Cayman Kai Area

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"85 Degrees"
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"82 Degrees"
Average Water Temperature
"7"
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Cayman Kai Vacations
Specializing in offering the
Vacation Rentals, Rental Management and Investment Properties
in the Cayman Kai/Rum Point area, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands

Escape from reality and vacation at Cayman Kai on Grand Cayman with all the tranquility and beauty the Caribbean has to offer
for those of us who have made the delightful discovery of Cayman Kai, we feel we have found.

"Best of the Best"

Map of Cayman Kai and Island Houses

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For more than thirty years, whether for vacation or full time, it has been home to those who know it best.

It offers the peace and quiet you may be seeking. Many say it's "where life is good". If you like to walk beaches

with few footprints, swim, sail, snorkel, dive, do nothing, or meet The World's finest neighbors, you'll find it and more at Cayman Kai.

"The Island Houses of Cayman Kai", "Kaibo Beach Bar & Grill", "Upstairs Restaurant" "Rum Point Restaurant", "Rum Point Gift Shop", "Wreck Bar & Grill", "Red Sail Sports Facility" and "Cayman Kayaks"

Cayman Kai, is tucked away on the North Side of Grand Cayman, where it is removed from the hustle and bustling crowds of the Seven Mile Beach areas, where the majority of the island's hotels and traffic exist. It covers 400 acres, and has more than six miles of beach with very few footprints. It is low density, mostly private homes on half acre sites. It has the famous Rum Point Beach, four restaurants- Rum Point Club Restaurant, The Upstairs Restaurant at the Kaibo, Wreck Bar & Grill at Rum Point Beach, and Over the Edge Bar & Restaurant, along with Red Sail Sports-Water Sports Center, a grocery store nearby and some of the World's finest Neighbors. Shuttle service is available several times a day from Rum Point Beach to the faster paced side of the island in the Seven Mile Beach area.


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The famous "Rum Point Beach" is located in Cayman Kai.


If you are looking for warm, languid afternoons spent sipping a Rum Punch after a
afternoon of swimming, snorkeling or just laying in a hammock doing nothing the
then maybe you might want to consider this.

The Kaibo was completed in March, 1999 and its facilities were a most welcome addition to the
Cayman Kai Community and is within a short walk, bicycle or car ride from "The Island Houses of Cayman Kai": Click to view much more details - The Kaibo







http://www.caymankayaks.com/

We are very easy to find!
They are conveniently located at The Kaibo and Rum Point Beach, in beautiful Cayman Kai.

Cayman Kayaks offers eco-adventure tours in the pristine waters of the
North Sound, the largest reef-fringed lagoon in the Cayman Islands.

Escape the crowds of Seven Mile Beach and discover
the tropical island atmosphere of Cayman Kai.

Explore the mangroves, bays and beaches of Grand Cayman
on stable and safe sit-on-top kayaks.

Grand Cayman Central Mangrove Wetlands area

No experience necessary - Everyone is welcome

OVER THE EDGE BAR & RESTAURANT

A local restaurant that has a bar and a outside deck with a beautiful view of the Caribbean Sea.
Great Red Snapper and home made Keylin Pie.

The New Driftwood Beach Bar is now open!

Driftwood Beach Bar- Just east of Rum Point District is a great (very casual) beach bar called "The Driftwood".

The new owner (Mel McCoy) reopened it in August 2009 and offers some light fare on the grill as well as cold beverages, a pool table and terrific views to the water from your barstool. Screened dining porch, sandy dance floor and he has a great sound system too-- live music also "soon come". Driftwood has been around for a number of years and is the spot after dinner to grab a quick beer, see a game on the satellite TV or meet up with local Caymanians and business owners. many of the villa owners also hang out here on Friday nights (if you are contemplating a real estate purchase!). Mel has been in the hospitality business for many years--his father was 'Ol Judd (who ran many businesses on Northside as well as his taxi service). Nice people.