After exploring the rich local culture of Grand Cayman, travellers can easily extend their journey to the Cayman Islands’ Sister Islands or other Caribbean destinations. Discover limestone caves, pristine beaches and secluded shores on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman or connect to regional and international locations via Owen Roberts International Airport.
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The airport offers non-stop flights to more than 20 cities, including daily flights between Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands, making island-hopping and onward travel simple and convenient!
Cayman Airways, the national flag carrier, offers flights to eleven destinations, including Miami, Jamaica and the Sister Islands. They are also considering the west coast as a potential area for expansion, with possible gateway cities including San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Austin.
Alternatively, international carriers such as Air Canada, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, Spirit, United Airlines and WestJet provide weekly or seasonal service to cities across the US, Canada, the Caribbean, Central America and Europe.
Cayman Islands tourism is also on a strong upward trajectory; on pace to match, or exceed, its record-breaking performance of 2019. In the first quarter of 2025 alone, stayover visitation increased by 5.3% compared to the same period in 2024, with particularly strong growth in January (7.7%) and February (7.1%). This continued momentum reflects the Islands’ growing appeal and excellent air connectivity.
Whether you have a single weekend or an entire week to travel and with so many choices of where to go and how to get there, this chapter will help you narrow down the options by suggesting a few places you can visit.
| Airline | Direct Destination(s) |
|---|---|
| Air Canada | Toronto |
| American Airlines | Boston / Miami / Charlotte / Chicago / O'Hare / Dallas / Ft. Worth / Detroit / Philadelphia |
| British Airways | London / Nassau |
| Cayman Airways | Denver / Havana, Cuba / La Ceiba, Honduras / Roatan, Honduras / Kingston, Jamaica / Miami / Montego Bay, Jamaica / New York / Tampa |
| Cayman Airways Express | Cayman Brac / Little Cayman |
| Delta Airlines | Atlanta / Detroit / Minneapolis / New York |
| JetBlue Airways | New York / Boston / Ft. Lauderdale |
| Porter | Toronto / Ottawa, Canada |
| Southwest | Orlando / Houston / Baltimore |
| Spirit | Ft. Lauderdale |
| Sun Country | Minneapolis |
| United Airlines | Houston / Newark / Washington /Chicago |
| Westjet | Toronto |
Off-Island Destinationskeyboard_arrow_right
One of the highlights of living in Cayman is that you can visit other islands and international cities very easily.
We recommend arranging trips through a local travel agent as they will have the most reliable and up-to-date information and can help with planning.
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Each of the Cayman Islands offer something different, making them great weekend destinations that requires minimum travel stress.
Important Travel Requirementskeyboard_arrow_right
Most flights off-Island, even if the final destination is a country in Europe or Asia, will be routed through the United States. So, it is important to understand the travel requirements of the United States, including whether or not you are eligible to apply for ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) under the U.S. Waiver Programme in order to enter the country. We have provided some handy tips to help you avoid confusion at the airport.
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Planning trips off Cayman is easy with plenty of airlines servicing Grand Cayman and professional travel agents who can help you with any queries you may have.
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Take the stress out of travelling by ensuring you are fully covered for loss of baggage, accidents, cancelled flights and more.
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