Cayman Style sits past security in GCM’s main departures hall
You’ll find Cayman Style airside at Owen Roberts International Airport’s T1 departures area, after security and before the main gates. It’s a small shop focused on last‑minute gifts and island-themed souvenirs rather than full grocery stock. Think T-shirts, caps, magnets and small beach items branded “Cayman Islands,” plus a few travel basics like snacks and bottled drinks you can carry onto your flight.
Hours aren’t clearly published, but shops at GCM typically open before the first morning departures around 06:00 and close after the last evening flights. Cayman Style mainly sells mid-range souvenirs, with small items like keychains and fridge magnets usually under USD $10, while shirts and hats run higher. Don’t expect duty-free liquor or high-end electronics here; it’s more about something quick to throw in your bag as a reminder of Seven Mile Beach.
Inventory leans heavily on Cayman-branded apparel, so you’ll see multiple T-shirt designs, logo hoodies and beach cover-ups all in one place. Snacks tend to be simple: chips, candy bars and soft drinks sized for the gate area, not a full meal. If you need sunscreen or a basic travel accessory before boarding, you have a reasonable chance of finding it here, but anything specialty like power banks or adapters is hit-or-miss.
Plan a 5–10 minute stop at Cayman Style between security and boarding; it’s close enough to the gates that you can duck in after your flight shows “boarding” without stressing about a long walk back.