Spending December on an island means sunshine and clear, cloudless skies under which to celebrate the festive season. Here are our top tips for hosting the perfect Caribbean Christmas party.
Christmas, a magical time of year. Snowflakes on pine trees, hot chocolate next to open fire and toasty nights cuddled up. In Cayman, however, Christmas is spent soaking up sun rays and stretching out on snow white beaches instead. Having a summer Christmas definitely has its advantages. What you lose in terms of eggnog and roasted chestnuts, you gain doubly in coconuts, Vitamin D and tropical tans.
Cayman is a wonderland for children of all ages including the young at heart. Below we've compiled and categorized some of the best activities for kids that Cayman has to offer .
Cayman's quaint and uniquely Caribbean charm is contagious. Its people are friendly, the culture lively and vibrant, the food flavorful and inspired. Visitors leave reluctantly and return frequently. Souvenir shopping is inevitable, fueled by the desire to forever remember and reminisce about your sunshine escape to paradise and hopefully inspire your next visit.
Though there is truth in the statement that Cayman offers visitors approximately 360 days of sunshine, if you happen to be visiting during the 60 odd days of rain and thunderclouds, you might find yourself at a loss for things to do. Fortunately, there's more to Cayman than sun, sea and sand. Below are a few of the indoor activities you can enjoy during the odd rain shower.
Grand Cayman is renowned for being one of the most family-friendly holiday destinations in the Caribbean. The small paradise island is essentially a sunny playground fringed with tropical waters and palm trees, overflowing in fun activities for children of all ages.
Below, we explore the reasons why a Caymanian lifestyle could be the elusive elixir you've been searching for, for reasons that may surprise you.