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“A Free Night on Us:” The Cayman Islands Invites Travellers to Stay Longer This Summer

by Bruce Parkinson  May 05, 2026
“A Free Night on Us:” The Cayman Islands Invites Travellers to Stay Longer This Summer

A hurricane guarantee aims to give Cayman Islands visitors peace of mind.

This summer, the Cayman Islands is giving travellers a welcome nudge to linger longer. As part of its “Welcome to vaCay” platform, the destination is launching its ‘A Free Night on Us,’ a summer promotion designed to encourage longer stays across Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. 

Available to book through July 13, for travel between June 1 and October 16, participating properties and local partners are offering limited-time incentives, including complimentary nights, exclusive savings and added perks that make it easier to stay longer and experience more of the destination. 

“Travel doesn’t have to feel rushed,” said Rosa Harris, Director of Tourism for the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism. “This summer, we’re inviting travellers to experience the Cayman Islands by staying longer, easing into their itinerary of activities and embracing a vaCay mindset that’s rooted in slowing down and being fully present.” 

Travellers can enjoy convenient four-hour nonstop flights from Toronto to Grand Cayman, with easy connections across Canada via Air Canada and WestJet, and up to five flights per week available this summer. Air Canada Vacations is also offering packages with bonus Aeroplan points, making it easier than ever to plan a more rewarding getaway. 

grand cayman seven mile beach
Grand Cayman’s Seven-Mile Beach. Photo: Shutterstock.com

“A FREE NIGHT ON US”

Travellers can take advantage of offers across a range of accommodations, from beachfront resorts to boutique stays, villas and condos: 

  • Aqua Bay Club: Stay five nights, pay for four. Valid for travel May 1 through Oct. 15, 2026. 
  • Breezy Bay: Receive one complimentary night in a private, oceanfront three-bedroom home. 
  • Grand Caymanian Resort: Every third night free with qualifying bookings. 
  • Holiday Inn Resort Grand Cayman: Every third night free, plus complimentary daily breakfast. 
  • Sunshine Hotel and Suites: Stay four nights, receive the fifth night free. 
  • Sunset Cove Condos: Every fifth night free. Valid May 1 through Aug. 31, 2026. 
  • The Grandview Condos: Every fifth night free, with additional savings on longer stays (stay 10 nights, receive two free; stay 15 nights, receive three free). 
  • Turtle Nest Inn: Stay eight nights, pay for seven, plus a free rental car. 
  • The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa: Stay four nights, receive the fifth night free. 

ADDITIONAL SAVINGS AND PERKS 

Travellers can find additional value across accommodations, experiences and local businesses throughout the islands. 

  • Discovery Point Club: 10% off stays of seven to 14 nights when booked at least 60 days in advance. Valid May 1 through Nov. 20. 
  • Grand Cayman Marriott Resort: 25% off nightly rates on four-night stays; resort fees and terms apply. 
  • Hampton by Hilton Grand Cayman: 25% off stays of four nights or more, plus a reduced resort fee of $35 per night and 20% off food and beverage at Ms. Piper’s Kitchen + Garden. 

Full offer details and additional participating properties can be found here. 

  
  
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