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While diving in the Cayman Islands is a
popular activity, there's plenty more to do besides.
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Bodden Town:
Caymans first capital was originally called South Side, until a visiting British navy
surveyor found 21 families at the South Side with the name Bodden, in 1773, and called it
Bodden Town.
Cayman Islands National Museum:
After years of planning, research and professional conservation of acquired artifacts, the
Cayman Islands National Museum opened in November 1990; in George Town's restored Old
Courts Building.
Cayman Islands
Turtle Farm:
As one of Grand Cayman's main tourist attractions, the turtle farm welcomes more than
300,000 visitors a year. As a visitor to the turtle farm you'll find a working farm which
is both educational and entertaining. Visitors can walk around to closely observe the
green sea turtles; from the tiniest hatchlings in shaded tanks, to the massive adults
swimming in the breeding pond.
Cayman
Thriller:
Thriller 003 is a 55" offshore racing boat purposefully built to accommodate
passengers to experience offshore racing in a safe environment. The boat will pick you up
at the Cruise Ship dock in George Town, Grand Cayman and race past the cruise ships in
port. Then its off to 7 Mile Beach and Turtle Farm in West Bay, before looping back to the
island; waking up the cruise ship captains on the approach from the east.
5% discount to Travel Notes members.
Fly
Fish Grand Cayman:
Capt. Ronald Ebanks has over ten years experience in the Caymans and Scotland.
Pedro St. James Historic Site:
After seven years and a $7.5 million transformation, the Cayman Islands government has
created the country's most ambitious heritage attraction to date, and its first national
landmark.
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park:
Even dedicated divers are now taking longer surface intervals to explore Grand Cayman's
unexpected - and primarily unpromoted - terrestrial attractions. That is, if they learn
they exist.
Working
in the Caymans:
How to go about working on a tax-free island with an average year-round temperature of
about 80°F; and only a 1-hour flight away from the United States.
Visiting Cayman Brac
Cayman
Brac:
Cayman Brac is the second largest of the three Cayman Islands. It is home to some 1,500
residents and supports a thriving tourism market. This article presents a unique look at
the island, through the eyes of a local, and provides important information for those
considering Cayman Brac for their next vacation.
Map
of Cayman Brac:
From Almond Beach hideaways to Brac Reef Beach resort, this map gives you an idea of where
things are on Cayman Brac.
Cayman
Brac Suggestions:
Ideas for things to do around the Brac... or simply do nothing.
Cayman News:
Catch up on what's happening in the Caymans and the Caribbean.
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