Grand Cayman Island Pictures

Thirty-four photographs that show that the Cayman Islands are one of the most relaxed places in the world.

The Caribbean, surrounded by Mexico, Belize, Cuba and Jamaica, is home to the Cayman Isle. It consists of three distinct archipelagos - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman - and provides an unparalleled range of onshore, aquatic and wild life experiences. However, perhaps the best thing to do is to nourish your bodies, minds and souls with astonishing cuisines, relaxing treatments and of course its breathtaking sandy beach and blue sea.

Turquoise-coloured water washes around the area of Grand Cayman Island, which quickly gives way to the darkest of bluest oceans and exposes steep walls up to 5500 metres in the Cayman Trench. Rinsing on the banks of this seven miles long, untouched sandy shore is a symbol of the island: Mussels, such as mussels, are home to marine wildlife while providing tasty dishes on regional cuisine.

The Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spas is one of Seven Mile Beach's newest resort locations. This place's relaxed sophistication is expressed in its clean, airy rooms, whose door opens fully to show the sea, with hand-written memos and sparkling wine bequeathed by its employees, or in the 8,500 square metre large hotel resort, which provides all visitors with its own sauna, Turkish bath and swimming pools.

Visit the Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa on travelstoke. As the" Caribbean gastronomic capital", the Cayman Islands provide nothing less than an astonishing kitchen. Featuring a wide range of crops that inhabit the island, the impact this has on the range is evident. Not only does this culture crucible serve a wide range of tastes, many places to eat directly from their own land or in the area.

Mizu Asian Bistro + Bar, The Brasserie and Avecita are a must on Grand Cayman from l. to r. Proud of its sustainable practice and unorthodox bread recipe, the Brasserie has its own vegetable and fruit orchard and henhouse, and in Avecita (Kimpton Seafire Resort) cooks want to use as many ingredients of the food and drink as possible to make the display of their food and drink a real work of work.

Once you have digested the richness of the island's food, you can pamper yourself in the sauna bath. One of the best viewpoints you can get from the island, probably, catamaran sailing is a favourite way to get off the coast and onto the canal. There are sailboats in the island's surroundings using the dependable Carribean breezes, which give yachtsmen the benefit of sailing without a power.

This magical time on the sea is directly at sundown, where you can observe the sundown below the horizon as you sail the hot sea around the island. The Kittiwake diving site is home to more than 300 diving spots in the chain of islets and is used as an artifical coral for the sea creatures off the coast of Grand Cayman Island.

See Kittiwake Dive Site on traveltoke. The Cayman Islands have many places where you can see the astonishing colours of corals and other marine creatures. Sheltered in one of the island's declared game viewing areas and embedded in a row of sandbanks of Grand Cayman's North Sound, lies the city.

Tourists can take boats on the river for accompanied trips, where they can not only float in the shallows of these southern stingrays, but can even keep them with the help of a well-trainer. Well-known as the'native' side of Grand Cayman Island and with an even more relaxed mindset than the other sides of the island, the Rum Point staff has been perfecting how to have a good one.

Have a look at Rum Point Beach on travestoke. Just six leagues southward of Rum Point and in the middle of the rain forest are the Cayman Cave. One of the newest tourist attraction on the island. According to the legends, the cave was used by a pirate as a hiding place or refuge during a hurricane, and they kept their treasure here, but apart from the crystals, nothing sparkling has appeared to show that this is so.

Have a look at the Cayman Crystal Caves on travelstoke. Cayman Brac is only 90 leagues north-east of Grand Cayman Island. Less than Grand Cayman, and only 1.2 nautical mile on the mean, if you're fortunate enough to get a windows spot on the plane there, you'll probably see the whole island at a glimpse.

The Cayman Brac is an even more slow place than its big brother island if you need peace and serenity. It is surrounded by a scenic island with beautiful whitish sand beach and breathtaking crags.

Le Soleil d'Or is one of the Cayman Islands' premier dining and spa facilities, and offers a wide range of biological products that come straight from the resort's fruit trees and garden. Home cooks not only provide cookery courses to our customers, but also create new meals every day on the basis of what has been captured in our water and what is picked from the farms this mornings.

Have a look at Le Soleil d'Or on travelstoke. The Cayman Islands served as a place for amusement and ultimate recreation, fulfilling all the wishes we had to just sit back, unwind and surrender to the great things that island living has to provide.