Cruise Berthing Infrastructure

Overview

On 30 April 2025, alongside the General Elections, voters will have the opportunity to express their views on the development of a cruise berthing facility in the Cayman Islands.

Understand the issue so you can make an informed decision.

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Key Terms 

• Cruise Berthing: A dock or pier where cruise ships can park directly, allowing passengers to disembark without small boats (tenders). 

• Environmental Impact: The possible effects on marine life, coral reefs, and coastal waters due to construction and the arrival of mega ships.

• Economic Impact: The potential benefits from increased tourism revenue versus the costs of building and maintaining the facility. 

• Sustainable Tourism: A way of growing tourism without harming the environment or local communities. 

What Your Vote Means

• A “Yes” vote means you support building cruise berthing infrastructure.

• A “No” vote means you do not support the development of cruise berthing infrastructure.

This is a non-binding referendum, meaning the results will inform government discussions

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Why your views matter

This referendum is an opportunity for registered voters to voice their opinions, ensuring that future policymaking reflects the interests of Caymanians. The government remains committed to transparency and informed decision-making. 

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Last updated: 13 March 2025 | 12:30 pm