Cayman
Islands Department of Tourism - this is an interactive
site featuring dynamic Flash maps, screensavers and a
library of photos and information on accommodations, attractions,
dining, scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing and more. Visit
the site today and plan your trip to the Cayman Islands.
Entry
Requirements - US and Canadian citizens, traveling
directly to the Cayman Islands from the US and Canada,
need only proof of
citizenship for entry, such as a passport or an official
birth certificate (not a copy), plus photo identification
(such as a driver's licence). They do not need visas.
Citizens of all other countries need passports.
Weather
- The only site with live weather from a number
of locations in the Cayman Islands plus marine and hurricane
alley information.
Restaurants
& Food - A restaurant guide for food-lovers
who live in Grand Cayman or the Sister Islands and are
deciding where to
dine tonight and for those visitors who are researching
the lovely Cayman Islands before their cruise or land
vacation
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The
Cayman Islands are an overseas territory of the United Kingdom
in the calm, turquoise waters of the western Caribbean Sea.
Located only 480 miles south of Miami, there are three islands
Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Healthy coral
reefs surround all three islands, creating ideal conditions
for diving and other water activities. Between the Cayman
Islands and Jamaica lies the deepest part of the Caribbean,
the Cayman Trough, which is over four miles deep. South of
Cayman is the Bartlett Deep where depths of over 18,000 ft.
have been recorded. With only two seasons summer and winter
temperatures are mild year round, in the mid 70Fs in the winter
(November-April) and mid to high 80Fs in summer (May-October).