Cross North Sound in minutes — George Town, Seven Mile Beach, Camana Bay and Rum Point linked by private boat, closed cabin, up to 10 guests.
Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
La géographie du taxi bateau à Grand Cayman tourne autour du North Sound : un vaste lagon protégé par la barrière de corail, qui sépare George Town et Seven Mile Beach de la péninsule de Rum Point et Kaibo. Par la route, il faut contourner ce lagon par l'est via Frank Sound Road ; en bateau, on le traverse en ligne droite — c'est pour cela que Cayman Ferries opère déjà une navette publique entre Camana Bay et Kaibo, le même raccourci qu'emprunte un transfert privé, mais à l'horaire de votre choix.
Driving from George Town or Seven Mile Beach to Rum Point and Kaibo means circling the island via Frank Sound Road. The lagoon itself is the shortcut: a private water taxi crosses North Sound directly, docking at Kaibo Beach in a fraction of the driving time — it's the same logic Cayman Ferries already runs as a public shuttle.
George Town Harbour gets busy on cruise-ship days, with tender boats queuing for the downtown dock. Departing instead from Barcadere Marina, Camana Bay's harbourfront, or a Seven Mile Beach hotel dock keeps embarkation calm and private.
The shallow flats of Stingray City and the Sandbar sit inside the North Sound reef, a short hop from Seven Mile Beach. A private transfer means arriving before the day-trip catamarans and leaving whenever you're ready.
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