The Cayman Islands are located in the Caribbean Sea and are south of Miami about 480 miles ( 772 km ) and west of the island of Jamaica. The Cayman Islands are made up of 3 major islands that include the Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Most of the Cayman residents live on the largest island that is Grand Cayman, 22 miles ( 35 km ) long and 8 miles ( 13 km ) wide. The populations of the islands are considered to be Christian, with Catholics and Presbyterians as the majority religions. There are numerous beautiful sites to visit on the three islands. The Seven Mile Beach is located on Grand Cayman, and is considered to be one of the must-see beaches. The Cayman Islands have crystal-clear waters and is one of the favored sites for scuba divers. The Little Cayman Island provides a paradise for nature lovers.

The Cayman Islands offer endless sites to see and wonderful attractions to visit. If you love turtles, the Cayman Turtle Farm is a great place to visit. There are approximately 16,000 sea turtles to view, and the turtles come in a variety of sizes. The Cayman Brac Island provides a diving opportunity for visitors to view three different shipwrecks. Also available on the island is a 180-acre parrot reserve that provides excellent bird watching. The Little Cayman Island is home to the interesting Rock Iguana, and you may even see one or more maneuvering along the main coastal road.

The Cayman Islands are a wonderful vacation destination for the entire family. The islands are economically secure, and the residents enjoy a high standard of living. The islands provide a secure and safe environment for the entire family.