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Villa Specialist Michael C. just returned from a week's trip to Grand Cayman. Just an hour from Miami, this haven for financiers and scuba divers is ultra-modern and stunning in beauty. See below for more on restaurants, what to do, and of course, where to stay. Plus, read part one of Michael's trip report here.
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WHERE TO EAT & DRINK: The Best of Lunch and Dinner Grand Cayman has quickly turned into a gourmand's destination. With an impressive line up of fine dining options, plus casual beachfront spots, variety abounds.
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Luca This is an excellent restaurant at the Caribbean Club, on Seven Mile Beach. Open for both lunch and dinner, it features an impressive option for a gluten free menu. Try the tuna poke, vitello tonato, or the roasted branzino. |
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Kaibo Located at the Kaibo Yacht Club, Kaibo offers two dining options: a formal restaurant, Upstairs, and the relaxed Kaibo Beachfront, with ceviche, watermelon and feta salads, and of course, burgers on the menu. |
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Avecita This ten-seat counter restaurant nestled inside the new Kimpton Hotel's Ave restaurant is the reservation to get. Spanish tapas plus a wine and cocktail pairing make this a special experience. |
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Cocoloba The perfect spot for a sunset drink and bite, Cocoloba combines Mexican street food with fresh Caribbean ingredients. Save room for the margarita popsicles and churros... |
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Georgetown Yacht Club Upon landing, Villa Specialist Michael met up with his hosts at Georgetown Yacht Club, close to the airport, for a ceviche lunch. |
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Blue The most fine dining experience on the island, Blue is Le Bernadin's renowned chef's seafood forward restaurant at the Ritz. |
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Seven Fathoms Rum Distillery This distillery ages rum underwater, giving it a unique taste due to humidity and the motion of the sea. Stop by for a tour and a rum testing. |
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Caybrew If you're a fan of micro-breweries like Cisco in Nantucket, stop by Caybrew for a tour of their brewing process, plus to sample their local beers. |
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DON'T MISS... The conch chowder at Cracked Conch...Cayman classic dishes at Mango Tree...the lobster burger at long-time favorite The Lobster Pot...
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READ MORE ABOUT OUR FAVORITE RESTAURANTS >
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VILLAS Where to Stay Villa Specialist and Cayman expert Michael C. spent a week in May exploring villas on the island. See some of his favorites below. Plus, read part one of his trip report here.
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Villa GCM OMP, 4BR, Rum Point
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"Sleek, modern and smooth, the views from the roof top are highly recommended."
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Villa GCM STP, 4BR, East End
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"This property has great outdoor space and is perfect for sunrisers! The fire pit and sunken seating would also be delightful in the evening."
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"In a wonderfully peaceful spot, with slick and stylish interiors. You can be on 7 mile beach in 10 minutes."
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• The Caymans were fortunately completely unaffected by last fall's hurricanes in the Caribbean; the island is booming!
• Unlike other Caribbean islands, the water is drinkable in the Caymans. Grocery stores also carry traditional American products, though the selection is more akin to a UK grocery store.
• There are several non-stop flights to Grand Cayman, including from New York, Dallas, Charlotte NC, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale.
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