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Cayman Risk Trip Day 1
We can spend a few days on Seven Mile Beach, then head for the far less-developed north shore before flying over to Little Cayman, with a day-trip to Cayman Brac, so that we could sample the four distinct Cayman experiences.All of them, essentially, are for the keen or budding diver or snorkeller. With more than 300 marked dive sites, and an abundance of marine life in crystal-clear waters, the Cayman Islands are considered to offer the best diving and reef snorkelling in the Caribbean. There are some beautiful beaches, too, though if all you want is to lie under a palm tree with a book, there are nearer, less expensive Caribbean islands.
Cayman Risk Trip Day 2
We went far west to one of the world's finest car museums, and east to a restaurant, from which it was claimed you could see the remains of that tax-exempting shipwreck (we couldn't). In four days, on an island just 22 miles long, we used a whole tank of petrol.Then we went to Little Cayman, where we swapped our car for rented bicycles.
Little Cayman is very small: just 10 square acres of forest, shrub land, mangrove and beach. If I tell you that the airport's departures/arrivals lounge is a wooden bench outside the ticket office; that the school has four pupils; and that there is one church, one super-market, one liquor store and one road running all the way around the island, not all of it surfaced (yet), you will get the picture.
Cayman Risk Trip Day 3
It would only be half the picture because Little Cayman is inhabited by a community of around 100, spurred on by the redoubtable Gladys Howard, who runs a splendid dive resort called Pirates Point. In discreet villas scattered across the island live all sorts of interesting characters, from the glamorous former owner of a Monte Carlo nightclub to the family of the man who invented the ring pull and an American pizza magnate.But there's nothing fancy about Little Cayman. Here, a rich and diverse marine life means more than dollars and islanders are quick to tell you that one of its dive sites, Bloody Bay Wall, is one of the top five in the world.
A local man was once arrested for cultivating a marijuana farm (the cells don't have plumbing so they put the farm in the jail rather than the miscreant), but nobody ever thinks to lock their doors. We ventured briefly to Cayman Brac, known as The Brac. With a population of around 2,000, it has the feel of a busy market town next to Little Cayman's sleepy hamlet. But like its neighbour, it appeals principally to divers with 11 sites accessible from shore.
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