Cayman Islands

This swimming hole at Pedro St. James isn't known as a tourist spot. Mostly locals are the only ones who know about this place. It fills when the water is rough and the waves reach over the peak of the entrance to this swimming hole. It is filled with crystal clear water and mostly has a rock bottom. The walk to get here is a little tricky due to the ironshore you must cross, but believe me it ...

Seven Mile beach is named one of the "Ultimate beaches" by Caribbean Travel + Life. If you are looking to plan a Caribbean getaway, Grand Cayman should be at the top of your list because of Seven Mile Beach. The beach stretches seven miles along the western shore of Grand Cayman. The beach attracts tons of visitors from all over the world. Also, the beach serves as the home to many of the Carib...

Located south of George Town just down the road from the cruise ship ports. Whether you are coming off the cruise ship for a couple hours or you are staying on the island. Smith Barcadere is a must visit. Smith Barcadere is also known as Smith Cove to locals if you are asking for directions. Make sure to carry a device that can take pictures because it is a very beautiful place and has many pho...

The story is that decades ago fisherman would anchor off the shallow sandbar and clean their catch to avoid the bugs closer to shore. They would dump the fish guts into the water and soon the southern stingrays began to associate the sound of boats with food.  Today you'll notice when a tour boat pulls up to the sandbar the rays will float over to check it out, eager for the food the tour guide...