While away the hours digging your toes in the sand, hit the water or simply relax on the shore taking in the view and doing, well, nothing but relaxing and rejuvenating your body and mind. The club offers plenty of water toys for rent such as kayaks, paddleboards, WaveRunners, and snorkeling and scuba diving equipment. You can also catch some live music by a local band while enjoying great food and drinks from Rum Deck or Solis Restaurant.

Though you’ll find many places to enjoy the Golden Hour, that magical time when the sun sets to mark the end of the day, one of the most memorable ways to unwind is with a sunset cruise. Red Sail Sports, which sets sail from Rum Point, allows you to let go of your worries and your tension as you relax aboard a 65-foot luxury catamaran. As the sun dips into the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, your cares will melt away and prepare you for the coming night.

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Once the sun goes down, continue the magic with a Bioluminescent Bay tour through the waters of Rum Point. With a sky full of stars above and a dazzling blue glow coming from the micro-organisms in the water below, the experience will take your breath away. The company, which specializes in sustainable tour practices, offers both kayaking tours and electric boat tours through the bay.

Whether you choose to spend your free time in the water, near the water, or pursuing the many attractions and activities around the islands, you will have no trouble enjoying some much-needed R&R, along with plenty of fun and action. Each experience will be one to remember, and you’ll be ready to schedule your next trip to the Cayman Islands.

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Lodging

Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa
The first Kimpton property in the Cayman Islands combines the brand’s lifestyle resort approach and unique features like a literary- inspired cocktail bar with an open-air island design.

60 Tanager Way, Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman $$$$$

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

Located on iconic Seven Mile Beach, this resort recently underwent a $50 million renovation to showcase the island’s history and culture.

Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman $$$$$

Rum Point Club Resort

Nestled along a quiet stretch of sandy beach in the secluded area known as Rum Point, this full-service resort offers luxurious condominium living away from the commotion of the city.

46 Sand Point Road, Rum Point, Grand Cayman $$$$$

Dining

Agua Restaurant & Lounge

This upscale restaurant takes the island tradition of fresh seafood and local ingredients and pairs it with an international flair in a Peruvian-Italian fusion menu.

47 Forum Lane, Camana Bay, Grand Cayman $$$$

Bàcaro

This elegant eatery serves innovative small plates that showcase some of the Cayman Islands’ most talented chefs. The Venetian flavors perfectly complement the fresh local ingredients of the islands.

Yacht Drive, West Bay, Grand Cayman $$$$

Grand Old House

The former plantation house on the waterfront features colonial architecture, panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and has long been a local island favorite for its seafood and wine list.

648 S. Church St., George Town, Grand Cayman $$$$

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Info to Go

International flights arrive at Owen Roberts International Airport, located in George Town on Grand Cayman. To get to and from the airport, taxis and pre-booked buses and limousines all present viable options. Rental cars also make a great way to travel throughout the island, with most major providers a short walk across the street from the airport terminal building. Keep in mind driving is on the left-hand side of the road. Walking and cycling also offer a great way to see the area. There are dedicated bike lanes in George Town and a network of scenic cycling trails.