After breakfast, you will meet the guide at the hotel lobby and embark on a city tour to explore Cayman Island’s capital, George Town. Visit the National Museum to introduce the history of the island. Continue to the Craft Market to shop for locally made gifts to take home, and then explore some of the town’s historical and contemporary sites: the new Legislative Assembly, the Library completed in 1939, and the Town Hall from the 1920s. Stop for lunch at the nearby Paradise Grill, where you can snorkel among the fish before sitting down to a meal of their signature fish sandwich, seasoned island-style. Later diver back to them for overnight and dinner Accommodation: The Locale Hotel Grand Cayman or similar 

Meals. Breakfast, Dinner

This morning you will check out from the hotel and meet the guide at the lobby. You’ll head to the second island in your tour of the Cayman Islands, Little Cayman, the smallest in the archipelago and home to only around 200 residents. Check in to the Southern Cross Club. Hope on a bike or scooter in the later afternoon to explore the island. Spend some time at Point of Sand, one of the island’s most beautiful beaches with shallow waters home to loggerhead turtles, and has views of neighboring Cayman Brac. It’s a great place to search for seashells and snorkel, too, or enjoy the quiet of this unique, barely inhabited island. Dinner will be served at the resort.

Accommodation: Southern Cross Club or similar 

Meals. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

If you are not up for a dive today, you can enjoy a Robinson Crusoe experience on tiny Owen Island. This speck of land is uninhabited just offshore from the Southern Cross Club, and there are no permanent structures. Bring a picnic lunch ordered at the hotel, and kayak the short distance for a day spent exploring this pristine little islet. Once you are ready to talk to humans again, return to the “mainland” of Little Cayman and make your way to the Hungry Iguana restaurant, with its breezy verandah overlooking the sea. Like everywhere on the island, the atmosphere is casual, and you can meet locals and other visitors while enjoying a cold beer.

Check out from the hotel and transfer to Cayman Brac. Here you will enjoy the dives in the island’s world-class sites. The Brac in the name is from a Gaelic word that means bluff—it runs the entire island length. Reaching a height of around 150 feet, it includes the highest spot in the entire nation. If you are a certified diver, you’ll want to spend your stay on Cayman Brac exploring some of the legendary sites, especially its wall dives or the Capt. Keith Tibbetts wreck. If you aren’t certified, there are also some good snorkeling spots. Or you can explore the caves that are another of Cayman Brac’s most prominent features.

Accommodation: Cayman Brac Beach Resort,

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Cayman Brac Beach Resort, where you’ll be staying for the night. Afterward, embark on an exciting day excursion to explore the stunning natural wonders of Cayman Brac.First, head to the famous Bluff on the island, a towering limestone cliff that offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea. Take in the beauty of the turquoise waters and the rugged coastline as you capture memorable photos.Next, visit the stunning Bat Cave, a unique underground cavern filled with fascinating stalactite and stalagmite formations. Marvel at the natural beauty and learn about the important role these caves play in the island’s ecosystemContinue your adventure with a visit to the Cayman Brac Parrot Reserve, home to the endangered Cayman Brac Parrot. Take a guided nature walk through the lush forest, spotting these colorful and rare birds in their natural habitat. Learn about the conservation efforts to protect these magnificent creatures.

You will check out from the report today and meet the guide at the hotel lobby. Hop on the private van for airport transfer to catch your next flight to Miami