Hotel at a Glance: Wyndham Reef Resort Grand Cayman

This Wyndham resort lies on a white-sand beach on the east end of Grand Cayman Island. With this getaway, you’ll stay in a one-bedroom beachfront suite with a full kitchen, dining area, and living room or in a beachfront studio with a private balcony and equipped kitchenette.

• Take a swim: Glittering pools and hot tubs are beachfront, and the Caribbean waters are crystal clear also well-suited for swimming or snorkeling.
• Soak up the sun: You’ll find lounge chairs around the pools and lining the beach.
• Multiple restaurants: Whether you eat inside or outside; or sip your favorite cocktail beachfront, you’ll always have a view of the water. Your stay comes with a $100 food and beverage credit valid at Tides restaurant and Beach Bar.
• Hit the spa for a massage or facial.
• Watersports: You can go kayaking, paddle boarding, and snorkeling right from the beach.
• Day-trip idea: The hotel is a 20-minute drive from Stingray City, where you safely feed, pet, and swim with local stingrays.

Click here to view more information on discounts toward watersports, admission tickets, and more for customers who purchase this offer.

Grand Cayman: Family-Friendly Destination Populated by Sea Turtles, Stingrays, and Blue Iguanas

Early in 2012, the New York Times recommended Grand Cayman—the largest of the three Cayman Islands—as 1 of 10 winter getaways for families. The Times praised the island for its easy-to-access flights and kid-friendly activities, such as the Cayman Turtle Farm, which hatches and releases green sea turtles, and Stingray City, where visitors can touch dozens of Atlantic southern stingrays and feed them bits of squid. Adult-centric pursuits include the North Sound, Blue Tip, and Britannia golf courses, all located on the westernmost area of the island, known as West Bay.

Farther inland, you can find some of Grand Cayman’s most elusive residents—blue iguanas. Native only to Grand Cayman, the lizards were driven to the brink of extinction through habitat destruction and the introduction of cats and dogs to the island. But recent conservation efforts by the Blue Iguana Recovery Program have begun to restore the population. Today, hundreds of blue iguanas shelter in protected areas such as the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and the Salina Reserve.

Know Before You Go

• Official language: English
• Currency: Cayman Islands dollar, though US dollars are widely accepted
• Drive on the left side of the road.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best way to travel to the hotel from the airport? The property is about 25 miles from Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM). Transportation to/from the airport can be arranged through the resort for $60 per person one-way - call 888-232-0541.

2. Is there an additional occupancy fee, or do I have to purchase another voucher? The voucher covers a stay for two in a Beachfront Studio or four in a Beachfront One-Bedroom Villa, which is also the maximum occupancy for each room. Adding guests above maximum occupancy is not allowed.

3. Will I be approached to attend a timeshare sales presentation? Customers are never obligated to attend a sales presentation. If you are approached and decline a presentation, you will not lose the value of your voucher or have to pay additional fees.

4. Which activities and amenities are included in the resort credits? Resort credit is not included with the voucher.

5. Are dinner reservations required for restaurants? Is there a dress code? Dining is very casual and proper attire is required at Tides Restaurant. No reservations are required except for the Thursday night Barefoot Man Dinner Show. For information please click here for more information or call 888-232-0541.