If you are looking for a small, private retreat on one of the quietest stretches of Grand Cayman’s coast, Sea Biscuit at The Sea Lodges is the property.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom oceanfront cottage in Cayman Kai is built for two people who want to wake up to the water and spend their days on the reef, not in traffic.
The sandy shoreline has good snorkeling just offshore. Rum Point Beach, with its beach bar, hammocks, and watersports, is a five-minute walk, Cayman Kai Public Beach about six minutes the other way, and Starfish Point, where you can wade among wild starfish, is nearby. Guests tell us the private cottage and Cayman Kai atmosphere make the trip feel different from a resort stay.
A rental car is essential. George Town and Seven Mile Beach are 40 to 50 minutes away, and dining and groceries are limited outside Kaibo Beach restaurant and Rum Point.
The 800-square-foot cottage has split-system AC, a washer and dryer, a full kitchen, and a screened-in patio with ocean views, perfect for morning coffee and sunset drinks without a resort crowd.
An oceanfront one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage in the Cayman Kai area, about 800 square feet and sleeping two guests. The unit has split-system AC, in-unit washer and dryer, a full kitchen, and a screened-in patio with ocean views.
Yes. The cottage sits directly on the oceanfront with sandy shoreline and snorkeling offshore. Rum Point Beach is about a five-minute walk away, with a beach bar, hammocks, and watersports. Cayman Kai Public Beach and Starfish Point — where you can wade among wild starfish — are both nearby on the peninsula.
Beyond the cottage itself, you can request complimentary use of Up to two bicycles for exploring the area, yoga mats and snorkel gear for beach workouts and reef time, and beach chairs. The screened-in patio provides outdoor living space with ocean views.
Yes. The Cayman Kai area is on Grand Cayman's northeast tip, roughly 40 to 50 minutes from George Town, Seven Mile Beach, and the airport. Rum Point and Kaibo Beach restaurant are nearby, but a car is essential for groceries, day trips, and getting to the rest of the island.
Sea Lodge’s Cayman Kai location puts you on one of the most peaceful stretches of Grand Cayman’s coast with some of the island’s best natural attractions nearby. Our Rum Point guide covers the area’s beaches and restaurants, and our Cayman Kai page has other properties in the area if this one is booked. Our unique experiences guide covers off-the-beaten-path activities, and our driving guide covers the island’s drive-on-the-left roads and rental car tips. The Cayman Islands Department of Environment manages the Stingray City sandbar in the North Sound, and the Queen Elizabeth II Royal Botanic Park is within driving distance.
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