TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS

PRE-ARRIVAL TESTING LIFTED
(POSTED JUN. 27, 2022)

^NEW Starting June 30, 2022, arriving passengers are no longer required to provide proof of negative pre-arrival testing for entry into the Cayman Islands. All testing requirements for vaccinated arrivals have been lifted. 

Unvaccinated travelers, approved by Travel Cayman, must still isolate for 7 days. 

Other than your passport, proof of COVID vaccination via Travel Cayman website  no less than 72 hours prior to departing for the island is the only travel requirement remaining for approved travel to Cayman.

Direct flights on all major US airlines are now departing regularly from gateway cities including: Miami, Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Newark, Boston, Washington, DC (IAD), Charlotte, Denver, and Baltimore.

For official guidance and travel updates, please visit the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism. 

 

US & Canada End Testing Requirements
(POSTED JUN. 14, 2022)

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced it is ending the testing requirement for international travelers entering the US effective June 12, 2022. A negative rapid test result will no longer be required to board your return flight to the US. Canada has also removed testing requirements for fully-vaccinated travelers arriving by air. 

This eliminates the fear of being stranded abroad due to testing positive before flying home to the US, Canada, or UK.

Delta Airlines has restarted daily nonstop service to Grand Cayman from Atlanta and New York (JFK).