Travel Information: COVID-19 Update

Relax

At Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts, we take relaxation seriously, like we do our water-sports. Its important to recharge your batteries, and here on Little Cayman, we do it with Solar power!

Beachcombing

Beachcombing

White powder sand, check. Coconut palms, check. Vivid blue skies, check. Gin clear tropic water, check. Little Cayman offers some of the best beachcombing outside of Grand Cayman’s famous Seven Mile Beach. Just alone, there’s over a mile of beach in front of the Club fronting onto South Sound, and that leaves the rest of the island to explore!

Swimming & Sunbathing

Swimming & Sunbathing

Tired of salt water? Then its time to hit the pool. The big hotel resort its not. No early morning lounge chair hustle here, just a relaxing pool deck tucked in between the shoreline and the pool bar. Grab a book and your sunscreen – this is the Caribbean and sunbathing is a cultural ‘thang’!

Chillaxing

We’re not sure who coined the term, but we’re confident they were a guest at the Southern Cross Club.

Chilling and relaxing. That’s the essence of a visit to the Southern Cross Club.

Sprinkled around the club grounds you’ll find various palm thatched gazebos with alluring hammocks, a beckoning siren’s call for an afternoon siesta. If you want to swing upright, there’s always the swinging bench. Perfect with a travelling companion and a cold cerveza!

Chillaxing

Chillaxing

Guy Harvey Outpost Resort

Commitment to You During COVID-19. Read More

Guy Harvey Resort St. Augustine Beach’s Commitment to You During COVID-19

First of all, we want to thank our valued guests for their patience and understanding during this time. Our hotel is currently OPEN, but some of our amenities and services are limited or unavailable at this time.

We have also updated our cancellation policy to provide the most flexibility to our guests. Please follow the link below to see our full list of changes and updates.

For the most update information, please refer to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or your local health authority.