Travel to the Cayman Islands
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Travelling to and from The Cayman Islands
The geographical location of the Cayman Islands makes them easily accessible from major travel hubs, which, in return, means that when residents want to travel for business or pleasure, multiple destinations are just a plane ride away.
Prominent Airlines
The islands are served by some of the most prominent airline companies in the world, such as American Airlines, United, Delta, Air Canada, and British Airways, along with JetBlue, WestJet, Southwest Airlines, and our very own national carrier, Cayman Airways. Anyone wishing to visit Cayman can hop on a jet from several different cities and never have to change planes until they step out into that warm Caribbean breeze.
Residents can enjoy a weekend getaway
Those who live here know that Honduras, Cuba, Jamaica, Miami, and Ft. Lauderdale are around just an hour away, which means, depending on flight schedules, they are perfect for weekend getaways. No jet lag either, of course.
A Broadway trip to New York is not out of the question for a long weekend, nor is a quick flit to the theme parks in Tampa and nearby Orlando. Perhaps you’ll take a shopping trip to Atlanta and explore some of its amazing fine-dining spots. All are easily doable, and all are direct flights from Grand Cayman.
With more time on your hands, you can check out the cosmopolitan city of Toronto, plan a road trip through Texas, take in the sights and sounds of Chicago, or even hop across the pond to London. A new added direct route to LAX started in November 2022 linking the Cayman Islands with the west coast of the U.S.. Perfect for exploring Los Angeles’ vibrant cultural scene, iconic landmarks, and countless entertainment options, from world-class museums to stunning beaches.
Seasonal Schedules
Seasonal schedules often include direct flights to Denver, Boston, and Washington, D.C. More destinations are considered every year, with Cayman Airways actively looking at expanding its service.
Even if you can’t get there direct, with airports like Miami and Atlanta acting as major hubs for American Airlines and Delta, respectively, connections are never a problem.
Private Aircraft Terminal
Commercial flights are not the only means of transport to far-flung locales. Grand Cayman has a robust private aircraft terminal, offering personalised service and all the amenities one would expect from such a facility. Tour companies also set up charter trips at certain times of the year, opening up even more options for anyone looking to indulge their sense of wanderlust.
No matter where you care to fly to, the world is at your fingertips.