Cayman Islands Attractions
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Atlantis Submarines
Welcome to Atlantis Submarines Grand Cayman
The Cayman Islands are situated 450 miles south
of Miami, Florida in the heart of the Caribbean. The crystal clear waters surrounding these
special islands are world renowned for their rich marine life and there is no better way to
experience this world than on the unique tours offered by Atlantis Submarines. The Atlantis
harbor-front office is conveniently located in the capital city of George Town on Grand
Cayman, the largest of the three islands.
Caribbean : (866) 546-7820
http://www.atlantisadventures.com/index.cfm
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Boatswain's Beach
Boatswain's Beach, the new home of Cayman's National
Treasure - the Cayman Turtle Farm, is fast proving itself as the Island's next premier events
venue. With 23 acres of scenic delight, Boatswain's beach will whisk you away from the
ordinary! Hurry now to book your next event at Boatswain's Beach. Depending on the nature of
your event, you can choose from different locations to stage it.
Boatswain's Beach is Cayman's largest land-based attraction, Boatswain's Beach hosts more than
500,000 visitors each year. Educational, cultural and entertainment programmes are consistently
being created and updated to enhance the experience that can only be had at Boatswain's Beach.
http://www.boatswainsbeach.ky/
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Queen Elizabeth ll - Botanic
Park
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Butterfly Farm Cayman Ltd
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When Her Royal Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II opened Grand Cayman’s only Botanic Park in 1994, only the Woodland Trail was
complete. In the ensuing years, the grounds have grown and developed into the full fledged
Botanic Park that is operating today.
Today, the Botanic Park is recognized as a world-class facility. Its annual Orchid Show is
eagerly anticipated by floral enthusiasts throughout the country. And this year, the Botanic Park
was invited to design an entry for the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
http://www.botanic-park.ky/
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Imagine walking through a lush tropical
rain forest amidst flowers and trees, ponds and a trickling waterfall with butterflies flying
overhead and all around you in their own natural paradise. This is a dream come true at The
Butterfly Farms in St Martin, St Thomas and Aruba. Within large meshed enclosures you can see
hundreds of real exotic butterflies flying freely, with dozens of the most spectacular species
from all over the world. You can also witness all stages of their life cycle from tiny egg to
curious caterpillar and jewel like pupa.
http://www.thebutterflyfarm.com
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Caribbean Pirate
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Carson's Stingray City Tours.
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Caribbean Pirate is a family owned business located on
historic Fort Street,
George Town, Grand Cayman. It is a pirate themed store and is a multi-faceted operation
consisting of retail items, costume photography and Internet services.
The retail section contains all the treasures of the seas no matter what your
desire. If your garments have been tattered after all your travels there is a fine selection of
outfits for pirates of all ages and levels of enthusiasm. This also includes Caribbean Pirate's own
line of specialty t-shirts, costumes and designer scarfs, which are all made in Cayman and you
won't find any where else./
http://www.caribbeanpirateltd.com/
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With over 31 years experience in the Tourism Industry, specializing in Land and Sea Tours. As a
Caymanian, Carson Ebanks have always had our Tourism Industry best interest at heart. He has been
known for his friendly personality and his great ambition. He is not only very knowledgeable
of his island and the marine, but he is also known to be an expert in the field of mechanics and
with this expertise you will have a safe and enjoyable tour to Stingray City and Coral
Gardens.
csctours2@yahoo.com
Address: P.O. Box 31712 Seven Mile Beach KY1-1207
Grand Cayman / Tel: 407-982-1685 / Fax: 345-769-1959
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Pedro St. James "Pedro Castle"
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Cayman Island National
Gallery
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Discover the unique heritage and culture of
Cayman via this lovingly restored window into the 18th century that’s only a 20-minute drive
from George Town.
In the 1990s, the Government of the Cayman Islands purchased Pedro St. James and painstakingly
restored the Great House to the splendor of its 18th century heritage.
Today, visitors can stroll through the imposing edifice with its period furniture and authentic
artifacts to experience what life was like so long ago in Cayman’s history.
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Closed Christmas Day)
http://www.pedrostjames.ky/index.html
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The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands serves to promote and encourage the appreciation and
practice of the visual arts, of and in the Cayman Islands. To this end, the National Gallery
travels Caymanian art and artists abroad as well as having many fine international artists visit,
exhibit and work in the Cayman Islands.
http://www.nationalgallery.org.ky/
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Little Cayman scuba divers Resort
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Cayman Turtle Farm
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The perfect complement to Little Cayman
's outstanding scuba diving is Little Cayman Beach Resort's equally outstanding service and
amenities. You'll find our team of international staff not only capable and professional but
friendly and accommodating as well. We're happy to do anything we can do to make your
Caribbean scuba diving vacation more enjoyable.
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The people of the Cayman Islands have a history tied
to the turtle. In the 1600 and 1700's the Cayman Islands became a provisioning stop for
vessels sailing the Caribbean because of an abundance of green sea turtles, which could be
caught and kept alive on board as a source of fresh meat. Permanent settlements developed on
the Cayman Islands in the seventeenth century and turtling became a means of income as well as
providing a local source of food.
P.O. Box 812 West Bay | Grand Cayman
British West Indies | Tel: ( 345) 949-3894
Fax: ( 345) 949-1387
Email: info@boatswainsbeach.ky
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Hell, Grand Cayman
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Wheels Pedicab Service
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Hell, Grand Cayman is a group of short, black, limestone
formations in the northwest Grand Cayman town of West Bay. It is roughly the size of half a
soccer field. People are not allowed in amongst the limestone formations but two viewing
platforms exist for tourists. There are numerous versions of how Hell received its name, but
they are generally variations on "a local official exclaimed, 'This is what Hell must look
like.'"
Regardless of how it first came to be called Hell, the name stuck and the area has become a
tourist attraction, featuring a fire-engine red hell-themed post office from which you can send
"postcards from hell", and a gift shop with 'Satan' passing out souvenirs while greeting people
with phrases like 'How the hell are you?' and 'Where the hell are you from.
West Bay
Grand Cayman, Georgetown, Cayman Islands
(345) 949-0623
949-6999 | 947-9462
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Pedicabs are three-wheeled, 21-speed, custom coaches piloted and powered by a knowledgeable,
trained, licensed and insured pedicab driver who can recommend a restaurant, point out a landmark,
and entertain you with a story.
Special Services
Riding in a pedicab makes it easy for elderly or disabled persons to participate in group walks,
tours, and other fun events and functions. To reserve a pedicab for door-to-door service or a
private function, contact us. We recommend that you give us at least 24-hours notice for
reserved-time pickups and leave a phone number so we can return the call and confirm the trip.
Brian Barnes, Managing Director
Phone: (345)947-2222
Fax: (345)947-2223
Gift Certificates: (345)916-7634
E-mail: Wheels@CaymanPedicab.com
http://www.caymanpedicab.com/index.html
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