I don't know why it wouldn't be safe for anyone. If you are referring to mosquito-born illnesses, the island was removed from the CDC's warning list in 2017 are result of their successful mosquito control program and the lack of any local virus outbreaks.

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Although we welcome kids, this is a very small resort that was built to cater to divers and we just don't see many children. There is snorkeling off our pier (weather permitting) which requires use of a ladder to get out (you can just jump in if you want). We don't have a wade-in beach. Most of the Grand Cayman is iron shore (rocky) with the exception of the Seven Mile Beach area. But we have an elevated beach we have built between the water and pool area. We have a small pool, but it is almost 4' deep at the shallow end. We unfortunately don't have the room for much play area beyond this small beach. And later this summer we will have some pool games and family board games available. I hope this helps you plan your vacation.

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If you are low keyed type who likes to lounge by the pool you will be ok. Use as a home base and rent a car would be great. Driving around is safe and easy. There is no nightlife or any type of entertainment on site. Kids would be bored to tears. No swimming from the small sand area.

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No you don't. However our rooms and boats are often full, so please check with our reservations office to ensure you don't plan on diving and be disappointed because we can't accommodate you.

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There is a camera table, but no rinse buckets on the boats. They provide rinse buckets for cameras back at the lockers. Some people found this insufficient for their big rigs, but most were satisfied.

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