Still a British colony, three Caymans are exceptionally civilized & gloriously tropical, offering barefoot simplicity and luxe bells and whistles, plus superb diving, fishing, and beaches. Home to Stingray City and Grand Cayman's famous Seven-Mile Beach.
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There are plenty of fun and interesting things to do in the Cayman Islands. Here are a half dozen on Grand Cayman: read post
Read more…If you have never been in a submarine gliding silently and effortlessly along a coral wall teeming with marine life, you are in for a big treat. The US-Coast-Guard-approved Atlantis XI is a 65-foot long battery-powered submersible specially designed for underwater sightseeing adventures in tropical waters –– and where better than the Cayman Islands, with some of the clearest waters in the world. read post
Read more…The post-wedding honeymoon is a tradition going as back as the 1500s. While some couples go for a day or two, others spend weeks traveling and exploring different places around the world, together. And why shouldn’t they? After all, they have taken the decision of their lifetimes to spend it with each other. Bonding two families together, for some honeymoon is actually the first chance at sparking new shades of fondness. However, planning a honeymoon can get tedious. Of all the other things,…
Read more…The three islands that make up the Caymans have garnered a special reputation for some special pieces of Caribbean paradise, including one of the hemisphere's loveliest beaches Seven Mile Beach, and Stingray City, where people mingle freely with scores of these amazing creatures. But things are always cooking down here (even outside popular foodfests like January's Cayman Cookout and Taste of Cayman), and that includes not only yet more exciting culinary events with celebrity chefs but also...…
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For those of you who have never done w wreck dive, we have some good ones off St.Kitts.
Grand Cayman gets a Tripatini blog shout-out in the recent Best Caribbean Shopping Off the Beaten Path, Part 1!
6:30pm - 7:15pm - Cocktail Reception: Canapés and cash bar
7:30pm - 9:30pm - Film Presentations
Featuring Works by:
Ron & Val Taylor
Wyland
Kirk Krack
Hans Hass
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS FOR $25CI, $20 for CITA members (purchased in advance)
In conjunction with this, the 10th Anniversary Scuba Diving Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be on Saturday, January 30th at Pedro St. James. Tickets to this dinner & ceremony are $50CI OR $65 for tickets to both nights (Jan29 & 30th)
We are also requesting items from our members for the silent auction that will take place during the Underwater Film Festival event. If you have items that you are willing to donate, please feel free to submit details of your donation along with the value and a certificate or the physical item on or before January 26th.
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