The Cayman Islands consists of three islands: Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac. The Cayman Islands are mostly flat which makes the island easy to explore by car. With a car hire in The Cayman Islands you can enjoy sandy beaches, quaint little harbor towns and amazing snorkeling opportunities.
Requirements
To rent a car, you must be at least 21 years old (age can vary by car category) and have held your driver's license for at least 2 years. You'll also need a visitor's driver license which will be furnished by our local rental partner. For drivers under the age of 25 an additional young driver surcharge may apply locally. The maximum rental age is 70 years. Seatbelts and child seats are mandatory.
Speed Limits
Speed limits in Cayman Islands are:
Traffic restrictions
In The Cayman Islands you drive on the left side of the road, just like in Ireland. While there are currently no laws prohibiting talking, texting, or emailing on a cell phone while driving it can be very dangerous and has become a hotly discussed topic for lawmakers who are considering new laws banning mobile devices in cars.
Petrol
Petrol stations are normally open between 07:00 to 20:00.
Tolls
There are no toll roads in The Cayman Islands.
Parking
Parking is free and most hotels and restaurants have ample parking available.
General Information
Car rental insurance varies widely, so please study the information below prior to making your booking. Regulations of the country where you rent the car will be in effect for the duration of your rental. All our car hire rates include Collision Damage coverage and Theft Protection for the vehicle. Rental limits potential vehicle damage or loss liability to an excess, which is stated on your voucher. If you plan to take advantage of coverage offered by your credit card, please contact your card issuer directly for details. Specific insurance information for your reservation will be printed on your confirmation voucher.
General Information
When you hire a car in The Cayman Islands you are not allowed to take it abroad or on any ferry. Domestic one-way rentals are free of charge.