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Grand
Cayman
George
Town, the capital city of the colony, is on Grand Cayman, largest and most
developed of the trio. Attractions on Grand Cayman include:
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Cardinal D's Park - a private collection of animals in a natural tropical park setting on Courts Rd
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Cayman Islands National Museum
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Cayman Turtle Farm - (16,000 sea turtles ranging from 6 ounces to 600 pounds)
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National Trust's Mastic Trail - a 2-mile nature trail
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Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park - 65-acres of colourful beauty
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Pedro St. James Historic Site (Savannah)
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Stingray City - feed and swim alongside swarming stingrays
Cayman Brac
Cayman Brac, is less developed than its big sister, Grand Cayman. Complete with an
abundant array or natural, terrestrial treasures, you can enjoy that escape for
which you came. An active National Trust chapter is adept in organizing a
variety of special interest activities. Bird watching here can be very exciting.
Diving, also, is a very popular activity, here. Or, interject a relaxed walk
along the mile-long bluff trail near the Brac Parrot Reserve. Or go on a cave
exploration jaunt. Whatever; you'll be glad you came. |
Little
Cayman
Little
Cayman, the least developed of the Caymans trio, is mostly uninhabited. Here you
can still enjoy that rare combination of sun-blessed solitude, glistening
beaches and miles of untouched tropical wilderness which is rapidly disappearing
from the Caribbean.
Some
unique places to go and things to do:
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enjoy
a private swim in South Hole Sound Lagoon
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row
out to tiny, deserted Owen Island
- view nature in its most pristine form
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diving
in Bloody Bay Marine Park
- sheer coral wall begins at 20 ft. and plunges to 6000 ft
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enjoy
the antics of the Red Footed Booby
- largest known breeding colony
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observe
the only breeding colony of Magnificent Frigate Birds in the western
hemisphere
come
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enjoy your holidays with us
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