- From airport
- About 25 to 35 min
- Best for
- Residents, history, east side
- Pricing
- Fixed, agreed first
- Vehicles
- Suburban, Voxy, Hiace
Bodden Town was the first capital of the Cayman Islands and is now a large residential district on the island's south coast. Nearby sits Pedro St. James, the oldest surviving stone building on the island.
Visitors rent homes here, relatives of residents stay here, and many business travellers meet clients in the east of the island. For all of them, the road from George Town runs along the south coast and takes 25 to 35 minutes.
What we do here
- Airport transfers to Bodden Town houses and apartments.
- Pickups for history tours that take in Pedro St. James. See island tours.
- Transfers on to East End and North Side.
- Evening runs to town and back.
The eastern road
The coastal road from George Town to Bodden Town is straightforward. Past Bodden Town it becomes quieter and more scenic, with views over the south shore and the East End blowholes.
Questions we get asked
What is Bodden Town known for?
It was the first capital of the Cayman Islands. Pedro St. James, the oldest surviving stone building on the island, is nearby.
How long is the drive from the airport?
About 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic.