Sarah Bridge
Journalist (news)
Sarah Bridge is a journalist for the Cayman Compass and has many years experience in UK newspapers and magazines.
Originally from the UK, Sarah is the former Leisure Correspondent and Deputy Personal Finance Editor of The Mail on Sunday newspaper, and has also worked for the Daily Mail and Mail Online, The Guardian and The Express newspapers. Most recently, she was Senior Consumer Writer for Good Housekeeping magazine.
Over the years, Sarah has written for The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, The National, Travel Weekly, Forbes and CN Traveller UK among others. She is also the founder of travel reviews website ALadyofLeisure.com and has reviewed more than 250 hotels and destinations in the UK and around the world, including Egypt, Antarctica, Papua New Guinea, Morocco, Greenland, Jamaica and Japan.
Sarah holds a BA Dual Hons degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Sheffield. She is passionate about travel, tourism and the hospitality industry and is excited about discovering everything the Cayman Islands has to offer.
Articles by Sarah Bridge
New Barú airport restaurant is an instant hit with travellers
New restaurant Barú proves a hit with travellers as it opens in the departure lounge of Grand Cayman's Owen Roberts International Airport.
New Goddess IPA inspires women to dive deeper into brewing
Goddess, Cayman's first female-brewed beer, has made its debut across island and has inspired several of the women who helped make it to start...
Humane Society kickstarts fundraising campaign for new West Bay shelter
The charity is about to kickstart a major fundraising campaign to get the remaining $450,000 out of the $750,000 in total needed to fit out the buildings and landscape the surrounding areas in the site off Captain Reginald Parsons Drive in West Bay.
Meraki Wellness luxury spa opens with plans for the Caribbean top spot
Cayman’s newest luxury health and wellness spa has officially opened with governor Jane Owen performing the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Upcoming musical ‘In The Heights’ to reflect Cayman themes
Months of intense rehearsals will soon culminate in Cayman Drama Society’s summer production of In The Heights, the Tony award-winning musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Six bills passed in first day of final session of Parliament
The final meeting of the 2025-2026 parliamentary session got under way on 29 April with the passing of six bills and the tabling of...
Kittens get into purrfect poses at cat yoga sessions for Humane Society
Half a dozen cute kittens were the stars of the show at the latest session of Bliss Yoga’s Kitten & Cat Yoga session, which not only raises much-needed funds for the Humane Society
Capella 2026 music festival strikes all the right chords at Camana Bay
Thousands of music fans packed onto the Camana Bay Festival Green for the Capella Music Festival on Saturday 25 April.
Now in its fifth year,...
Positive tourism news set to continue as records broken
The Ministry of Tourism said that Cayman is having an incredible first quarter for stayover visitor numbers and that the run of good news...
How Rotary is celebrating its 60th year by looking to the future
Part-way through its 60th anniversary year, the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman (RCGC) is showing that it is never too old to evolve and...
Neighbourhood shopping plaza planned for West Bay
West Bay could get a neighbourhood-style shopping plaza with a restaurant, coffee shop, stores and residences if plans are approved by the planning board.
Leaders say Cayman is prepared for migrants and hurricanes
Governor Jane Owen said that preparations for a potential influx of migrants are well under way, with the establishment of a Mass Migration Committee and building temporary structures to house any arrivals.
School leaving age to be raised to 18 says Education Minister Anglin
Government plans to raise the mandatory school leaving age for students from 16 to 18 in the next few years, said Education Minister Rolston Anglin.
Seventh Ryde-A-Thon takes the 24 hour event over the million-dollar mark
More than $100,000 was raised for the National Children’s Voluntary Organisation (NCVO) by participants of the 2026 Ryde-A-Thon who ran, cycled and walked around Camana Bay at the weekend.
Beyond the Cycle event to tackle taboos over women’s health
The Cayman Islands is set to mark the global campaign aimed at breaking down taboos about women’s health through a free, day-long event, 'Beyond...
Finance Minster Rolston Anglin applies for permission for West Bay homes
Finance and Education Minister Rolston Anglin is applying for planning permission to build two apartment blocks in West Bay, but the plan has met with objections.
Tourism board seeks consultants to update National Tourism Plan
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is seeking a consultancy firm to update the National Tourism Plan (NTP) which sets out the future direction of the tourism industry.
Free bulk home-waste collection begins next month
Residents can dispose of unwanted furniture, appliances and other large household items in the annual bulk waste collection.
New HQ for Meals on Wheels takes shape, but help still needed
Long-time Meals on Wheels volunteer driver and fundraiser Derek Haines is asking people to help kit out the charity’s new headquarters and says that offers of equipment are just as welcome as financial donations.
Cayman’s ‘Wombles’ helping to keep its roads and beaches clean
With government legislation promising to tackle litter, will Cayman's beach and roadside litter problem finally be solved?
