-traveled caribbean fans and experiencing the Caribbean for the first time.  

A couple of advantage point for the Caymans:

• Very low unemployment.
• A stable government.
• High literacy rate
• Average income of $33,125 (U.S. dollars) per person
• A thriving offshore financial center and an equally thriving upscale tourist destination.

Being an off-shore banking center means having state-of-the-art communication facilities. ATM machines are conveniently located around the main island. There´s even an internet cafe in George Town. Television includes all major U.S. networks, plus three local channels. Deluxe hotels offer in-room data ports, fax machines and business centers.

• U.S dollars are accepted everywhere.
• Exchange rate: About 80 cents Caymanian currency to one U.S. dollar.
• ATMs offer a choice of U.S. or Caymanian currency.
• Credit cards: Amex, Discover, Mastercard, Visa.
• The islands have over 650 registered banks and branches.
• The inclusion of gratuities varies from restaurant to restaurant.
• C.I. departure taxes total $12.50 U.S., (subject to change).

Who are you going to meet in your travels?

Probably a bunch of folks just like you ...

Studies show that the average visitor to the Cayman Islands:

• Travelers to the Islands are between the ages of 26 and 49
• With an average annual household income of $110,000
• Well traveled and attracted to the stability of the Cayman Islands, or
• First-time travelers looking for a Caribbean experience with familiar overtones, not too far from home.
• and those visiting the Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, are divers, naturists, fishing enthusiasts, travelers looking for an off the beaten path and somewhat secluded vacation.