Cayman Islands
Reason 1: The beaches
Even though the world-famous "Seven Mile Beach" on Grand Cayman is actually only 6 miles long, it is definitely one of the most beautiful beaches in the world! This is evidenced by the many awards and hymns of praise for its powdered sugar-fine sand, the palm trees that grow right up to the water's edge and the turquoise blue water. The numerous rental villas on the waterfront and luxury hotels such as the Kimpton Seafire, Westin, The Ritz-Carlton and Palm Heights are also top-notch here.
Reason 2: The "Once in a Lifetime" experiences
Have you ever petted a ray or taken a night-time kayak tour in a lagoon? Both are possible on the Cayman Islands. "Stingray City, an island off the coast of Grand Cayman, is one of the few places in the world where you can get very close to these impressive animals in the wild. Also worth experiencing: Bioluminescent Bay, where the water glows mystically at night and is best visited by kayak.
Reason 3: The weather
With an average annual temperature of 28° C, the Cayman Islands are an ideal destination, which is also caressed by a mild and constant breeze.
Reason 4: The dive sites
The Cayman Islands have 365 official dive sites - one for every day of the year. There is the perfect spot for experienced wreck divers as well as for beginners in shallow water. And snorkelers will also get their money's worth thanks to the colorful underwater fauna.
Reason 5: The water sports options
Whether SUP or sailing boat, kiteboard or water skiing: the waters around the Caymans are perfect for all kinds of water sports.
Tip: From Little Cayman to Owen
Island and spend a Robinson day on the uninhabited mini-island!
Reason 6: Nature
Birdwatching, caving, exploring mangrove forests, admiring the rare blue iguanas in the botanical garden or admiring centuries-old dry forest on the Mastic Trail: Covering just 264 km, the Cayman Islands offer nature in abundance.
Reason 7: The food
Beach hut or Michelin-starred restaurant? On the Cayman Islands you are spoiled for choice, as the islands are considered the "culinary center of the Caribbean". The many sophisticated seafood dishes are particularly popular.
Reason 8: Excursions on your own
If you want to explore the Cayman Islands individually, all you need is a rental car. The islands are considered safe and the road network is well developed. Ideal conditions for searching for your personal favorite beach, enjoying the natural highlights or getting to know the locals personally.
Reason 9: Cayman Brac
The short hop to Cayman Brac takes 40 minutes. Once a notorious pirate hideout, the mini-island with a population of 2,600 is now popular with hikers who appreciate the high cliffs and secluded beaches as well as the many caves.
Reason 10: Little Cayman
Discovered by Columbus in 1503, Little Cayman has retained much of its originality. This is also due to the large nature reserve, which is home to around 20,000 red-footed boobies, frigate birds and iguanas. There are also a few small, fine resorts right on the dream beach.
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