What a Massage Costs in Grand Cayman: Real Prices, No Surprises

Nobody enjoys asking what a massage costs, so we publish every answer before you have to. Here is the honest picture: our menu in plain numbers, how the island's two currencies work, and what a fair massage hour should include.

Our menu, in plain numbers

Our massages start at $50, deep tissue from $60, hot stone at $120, and the price on the menu is the price at the till. No service charge, ever. The hour itself is the point: a trained therapist, a proper table, a quiet private room in the Park Place building just off West Bay Road, a short walk from Seven Mile Beach. Every treatment we offer is priced on the menu before you book, so the only decision left is which hour to take.

CI$ or US$: a two-minute translation

Cayman prices are usually quoted in Cayman Islands dollars. CI$1 is fixed at US$1.25, so a CI$100 price works out to US$125. Check the currency on any menu before you book and the arithmetic takes care of itself; both are welcome everywhere on the island, including with us.

What should the money buy?

Wherever you book on the island, a fair massage hour should include a real consultation before the treatment, pressure adjusted to you as you go, a quiet private room, and a therapist whose name you know. Ask who will be working on you. We publish our team, their names and their specialities, because we think you should know whose hands you are in.

The local secret

Islanders keep standing appointments, a massage booked the way you book a haircut, part of the rhythm of the month. If you live here, ask about series pricing; if you are visiting, you are welcome to the same prices locals pay. Every price we charge is on our pricing page, in plain numbers, so the booking takes a minute and the budgeting takes less.