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The Cayman Islands offer a serene escape, where my husband and I found tranquility amid stunning natural beauty and vibrant culture. Beyond its stunning shores, the Cayman Islands boast a rich heritage reflected in its warm hospitality and diverse culinary scene, blending local flavors with international influences. From the serene white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling to the warm hospitality and diverse culinary delights, every moment was a soothing blend of relaxation and exploration. The Cayman Islands promise an unforgettable retreat where relaxation meets exploration in perfect harmony. We can't wait to get back there!
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Things to do in Cayman Islands
Our favorite recommendations include:
Stingrays — A visit to see the stingrays is a must-do and I recommend Rayz Dayz
Sunset cruise — A gorgeous way to end the afternoon is with a sunset sail with Red Sail on a catamaran
Rent a car — Take a day trip and drive to Hell, visit the turtle center and then up to Rum Point. A great place to eat along the way is Kaibo. This a more relaxed/less touristy side of the island.
Botanical Park — A visit to see the Blue Iguanas shares how the program started in 1990 with only 30 dedicated Blue Iguanas and is now home to about 100 Blue Iguanas.
Places to eat & drink in Cayman Islands
Our favorite places to eat:
Tillie's - dip your toes in the sand and relax and enjoy!
Camana Bay- first place you should visit. So many choices and things to do.
Brooklyn Pizza & Pasta, Loco Mexican, Mizu/waterfront outdoor patio with teppanyaki
Macabuca- ocean-front dining
Bacaro- great restaurant and setting
Morgan's (next door to Bacaro) - More casual
Nova - lunch spot
Rum Point - nice casual lunch spot with lounge chairs. Mudslide drink is a must
Coccoloba Beach at Kimpton Seafire - on the beach, great food, great views.
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