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Cayman Islands

Your Essential Guide to Business & Leisure

The Cayman Islands stand out as a premier destination in the Caribbean, offering an unbeatable combination of business-friendly policies and luxury amenities for family vacations. With its tax-neutral environment and world-class attractions, it’s the ultimate choice for entrepreneurs and travelers alike. Whether you’re exploring options to establish your business or planning your next indulgent family getaway, you’ve come to the right place.

Stephen Andrew Stepaniuk founder of Cayman Islands Partners

STEPHEN Andrew Stepaniuk

Managing Partner

Your All-In-One Guide to Business and Leisure

Three Islands, Infinite Opportunities

The Cayman Islands offer more than just a tax-friendly environment; they boast a tropical climate that averages between 75°F in the winter and 85°F in the summer—perfect for year-round relaxation. Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman each offer unique experiences, surrounded by lush coral reefs and dramatic underwater walls that provide some of the best diving and snorkeling the Caribbean has to offer. Whether you’re seeking business opportunities or the ultimate leisure escape, these islands deliver an unparalleled combination of both.

Grand Cayman

The largest of the three islands, Grand Cayman is the central hub for both business and leisure in the Cayman Islands—and arguably in the Caribbean. Recognized as a global financial leader, it has more recently become known as the culinary capital of the Caribbean. With a vibrant community of over 125 nationalities, the island thrives as people from all corners of the world work alongside locals in industries ranging from finance to tourism.

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Cayman Brac

Known as one of the Sister Islands, Cayman Brac is a paradise for nature lovers, especially those passionate about birdwatching, with species such as parrots, boobies, and peregrine falcons. A quick 30-minute flight from Grand Cayman, it’s a popular destination for scuba divers, particularly those interested in wreck diving. With only about 2,000 permanent residents, the island maintains a peaceful, close-knit community. 

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Little Cayman

At just 8.7 square miles, Little Cayman is the smallest of the three islands, yet it stands as a Scuba diver's dream. Known for Bloody Bay, a submerged mountain range that plunges 2,000 meters to the seafloor, it draws divers from around the world to explore its world-renowned marine park. Home to only 160 permanent residents, Little Cayman remains one of the Caribbean’s best-kept secrets and a true hidden gem.

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Cayman Business

Cayman’s economy is driven by financial services, tourism, and offshore banking, establishing it as a leading global hub for offshore investments and a premier vacation destination.

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Company Formation

Company formation entails registering a business in a tax-friendly jurisdiction, typically for investment or asset management purposes, providing benefits such as confidentiality and regulatory advantages.

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Small Business

Small businesses across various sectors, such as tourism, retail, finance, services, and local crafts, play a key role in shaping the island’s dynamic economy and distinctive character.

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Cayman Real Estate

Browse through comprehensive real estate information, from luxury properties and investment opportunities to condos. Learn why investing in real estate can provide substantial returns.

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Cayman Information

Discover key insights about Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman, including details on their location, geography, climate, economy, and history.

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Cayman Banking

Delve into subjects like offshore banking, financial services, regulatory systems, taxation, and the Cayman Islands’ prominent position in the global finance industry.

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Living in Cayman

Gain insights into living and working on this tax-neutral island. For those considering relocation, discover essential information about the local culture, work environment, laws, and more.

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Cayman Vacations

Your guide to all three islands – Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Discover why visiting one, or even all three, of our beautiful islands is worth your time.

Business and Leisure Insights

Three Islands, Infinite Adventures

# of Islands

3

Grand Cayman 69.4 sqm, Cayman Brac 14.9 sqm and Little Little Cayman 8.7 sqm

# of Residents

81,546

Year end population data of 2022, part of Compendium of Stats 2022 by ESO

# of Tourists

1,253,659

Tourist Visitors Stats for Jan to Sept 2023. Based on Gov.Ky Online Stats

# of Businesses

116,996

Active Companies based on CI Registry as of Q4-2021. 82% of these are Exempt

Cayman Islands Quick Facts

  • The Cayman Islands is a self-governing territory under British Overseas control.

  • Many believe that the Queen owns the Cayman Islands, but in reality, the islands are primarily owned by American businessman Kenneth Dart, once the wealthiest man in Michigan and dubbed by the NY Times as “A Secretive Billionaire.”

  • Cayman ranks among the top 30 nations most vulnerable to rising sea levels, driving a strong push from both the government and local citizens for more sustainable and environmentally-conscious living.

  • The Cayman Turtle Farm serves as a sanctuary for turtles and is the only place in the world that commercially sells turtle meat for dining purposes.

  • The cost of living in the Cayman Islands is on par with that of New York City.

Why Cayman Stands Out for Business and Leisure?

Cayman offers a perfect balance for both business and leisure. From a business standpoint, its zero taxes, political stability, and thriving financial sector make it an ideal hub for international companies seeking tax efficiency and a secure regulatory environment. For leisure, the Cayman Islands’ pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and rich cultural experiences create an unparalleled destination for relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re looking to establish a business presence or enjoy a tropical retreat, the Cayman Islands seamlessly blend work and play, making it the ultimate choice.

Cayman Islands Spotlight

Our blog covers all the happenings in the Cayman Islands, from business developments to tourism activities, as they occur. If you’d like to send us a press release, please use our contact form, and a member of our team will get in touch with you to request further details.