Grand Cayman Public Holidays and Special Holidays

Public Holidays

Grand Cayman's public holidays are usually related to religious festivals, historical events or special anniversaries. These holidays are generally closed by government agencies, banks, schools and other institutions.

Common public holidays include:

New Year's Eve and New Year's Day: Celebrate the arrival of the new year, and various celebrations are usually held.

Good Friday: Commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is an important Christian festival.

Easter: Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, usually with a long weekend.

Queen's Birthday: Celebrates the birthday of the Queen of England, usually with parades and celebrations.

Cayman Islands Day: Celebrates the Cayman Islands becoming a British overseas territory.

Labour Day: Celebrates the contributions of workers.

Special Holidays

In addition to public holidays, Grand Cayman also has some special holidays, such as:

Hurricane season: June to November is the hurricane season. If a hurricane hits, the government may declare a state of emergency, and schools and some businesses will close.

Festivals: Grand Cayman often hosts various festivals, such as music festivals, food festivals, etc. During these events, the island will be full of joy.

Local Festivals: The Cayman Islands has some unique local festivals, such as the Bat Festival, which usually attract many tourists.

Notes

Holiday arrangements: When planning your trip, be sure to understand the local public holiday arrangements in advance to avoid affecting your trip.

Opening hours: During holidays, the opening hours of shops, restaurants and attractions may be adjusted. It is recommended that you call in advance to confirm.