The #CaymanIslands, a British Overseas Territory in the Western Caribbean, have some of the best diving in the world. The #GrandCayman, #CaymanBrac, and Little Cayman trio of tropical isles are surrounded by stunningly blue waters that are crystal pure. All three islands are surrounded by #coralreefs, and the waters just offshore are dotted with shipwrecks and alive with marine life.

The largest and most Americanized of the three islands is Grand Cayman, a well-known cruise port. Its crown treasure, the stunning Seven Mile Beach, offers a variety of water activities and beachside accommodations. Along with enjoying the powdery beaches, visitors to the island also #enjoy #diving, #snorkeling, #trekking, duty-free shopping in the vibrant capital city of George Town, and escape to the peaceful East End. Additionally, Grand Cayman is home to the most exciting nightlife in the Cayman Islands. Nature lovers are drawn to Cayman Brac by its rugged coastline, deep caves, and slower pace. Although Little Cayman is incredibly peaceful, it has some of the best dive locations in the world and fantastic fishing in Tarpon Lake and along its bonefish flats. Read my list of the top attractions in the Cayman Islands for additional information on the best locations to visit. Find more by searching #blogsbyjatin

George Town | Tourist Attractions in the Cayman Islands

When cruise ships arrive, George Town, a center for offshore banking and the alluring capital of Cayman, comes to life. One of the most well-liked activities in this city is shopping, and many of the duty-free stores and art galleries are housed in vibrant gingerbread structures along the port front. A number of additional worthwhile tourist attractions are also available in this charming tourist town. Historical and ecological exhibits are on display at the Cayman Islands National Museum. The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands is a must-visit for art lovers. This airy, contemporary space features a remarkable collection of local artwork in addition to seasonally themed temporary exhibitions by local and foreign artists. Additionally, you can take in the lovely sculpture gardens and unwind at the Art Cafe. It's a terrific spot to go on a wet day and one of the best free things to do in the Cayman Islands. The National Trust for the Cayman Islands Visitor Center, just a short drive away, has all the details you could ever need about the natural history of the islands.