Hotels near Salt Cay Airport - SLX, Salt Cay

Travelers from all over the world seek out GBB because they hear its best-in-class. I can confirm this unequivocally. No matter how extravagant your tastes might be, its is near impossible to find a nick in the proverbial armor of "worlds best" status that GBB enjoys. Even for travelers in the $100mm+ income bracket, who are limited by absolutely nothing, this place will satisfy and amaze. The only place I personally have ever been that remotely compares is the strip around/between Ibiza and Formentera in the Mediterranean/Balearics that is accessible only by boat. Certainly there are unique places in the world that might exceed GBBs grandeur at any given spot (particularly where it is most developed), but they are isolated and require more effort than simply walking out of your hotel and onto the beach. If you're looking any more reason to spend the money, stop looking and drop the credit card details in. You're wasting your time otherwise.

I recommend the snorkeling/iguana island tour, as well as parasailing...both were amazing views. I also enjoyed that there aren't any solicitors trying to sell things on the beach like you might find at other tropical resorts/beaches. There's a great local fish fry every Thursday with a big marketplace of local artisans where you can make purchases and enjoy local foods and drinks and live music. There's also a tiki hut floating bar, that you can get to by water ferry...we had plans to attend on Sunday (which is said to be the best day to go), but overdid it with the rum punch on the snorkeling/iguana island tour on Saturday, so that didn't end up happening. Also did a 1.5 hour jet ski tour....that wasn't my favorite just because the water was rough that day and riding was difficult for the novices in our group. But once we got to some calm cove-type areas, it was much better. Shopping in Salt Mill was fun, lots of great little shops and boutiques.

Absolutely gorgeous!! Would have loved to have stayed longer!! We went scuba diving for the first time with Dive Provo after being certified and it was amazing! Can't say enough wonderful things about the great crew we had!! Also went snorkeling on the great barrier reef on a catamaran sail ⛵️. All experiences were top notch!! We stayed at Windsong Resort and absolutely loved it! We used a rental car to get around the island. Not sure you have to have a car but that's our preference.

This a great long beach with white sand and you can walk for miles. Beautiful view on the sea. The food in the restaurants used be be very excusive, but not any more. Now it is still very expansive, but not so good.

The beach was fantastic, one of the best! The food was super expensive, taxis and food delivery was expensive. The airport was the worst that I have experienced, and I've been a lot of places in the Caribbean. For this reason, I can't recommend Grace Bay, unless you get there some other way. Upon arrival, the Security line was 1.5 hours of queue, all standing. When leaving, it was 2 hours, with the line extending outside the building in the rain. Priority was given to incoming flights, so we waited on the tarmac for an hour, and missed our connecting flight. We spent 12 hours getting home.

The one of the best beaches in a world! Everything else is just an addition to that fact. Breakfast - cafe "Shay". Dining: Mango Reef (deck on water), The Conch Shack -Wed(!) live local music, Mr. Grouper's Thu(!) next door to the local market, Crackpot Kitchen, Hemingway's.