Morning
Hit the Links. Famed golf course designer Greg Norman created the nine-hole course at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman to accentuate the natural setting of the island. The last hole ends with a challenge: The putting green is on its own island surrounded by a saltwater lagoon.
Fuel Up. At Seven Restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, the staff prepares an epic breakfast spread of exotic fresh juices, made-to-order eggs and smoked trout. Enjoy it all with a view of the Caribbean Sea.
Midday
Hike a 200-Year-Old Trail. Mastic Trail is not incredibly challenging, but it is incredibly rewarding. Built on the largest swath of untouched forest growth on Grand Cayman, it cuts through mangrove swamps filled with bright, beautiful plants and birds.
Afternoon
Take a Curious Detour. You’ll know why locals refer to this natural wonder simply as Hell when you arrive. The plot of land, which spans about 180 feet long, is filled with spiky clusters of black limestone that give it the appearance of a desolate, alien landscape.
Evening
Coastal Elegance. Discover the charm of Saint June, a coastal-inspired restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman. The menu is infused with South American and Caribbean influences, bringing vibrant flavors and unique culinary creations to your table. The airy, sophisticated ambiance, paired with stunning ocean views, creates an inviting setting for any meal.