The signature drink of the Cayman Islands is the Mudslide. This boozy milkshake is a delicious mix of Baileys Irish Cream, Kahlua coffee liqueur and Absolut vodka – with an added kick of Kahlua poured down the straw. Recipes vary from place to place, with some adding ice cream, but the original is said to have…
Local fare is hearty and delicious, with dishes that have been enjoyed in Cayman for generations. Over the years, traditional Caymanian cuisine has had a dash of Jamaican and other regional influences added to it. Here are some island favourites. Jerk chicken Slow-cooked over a smoky grill, this island staple with roots in Jamaica uses…
The Cayman Islands boasts a thriving arts community, home to emerging and well-known artists, artisans and craftspeople. Several galleries exhibit their works, many of which are inspired by Cayman’s natural beauty, culture and heritage. Pure Art Housed in a quaint Cayman cottage, this long-established gallery highlights Cayman’s local artists and craftspeople. It features original works,…
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands is a hub of artistic and cultural activity. Established in 1996, the gallery highlights the works of established and emerging Caymanian artists, also drawing from the regional and international stage. The gallery is home to a permanent collection, a temporary exhibition space and a state-of-the-art learning centre and…
Traditional Caymanian homes such as these beautiful cottages are dotted around the islands. Increasingly rare, they provide a peek into how Caymanians lived in years-gone-by.
For a great family day out visit Cayman Turtle Centre, where you can see, swim with, and feed sea turtles. Located in West Bay, the conservation and education facility gives you the opportunity to interact with these fascinating creatures of the deep. Turtles are much-loved as a cultural symbol and are celebrated as an emblem…
Set in 65 acres in North Side. the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is one of Grand Cayman’s top attractions. The magnificent grounds showcase the natural beauty, culture and history of the islands. There are seven main attractions at the park: The Visitor’s Centre, the Floral Garden, Orchid Boardwalk, Xerophytic Garden, Heritage Garden, Woodland Trail…
The National Museum of the Cayman Islands is a must-stop on a trip to the Cayman Islands. It’s also a great place for residents to refresh their memories about the history and culture of the Cayman Islands. It is one of the nation’s most important cultural attractions. Not only does it house the islands’ national…
The history of the financial services sector in the Cayman Islands is a tale of rapid growth. The foundation was laid in the mid-1960s when legislation was passed to take advantage of the country’s status as a tax-free jurisdiction, ushering in the start of the Cayman Islands’ ascent into the financial services world. In the…