The Cayman Islands are a group of three islands (Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman) located in the western Caribbean.  Cayman Brac is a rustic, sleepy little island, which hasn't yet been spoiled by commercialism.

Set on 3 acres of land on the island's north shore, within a lush garden that's ripe with breadfruit, a hardy species of mango, and a local species of edible fruit known as guenup, it contains such intriguing touches as a banister salvaged from the mast of a 19th-century schooner. The most desirable accommodations are on the upper floor, partly because of their narrow balconies that encompass views of the sea. 

What about nightlife and tourist shops?  If you need a lot of that - check out Grand Cayman.  We just don't have it and we really don't want it.  For some camaraderie we have a few hotels/bars which have local bands playing on the weekends.  We brag about our only fast food restaurant which is Dominoes Pizza.  We do have some really good local restaurants.  You are also welcome to use our fridge and microwave oven to store and heat snacks and drinks.

Cayman Brac offers challenging deep sea fishing for big game with such prizes as tuna, dolphin (the fish, not the porpoise!), king fish, etc.  Groupers, snappers, bonefish and tarpon are also plentiful. We can direct you to fishing guides.

Our biggest attraction is our unspoiled crystal clear waters.  Snorkeling is fantastic either from shore or boat and there are numerous sites.  The Brac has been rated the 3rd best dive site in the Caribbean.  Diving is available through group dive operators or with a private dive master for a personalized dive experience both during the day and at night. 

There are underwater caves and walls, fantastic corals and giant barrel sponges.  Come and meet our wonderfully friendly porpoise, which loves to swim with the divers. Our dive master will also take you diving to Little Cayman (our smallest island), which is only 6 miles away.