Boat Charter in Cayman Islands – Top Private Boat Rentals

Feel free to customise your boat rental in the Cayman Islands into your own personal adventure. There are so many varied and exciting itineraries to pick and choose. Boat rentals are available for rent by the hour, day, or multiple days depending on how long you have on holiday and how long you want to spend on the water. Boat rental will allow you time to swim, snorkel and dive beyond the beach and to check out hidden coves and isolated beaches where you can enjoy your holiday in privacy. You can also use your boat rental to stop off at a rental home, villa, or condo that has a dock or place to moor your boat safely.

Speed boat rental in the Cayman Islands averages 200 to 300 USD per hour, and you can join in a speed boat tour starting from as little as 50 USD per person. So enjoy speed boat rental with your friends and family on a private boat and be guided by an experienced local crew or make new friends and kick back in the company of other holidaymakers, mingle, and have a drink together.

A luxury cabin on a catamaran may sound like just what you are looking for for your Cayman Islands holiday. There are many new catamaran rentals available in the Cayman Islands with five-star facilities onboard. Catamaran rentals in the Cayman Islands cost around 2,500 USD per day. You can also try half a day catamaran rental. Catamarans hold up to 20 people so you can manage the costs. You can also add on superb extras like jet skis and fishing trips too.

Just a 20-minute ride from Grand Cayman to Stingray City on a fast boat rental allows you to enjoy swimming with stingrays! These wild creatures are harmless, making them the most loved tourist attractions on the Grand Cayman. Stingray City tours are great for a fun day on the water. Don’t miss out on some of the largest stingrays in the entire Caribbean. There are plenty of chances for snorkeling too. Starting with the Cali wreck located about 40 yards offshore from Rackham’s dock in George Town.

Another great snorkeling site is Smith’s Cove, a lovely cove in an isolated area on the Smith Barcadere beach, south of George Town. It is about 15 minutes from West Bay. This is a great beach and has a shallow sandbar with warm, clear waters protected by the coral and limestone rock formations a few yards out in the ocean. Seven Mile Beach is a seven-mile-long crescent-shaped stretch of white sandy beach, but if you want to escape the crowds, then motor round to Rum Point beach or Cayman Kai both found in the northern end of the island. There you can try your hand at paddle boarding and kite surfing. Discover the Grand Cayman’s underwater. There is a lot of marine life at Devil’s Grotto and Eden Rock Dive sites, including tarpon and reef fish.

Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman are a popular destination all year round. Just 85 miles away lies Cayman Brac. Here you can explore more spectacular diving spots or moor near a secluded beach. Try some water sports or fishing, then eat your catch for dinner prepared just for you and your guests by the chef on board. The sky at night is filled with stars. Little Cayman offers diving and snorkeling that is out of this world. Spend your weekend at Bloody Bay Wall with more than 50 dive sites, including a vertical drop of 6,000 feet! Onshore, keep an eye out for iguanas. These indigenous creatures cover the island, so bring some fruit, and feed them by hand; they are not dangerous.

Staggeringly deep drop-offs, fabulous wreck dives, and some of the most pristine coral in the Caribbean make the Cayman Islands a world-class dive destination. Of the three islands, Grand Cayman is the most visited by scuba divers. The North Wall plunges deeper than 1800 metres and offers stunning wall diving with opportunities to see spotted eagle rays and sea turtles.

There are also accessible shore dives on great coral reefs with little to no current. Little Cayman has the Bloody Bay Wall Marine Park, also known for its dramatic drop-offs and swim-throughs. Cayman Brac offers a good mix of wall, wreck, and reef diving for all levels of divers. Make a weekend of your dive boat rental and head to the quaint dive lodges on Little Cayman. This island provides holiday accommodation with hundreds of dive sites to explore. Visibility in the Cayman Islands is wonderful, averaging 18-30 metres. The water temperature range is 26-28°C.

Party on a boat with your friends on one of the Cayman Islands private party boat rentals. Invite anywhere from 15 to 100 people to drink, dance, and eat while you sail across clear Caribbean waters. Dance or chill out to the sounds of anything you want to listen to as you cruise around popular Cayman Island destinations such as Stingray Sandbar, Coral Gardens, the barrier reef, Starfish Point Beach, or Kaibo Beach Bar. Time your partying so you can spend the right amount of time at each stop along the way and still catch the sunset as you return home. Have a blast on your birthday or another special occasion on a party boat rental in the Cayman Islands.