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Why the
Cayman Islands
are special
The Cayman Islands has one of the world's greatest dive sites. It also offers outstanding fishing. And, it is one of the world's major international banking centers.
The islands
The Cayman Island comprises three islands:
Grand Cayman
Little Cayman
Cayman Brac
Grand Cayman Island
This is by far the biggest and most populated, touristed, and commercially developed island.
Stingray
City is the Cayman Islands' most famous attraction. You snorkel among hundreds
of Stingrays. They are not afraid of you and there's no need to be that of them.
You can even feed them out of your hand.
You'll
find most of the beachfront resorts and atmospheric restaurants on the
white-sand Seven Mile Beach.
George
Town is the capital and economic center of the Cayman Islands. It can seem
hectic to tranquility seekers, especially when cruise ships unload
bargain-hunting shoppers.
Little Cayman Island
It has the Bloody Bay Wall, one of the world's greatest dive sites. It's on the upper part of the extremely deep Cayman Trench. Little Cayman also has an amazingly large iguana population.
Cayman Brac Island
It's the most laid back of the islands. Divers travel to Cayman Brac to explore the well-known Captain Tibbets shipwreck.
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