Cayman Brac Real Estate For Sale
Available Properties in Cayman Brac, Grand Cayman
85 acre parcel – cayman brac bluff edge
Spectacular family home & beachfront lot !
Tropical runaway – cayman brac beachfront
Beachfront land – cayman brac south side 0.79 acres
Caman brac bluff twin estate with pool
Cayman brac ocean front home
Cayman brac beachfront land – 1.30 acres
Cayman Brac Neighborhood
Flight operations began bringing passengers to Cayman Brac from Grand Cayman in 1955. Cayman Brac’s Captain Charles Kirkconnell international Airport, formerly Gerrard Smith Airport, now offers daily flights to and from Grand Cayman. Car rentals are conveniently located directly at the airport.
Dramatic scenery can be viewed island wide on Cayman Brac. Whether you decide to take on Cayman Brac by car, by boat or on foot, there is so much to see and do.
Diving is exceptional in Cayman Brac. Reefs are vibrant and full of marine life. Schooling fish, coral formations, turtles and even a grouper or two are common sightings. Diving these islands is second to none, and our dive operators are professional, informative and ready to meet your every need. Dive a Russian Frigate, Tarpon Reef or Grunt Alley; our dive sites will never disappoint.
Cayman Brac is known for bone fishing action along the shallows of the southwest coast. Deep sea fishing is available right off shore with big game including blue marlin, wahoo, tuna and barracuda. Check with any of the resorts on the island for more detailed information on charters available. Caves are always a welcome adventure in Cayman Brac. Pick up a map or get directions to Peter’s Cave or Rebecca’s Cave to name a few.
A leisurely day spent relaxing on the beach in a hammock is a must. Enjoy our fragrant tradewind breezes, drift off while listening to our gentle waves and emerge revived and ready for the next day’s hiking challenge.
The Bluff is perfect to explore from both sides of the island and has a dramatic drop off to the sea below. Booby Birds, caves and rock climbing are featured activities, however, proper sturdy footwear is a MUST. No flip flops: the rocks in this area are sharp but manageable with proper footwear. Plan ahead. Even if you are not climbing, ask for directions, and don’t forget water.
