coverage and mobile data speeds.
Internetkeyboard_arrow_right
FLOW, Digicel, Logic and C3 all offer home-based internet plans with unlimited usage. Generally the upload speeds offered by all four providers are very high. The higher the upload speed, the better the performance for playing data consumption online games and streaming online content.
Television in Caymankeyboard_arrow_right
Local residents can enjoy international programming through cable, satellite and broadband. There are also three free local over-the-air TV stations which can be received in all households as long as the TV has an antenna.
Electricitykeyboard_arrow_right
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) is the sole provider of electricity to Grand Cayman. Read more for information on how to obtain electricity service, Grand Cayman’s electricity system, what to expect from monthly electric bills and how to save on it.
Propane Gas – Householdkeyboard_arrow_right
Gas is a safe and efficient energy solution for powering your home appliances. Propane is a non-toxic gas that provides a greener and more economical alternative for a wide range of appliances. By using propane, you can save up to 40% on your energy bill and reduce your carbon emissions by 85%.
Petrol & Dieselkeyboard_arrow_right
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (‘OfReg’) of the Cayman Islands confirms that there are 11 Rubis and 11 Esso (SOL) petrol stations in the Cayman Islands, all with attached convenience stores. There is only one independently branded fuel station in the Islands called Refuel which markets ethanol and biodiesel blended fuels. As of July 2019, the average full-service price for premium, regular and diesel fuel were CI$4.97, CI$4.54 and CI$4.59 respectively, although prices vary from one station to another.
Water Supplykeyboard_arrow_right
Cayman Water and Water Authority – Cayman supply Grand Cayman with quality water. In the case of both companies, water is extracted from deep underground via a series of abstraction wells.