Topic: Port Zeus

Building the first safe harbour in the Sister Islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman is no small feat, but the team at Port Zeus is more than united for the challenge.

The Cayman Islands Tourism Minister, Kenneth Bryan, is positing the development of a new pier and inland marina which will cater to small-scale cruise...

The Department of Environment, in a statement this week, said it is not to blame for the drawn-out Port Zeus environmental impact assessment.

An environmental impact assessment is currently underway on Port Zeus, a proposed multi-million-dollar harbour and marina development in Cayman Brac.

Heads of some of the world’s largest cruise companies discussed bringing their ships to Cayman Brac during a closed meeting with the government and Port Zeus developers.

Internet entrepreneur turned developer Frank Schilling has fired the starter's gun on his Port Zeus project, promising to bring new tourism and business opportunities to Cayman Brac.

The detailed master plan for a new marina, port and village on Cayman Brac sets out the development details for the community to clearly see, understand, and give feedback on the proposal.

Entrepreneur and long-time Cayman resident Frank Schilling is behind the proposal, which he believes will provide much-needed investment on the Brac and benefit the Cayman Islands as a whole.

During the pandemic and in the aftermath of the sale of his internet-related businesses, Mr. Schilling found he had time to look at the problem of there being no safe harbour on the Brac.

A ‘masterplan’ for a new marina, port and village in Cayman Brac will pave the way for an inter-island ferry service, according to the project developer. 

Internet entrepreneur Frank Schilling has acquired 300 acres of land on Cayman Brac and hopes to build a marina, safe harbour and small village close to the airport.