Cayman Island boutique hotel
How Cayman Island boutique hotel makes a difference
Environment
Waste
Living on an island has it challenges and one of our biggest issues it how to deal with our trash, that’s why we at the Caribbean Club have made it one of our goals to produce as little trash as possible, so it will not grow our land fill.
Last year, local supermarkets replaced their non-degradable plastic shopping bags with biodegradable alternatives and started charging 5 cents per shopping bags in a bid to cut down on the number of bags ending up in Cayman’s landfill.
That first phase of the Cayman BECOME campaign brought an initial reduction of as much as 80 per cent in the number of plastic bags sold in supermarkets. Prior to that, an estimated 12 million plastic bags were being disposed of every year in Grand Cayman.
Therefore we at the Caribbean Club provide our guest with free recyclable shopping bags; this will reduce the trash and save our precious marine live.
We are very eager to support the government’s efforts to clean up Cayman's environment. We are going to start colleting aluminum cans to recycle and help reduce the waste on the island. With it being so small, everyone should do their part to help keep it clean. We are constantly looking for more ways to be innovative in terms of environmental health.
Community
The local Caymanian has a wonderful disposition, they are very friendly, welcoming, cosmopolitan people and therefore we have made it our policy to employ locally.
Don’t miss the opportunity to meet some of our local residences by joining Cayman Safari on a multi-sensory adventure to discover the unique island charms of Grand Cayman's special places, where Cayman and Caymanians will captivate your mind and steal your heart. In exchange, you will capture unforgettable memories, and the smile will be yours to keep forever! Have the opportunity to watch local ladies make thatch bags, taste one of Cayman specialties conch fritters.
Places to visit to learn more about the Cayman culture are:
• Pedro St. James
• Botanic Park
• Bodden Town Mission House
• East End Light House Park
The month of January is culinary month in the Cayman Island. The Caribbean Club support the Cayman island Tourist Association in its effort to promote local food and restaurants with the wonderful event of Taste of Cayman. With 43 restaurants and food vendors cooking up a wide variety of dishes, your taste buds will be put to the test at one of the Caribbean’s largest food and wine festivals.
We are constantly in support of our local restaurants, shops and activities. Whether it’s recommending a trip to Stingray City or Boatswain’s Beach or going to one of our many delectable restaurants we want our guests to experience everything that we know and love about our island.
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