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How much is a beer in Grand Cayman?

In bars (including restaurant bars) as well as small clubs, expect to pay from US$4.50 to US$6.00 for domestic beers and from US$6.50 to US$8.50 for imported beers.



In 2026, Grand Cayman remains one of the more expensive destinations in the Caribbean, and beer prices reflect the island's high cost of living. In a standard local bar or "Happy Hour" setting, a domestic beer like Caybrew or an imported favorite like Heineken or Corona typically costs between $6 and $9 KYD (approx. $7.25–$11 USD). If you are dining at a high-end resort on Seven Mile Beach or a trendy spot in Camana Bay, expect to pay between $10 and $14 USD per bottle or pint. Craft beers and specialty imports can climb even higher. It is important to note that most menus list prices in Cayman Islands Dollars (KYD), which is fixed at a higher value than the USD ($1 KYD = $1.20 USD), so your final bill in US dollars will always be 20% higher than the number on the menu. For budget-conscious 2026 travelers, buying beer at a local liquor store (like Jacques Scott) and enjoying it on your balcony is significantly cheaper, with six-packs usually retailing for around $15 to $18 KYD.

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