Island Time - Grand Cayman

Grand Cayman is the largest of the Cayman Islands, a British Territory, and Georgetown is the capital city, and major cruise ship port. This last trip I made there was just as the Island was opening up to tourists after being shutdown as a COVID precaution. There is nothing better than a few days in paradise to fight the winter blues.

This is what caught my eye, I hope you enjoy!

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Georgetown pirate statue welcomes visitors back to Grand Cayman.

In Georgetown

The sculpture titled “Aspiration” is displayed in Hero’s Square, Georgetown.

Night moon

A shady spot in the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, presents a unique blend of natural beauty, culture and history.

Waterfront libations in Georgetown

Tropical flowers

A night time beach shot with a bright moon

The Rankine House in Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

The colorful cottage front porch of Rankine House in the Heritage Garden, Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

This is an outhouse displayed in the Heritage Garden in Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park.

This outbuilding is a kitchen displayed in the Heritage Garden in Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park.

The intricate palm pattern in the thatched roof of the kitchen building in the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

Inside the Rankine House Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

Another shot of the Rankine House in Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

Lily pads

An inviting swing

Jet skies on the beach

Cayman Cabana in Georgetown

Grand Caymanian Resort

Georgetown

The Pavilion at Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

Adirondack chairs in a pavilion in the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

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Beach bar

Booths at the Public Beach along Seven Mile beach

Stacked up flippers

Grand Caymanian Resort

Fresh fish in the Georgetown fish market

Fresh fish in the Georgetown Fish Market

Floatopia in Georgetown

Street art on the side of a building in Georgetown

Bicycles in Georgetown

A mural at Cayman Caban in Georgetown

Caribbean Kitchen in Georgetown

Tourists snorkel in the beautiful blue water off of Grand Cayman.

Cayman lemonade stand in Georgetown

Long dock

The Westin Grand Cayman on Seven Mile Beach

The Westin Hotel on Seven Mile Beach

A cruise ship on the horizon

Governor’s Beach

Iguana

Seven Mile Beach bar

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Cemetery beach

A boat on the sunsetting horizon

This is an inviting hammock at Rum Point, said to be the where the drink, called the mudslide, was invented.

Lounge chairs and palm trees.

Palm trees sway in the tropical breeze.

The beautiful clear blue water of Seven Mile Beach

Stingray City

What you should know:

• The Caymanians drive on the left-hand side of the road.

• Nearly everything is closed on Sundays.

• Many of the shops in Georgetown do not open unless cruise ship(s) are in port.

• Public buses can get you around the island pretty easily.

• The Cayman dollar is equal to $1.20 USD.

• You will need a valid passport to enter Grand Cayman.

• You can check COVID restriction here.

• Check iVisa to learn about the visa requirements.

• A valid passport is required

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