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The ultimate Caribbean experience awaits in one of the world’s best holiday destinations, the Cayman Islands – the home of barefoot luxury. Located south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica, the Cayman Islands are three idyllic islands nestled in the warm turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Each island offers a unique experience, united by a warm Caymanian welcome in a truly outstanding natural environment. These tropical islands enjoy an average temperature of around 28 degrees Celsius, perfect for a spot of sunshine year round. Dubbed the culinary capital of the Caribbean, the food options on offer in the Cayman Islands are second to none, making it one of the top destinations for a Caribbean holiday. Grand Cayman alone boasts in excess of two hundred restaurants serving local and international cuisine. Many can be found along the world-famous Seven Mile Beach with others dotted all over the island. For a truly authentic experience, try the freshly caught fish and seafood and dine outdoors under the stars. As well as sampling the delicious local delicacies, there is a whole host of activities to get stuck into. For relaxation, swimming and sunbathing head to Seven Mile Beach, a seemingly endless stretch of pristine white sand and palm trees. Alternatively, Rum Point is the perfect venue for cocktails, lazing in hammocks and generally soaking up the laidback beach lifestyle. A visit here is not complete without a delicious mudslide cocktail, rumoured to have been invented at the Wreck Bar back in the ‘50s. Of course, the crystal-clear waters surrounding the islands offer endless hours of entertainment including sailing, kayaking, jet skiing, kitesurfing and paddle boarding. To see Grand Cayman from two very different angles why not take a dive to 100 feet without even getting your feet wet on the Atlantis Submarine, or take a helicopter tour for a spectacular bird’s eye view of the beautiful tropical island of Grand Cayman. A trip to the Cayman Islands is not complete without hopping over to the sister islands, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Getting to the islands is a mini adventure in itself as you fly in a 16-seat twin-Otter aircraft, sitting right behind the pilots. On rugged Cayman Brac you can explore miles of nature trails, with educational information on flora and fauna displayed on plaques along the way. There is even the option to have an energetic local tour guide to show you around free of charge. Little Cayman, the smallest of the three islands, is paradise. With a population of just 150, this is the perfect place to step away from the world and relax in hammocks under shady palm trees. There are several stylish resorts on Little Cayman, where traffic is minimal (cycling is the norm) and the iguana is given right of way. Whether drawn by its history and heritage, the wildlife, the marine world or its sandy bays and beach bars you’ll soon discover that the Cayman Islands is a unique travel destination that brings more than a splash of colour to even the most seasoned traveller’s explorations. To learn more, visit www.caymanislands.co.uk Like, comment and subscribe for more information about one of the world’s best holiday destinations at www.caymanislands.co.uk This video is protected under the copyright laws of the United States and other countries. You acknowledge that all copyrights and other intellectual property rights in the video are owned by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (“CIDOT”) or its licensors. Unless expressly permitted by CIDOT or the applicable rights holder in writing, you may not copy, modify, paraphrase, reproduce, create derivative works from, transmit, or in any way use or exploit any part of the video for a commercial purpose, except that you may make use of the video for personal, non-commercial uses, provided that you maintain all copyright and other notices posted along with the video. CIDOT neither warrants nor represents that your use of the video, or any part thereof, will not infringe the rights of third parties. To contact CIDOT regarding permissions to use the video (or parts thereof), please visit https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en.... All rights not granted herein are expressly reserved by CIDOT.

Get in touch with your adventurous side in the Cayman Islands and enjoy unforgettable experiences. Learn to kite surf, swim with stingrays, hike the Mastic Trail or gallop on horseback through crystal clear water. Make sure your itinerary is booked! See the tours and adventures Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman offer https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en-us/experiences/adventure-tours Check out our summer offers here: https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en-us/only-in-cayman/summer/offers This video is protected under the copyright laws of the United States and other countries. You acknowledge that all copyrights and other intellectual property rights in the video are owned by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (“CIDOT”) or its licensors. Unless expressly permitted by CIDOT or the applicable rights holder in writing, you may not copy, modify, paraphrase, reproduce, create derivative works from, transmit, or in any way use or exploit any part of the video for a commercial purpose, except that you may make use of the video for personal, non-commercial uses, provided that you maintain all copyright and other notices posted along with the video. CIDOT neither warrants nor represents that your use of the video, or any part thereof, will not infringe the rights of third parties. To contact CIDOT regarding permissions to use the video (or parts thereof), please visit https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en.... All rights not granted herein are expressly reserved by CIDOT.