One destination, three distinct Cayman Islands experiences

02 October 2026

A holiday in the Cayman Islands can be as varied as you want it to be. Start on Grand Cayman, where long stretches of white sand, stylish resorts, and excellent restaurants provide an easy introduction to the destination. Then, when you’re ready for a change of pace, regular Cayman Airways flights make it simple to continue to Little Cayman or Cayman Brac. Together, the three islands offer a relaxed multi-centre escape.

One destination, three distinct Cayman Islands experiences

The many sides of Grand Cayman

The largest of the Cayman Islands has all the ingredients for an easygoing Caribbean break, from the calm waters of Seven Mile Beach to the laid-back shores of Rum Point and Smith Barcadere. A quiet walk through the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park to see the island’s famous blue iguanas is a must followed by a visit to George Town and Camana Bay in the evening. There’s plenty of choice for dinner here, whether you fancy fresh Cayman-style mahi mahi, conch, or a more refined meal at Blue by Eric Ripert. For something different, take a kayak out after dark to see the water glow with bioluminescence.

Adventure on Cayman Brac

Cayman Brac brings a different energy, with its rocky limestone bluff, hiking trails, caves, and striking views across the island. It’s a rewarding place to spend a few days exploring at your own pace, from looking for the endemic Cayman Brac parrot at its protected reserve to heading into the water for a snorkelling excursion. The island’s natural scenery is matched by its welcoming local character, making it easy to enjoy a more personal side of the Cayman Islands. When it comes to where to stay, Cayman Brac Beach Resort and The Alexander Hotel are both good options for combining outdoor activities with time to relax.

The peaceful charm of Little Cayman

A short flight brings you to Little Cayman, where life moves at a much slower pace. With only 197 residents, the island is wonderfully peaceful, offering quiet beaches, clear water, and excellent opportunities to see wildlife. Divers can explore the dramatic Bloody Bay Wall, while snorkellers and kayakers can paddle across to uninhabited Owen Island for a picnic or a swim. At Booby Pond Nature Reserve, birdwatchers can look out for one of the Western Hemisphere’s largest red-footed booby colonies. Southern Cross Club and Little Cayman Beach Resort both provide relaxed accommodation for couples, divers, and visitors who want a more secluded stay.

To book your multi-island Cayman Islands escape, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.

3 different ways to experience Malta

09 October 2026

A short break to Malta can look very different depending on how you like to travel. You could check into a five-star hotel and build your days around art, architecture, and Michelin-starred dining. You could slow everything down, wandering through neighbourhoods, stopping for pastizz, and exploring historic towns. Or you could use Valletta as a base for hiking, kayaking, diving, and days spent discovering Malta’s coastline. Here are three ways to make a short break in Malta completely your own.

The perfect guide to a Valletta city break

09 October 2026

For a city break with plenty to see, eat, and experience, Valletta makes a wonderful choice. Malta’s compact capital is easy to explore on foot, with honey-coloured streets leading to grand palaces, historic churches, and harbour viewpoints. From its impressive fortifications to its lively restaurant scene, Valletta brings together centuries of history and a distinctly Mediterranean way of life, making it ideal for visitors who want more from a short break than simply sightseeing.

Travel Counsellors experience the magic of Bhutan

02 October 2026

Bhutan offers a rare sense of stepping away from the familiar. On a recent eight-night journey, a group of Travel Counsellors travelled from Thimphu to Gangtey, Punakha, and Paro, experiencing mountain passes, riverside valleys, ancient monasteries, local communities, and peaceful highland landscapes along the way. The itinerary combined significant landmarks with hands-on experiences and quieter moments, offering a thoughtful introduction to a country that still feels wonderfully untouched.

One destination, three distinct Cayman Islands experiences

3 different ways to experience Malta

The perfect guide to a Valletta city break

Travel Counsellors experience the magic of Bhutan

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