Discover the Cayman Islands.

The Cayman Islands is one of the world’s most desirable places to live, work and invest. As a British Overseas Territory in the western Caribbean, it combines political stability, a thriving economy and an exceptional quality of life with world-class beaches, crystal-clear waters and a welcoming international community.

Whether you’re relocating, purchasing a holiday home, investing in Caribbean real estate or making the Cayman Islands your permanent home, you’ll find a destination that offers both lifestyle and long-term value.

Cayman Islands at a Glance

  • Location: Western Caribbean, approximately 480 miles south of Miami
  • Islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman
  • Capital: George Town
  • Population: Over 90,000 residents representing more than 135 nationalities
  • Language: English
  • Currency: Cayman Islands Dollar (KYD), with US Dollars widely accepted
  • Government: British Overseas Territory
  • Time Zone: UTC-5 (no daylight saving time)
  • Driving: Left-hand side of the road

Location & Connectivity

The Cayman Islands consists of three unique islands covering approximately 264 square kilometres.

Grand Cayman is the largest island and home to Seven Mile Beach, George Town, Owen Roberts International Airport and the majority of the islands’ residential communities, businesses and amenities.

Cayman Brac offers dramatic limestone cliffs, excellent diving and a relaxed island lifestyle, while Little Cayman is renowned for its untouched natural beauty, abundant wildlife and some of the Caribbean’s best diving sites.

Despite their Caribbean location, the Cayman Islands are exceptionally well connected. Owen Roberts International Airport offers regular direct flights to major cities across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and regional Caribbean destinations, making international travel simple for both residents and visitors.

Direct flights from:

Los Angeles
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Tampa
New York
Charlotte
Atlanta
Dallas
Denver
Toronto
Ottawa
London
Jamaica, Cuba and other regional Caribbean destinations

Climate

The Cayman Islands enjoys a tropical marine climate with warm temperatures throughout the year.

Average daytime temperatures range from approximately 25°C to 35°C (78°F–95°F) during the summer months and 22°C to 29°C (72°F–85°F) throughout winter. Cooling trade winds and warm ocean temperatures make outdoor living possible year-round.

With over 300 days of sunshine each year, residents enjoy boating, beach life, diving, golf and outdoor dining in every season.

Life in Cayman

Life in the Cayman Islands combines the relaxed pace of Caribbean living with the convenience of a modern international business centre.

Residents enjoy award-winning restaurants, luxury resorts, excellent shopping, modern healthcare, high-quality schools and a wide range of sporting and recreational activities. Grand Cayman has earned a global reputation as the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, offering everything from waterfront cafés to internationally acclaimed Michelin star fine dining.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the islands provide endless opportunities to enjoy the ocean, including scuba diving, snorkelling, sailing, fishing, paddleboarding, kayaking and kiteboarding. Championship golf courses, tennis facilities, fitness clubs and nature reserves further contribute to an active, healthy lifestyle.
The Cayman Islands consistently attracts professionals, entrepreneurs, retirees and families seeking security, opportunity and an exceptional quality of life.

A Diverse & Welcoming Community

The Cayman Islands is one of the Caribbean’s most multicultural destinations, with residents representing more than 135 nationalities.

This diverse community creates a welcoming environment where international perspectives blend with Caymanian culture and traditions. English is the official language, making relocation straightforward for many overseas residents, while the islands’ strong sense of community makes it easy to build lasting personal and professional connections.

Neighbourhoods

From the vibrant energy of Seven Mile Beach to peaceful waterfront communities, family neighbourhoods and secluded beachfront estates, the Cayman Islands offers a lifestyle to suit every buyer.

Whether you’re searching for a beachfront condominium, canal front home, luxury villa, family residence or investment property, there’s a neighbourhood to match your lifestyle and goals.

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Government & Economy

As a British Overseas Territory, the Cayman Islands benefits from political stability, a respected legal system based on English Common Law and one of the strongest economies in the Caribbean.

The financial services and tourism industries form the foundation of the economy, attracting businesses, investors and professionals from around the world.

The Cayman Islands is internationally recognised for its business-friendly environment and tax-neutral framework, with:

  • No annual property tax
  • No income tax
  • No capital gains tax
  • No inheritance tax

Combined with a stable banking sector and modern infrastructure, these advantages continue to make the Cayman Islands one of the world’s leading jurisdictions for international investment and wealth management.

Residency by investment

The Cayman Islands offers a number of residency pathways for qualifying investors, entrepreneurs and individuals wishing to make the islands their home.

Available programmes include residency certificates, permanent residence options and business investment routes, each with specific eligibility criteria and investment thresholds.

As immigration legislation is periodically reviewed, requirements may change over time. We recommend seeking professional legal and immigration advice to determine the pathway best suited to your circumstances.

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Education

The Cayman Islands offers an excellent range of public, private and international schools, with English as the language of instruction.

Families can choose from British, American and International Baccalaureate (IB) curricula, alongside specialist education and learning support services. The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and other higher education providers offer opportunities for tertiary study and professional development.

The islands’ strong education system, combined with outstanding healthcare, modern infrastructure and a safe environment, makes the Cayman Islands an attractive destination for families relocating from around the world.

Cayman Islands Real Estate

The Cayman Islands property market offers a diverse range of opportunities, from beachfront condominiums and luxury waterfront homes to family residences, commercial property and development land.

Buying property in the Cayman Islands is straightforward for both local and overseas purchasers. Land ownership is protected through the Torrens system of land registration, providing government-guaranteed title, while CIREBA’s Multiple Listing System (MLS) offers buyers access to one of the Caribbean’s most transparent and comprehensive property marketplaces.

Property purchases are generally subject to a one-time stamp duty with no recurring annual property taxes.

Property Value Stamp Duty
Up to CI $300,000 3%
More than CI $300,000
and under CI $2 million		 7.5%
CI $2 million and above 10%

Whether you’re purchasing a primary residence, holiday home or investment property, Cayman Islands real estate continues to attract buyers seeking security, stability and long-term value.

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Relocating to the Cayman Islands

Relocating to the Cayman Islands is about more than moving home—it’s about embracing an exceptional lifestyle.

From securing residency and work permits to selecting the right neighbourhood, schools and property, our experienced team can help guide you through every stage of your relocation journey.

Whether you’re moving as an individual, family or business owner, we’re here to help you make a confident and informed transition.

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Why Choose the Cayman Islands?

For many people, the Cayman Islands offers the perfect balance of opportunity and lifestyle.

Whether you’re seeking a beachfront home, an investment property, a tax-neutral jurisdiction or simply an exceptional place to live, the Cayman Islands continues to attract buyers and investors from across the globe.

At REMAX Cayman Islands, we’ve been helping clients buy, sell and invest in Cayman Islands real estate for more than 30 years. Our local expertise, global reach and market-leading results make us the trusted choice for your next move.

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Neighbourhoods.

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Camana Bay.

Welcome to Camana Bay, a modern urban oasis that seamlessly blends retail, dining and inspiring residential spaces. It's a sought-after location for those who appreciate sophisticated urban style, thanks to its contemporary design and waterfront views. Residents enjoy cultural events, green spaces, and an exciting culinary scene.

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Little Cayman.

It may be the smallest of the Cayman Islands but Little Cayman boasts generous offerings of pristine beaches, diverse marine life, and a laid-back atmosphere. Serenity-seeking residents particularly enjoy the easy access to nature and close-knit community.

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Cayman Brac.

Adventure enthusiasts can rely on Cayman Brac to provide the ultimate lifestyle experience. Known for its rugged landscapes, hiking trails, and caves, it's a haven for nature lovers and for those seeking a strong sense of community.

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Red Bay, Prospect & Spotts.

Explore a blend of coastal living and suburban comfort in Red Bay, Prospect and Spotts. Red Bay offers modern residences, schools, and amenities along the coastline, while Prospect provides convenient suburban living with proximity to schools and green spaces. Spotts complements this trio with a coastal neighborhood offering a picturesque setting and welcoming community.

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Bodden Town.

The island's first capital, Bodden Town, exudes historical charm. Quaint neighborhoods rub shoulders with historical sites, and residents enjoy the slow pace of life here. It’s the place to soak up rich cultural heritage with proximity to attractions like the Mastic Trail and Bodden Town Mission House.

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Savannah and Lower Valley.

East of George Town lies the historic neighborhoods of Savannah and Lower Valley, blending Caymanian charm with modern living. It’s home to landmarks like Pedro’s Castle and is poised for luxury with the upcoming Mandarin Oriental. Ideal for families seeking affordable new builds and a peaceful retreat.

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East End.

Capturing the essence of natural beauty and seclusion, East End is known for its unspoiled landscapes, tranquil beaches, and laid-back ambiance. It's a haven for nature lovers: away from the crowds, residents savor a laidback lifestyle, surrounded by lush greenery and pristine coastlines.

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South Sound.

This exclusive coastal enclave is nestled south of George Town and boasts upscale residences along quiet streets. Striking a fine balance between seclusion and accessibility, it’s somewhere for residents to revel in private beaches, waterfront estates, condos, apartments and a close-knit community atmosphere.

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North Side.

Residents relish North Side’s community spirit, scenic coastal views, and access to attractions like the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park. A quaint coastal retreat, it’s ideal for those seeking a peaceful island experience.

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Seven Mile Beach Corridor.

Seven Mile Beach Corridor invites residents to indulge in a lifestyle of coastal opulence and luxury. Boasting waterfront properties with private boat docks, this neighborhood is the epitome of upscale island living.

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Seven Mile Beach.

Home to a world-renowned stretch of pristine sands and ultra-clear waters, it's no surprise that exclusive resorts, upscale condominiums, and high-end residences line the shore of Seven Mile Beach. This beachfront paradise offers a luxurious lifestyle with access to top-notch amenities and water activities.

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West Bay.

West Bay is the go-to for downtempo luxury living. This tranquil neighborhood on the island's western coast combines seaside living with lush landscapes. Residents enjoy serene beaches, family-friendly communities, and proximity to natural wonders like the Barker’s National Park and the Cayman Turtle Centre. It’s the ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.

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George Town.

The bustling capital combines Caribbean charm with modern vibrancy. Home to government offices, financial institutions, and a lively waterfront, this dynamic hub offers imaginative dining, shopping, and cultural experiences, making it a sought-after area.

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Rum Point and Cayman Kai.

Coastal paradise awaits in Rum Point and Cayman Kai, tucked away on Grand Cayman’s northern coast. Just 25 miles from George Town, they combine stunning beauty with exclusivity. Explore historical landmarks like Mind’s Eye and enjoy a sophisticated coastal lifestyle in this refined haven.

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