Tourists vacation in the Cayman Islands for a variety of reasons. Some seek out the celebrity lifestyle, indulging in the extravagant nightlife, while others thirst for exotic experiences that symbolize the natural splendor of The Caymans. Here are four enticing hot spots that will provide both.
Extravagant Nightlife
· The Macabuca
It’s said, “When the sun goes down in the Cayman Islands, the stars come out”. Many of the island’s restaurants serve up exquisite Caribbean quinine and present live entertainment nightly. The nightlife in the Cayman Islands is a hot tourist attraction, especially at the Macabuca and The Cracked Conch. Perfectly positioned in the heart of the Cayman’s famous seven-mile strip of beach, the Macabuca is sprawling with space and frequented by celebrities and worldly dignitaries. Both Taylor Swift and the Ken’s created quite the stir when she was spotted dancing under the moonlight at the Macabuca.
· The Wreck Bar & Grill at the Rum Point Club
Drift up the beach a few hundred yards and Cayman guests will find The Rum Point Club, home of The Wreck Bar & Grill. While Rum Point has activities throughout the day, this corner of the Cayman’s really ignites when the sun sets. Patrons staying on other parts of the island can enjoy a $5 ferry ride from Safehaven Dock to Rum Point. Tom Cruise likes to beach his jet ski and stroll up for a “cocktail” at the Wreck Bar.
Nature’s Splendor
· The Mastic Trail
The Cayman Islands radiate with the spectacular beauty of nature. A trek along the Mastic Trail is the perfect remedy for an adventurous spirit. Named for one of the region’s native trees, the 200 year old trail meanders deep into a primeval woodland that has evolved over two million years. Buried in the heart of the Mastic Reserve it presents a true image of the Cayman Island’s splendid natural magnificence. Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter enjoys quiet strolls along the Mastic Trail when vacationing in the Caymans.
· Cayman Turtle Farm
Another favorite attraction that resonates with nature lovers is the Cayman Turtle Farm. Island guests frequent this attraction, an enjoyable experience where people can get close to one of the world’s oldest living creatures. Visitors can observe assorted breeds of sea turtles, including some on the endangered list. The Cayman Turtle Farm’s work strives to preserve one of nature’s most delicate and endearing animals.
Visitors should take time to enjoy the Cayman Islands for both its exotic nightlife and the exquisiteness of nature. Guests need to keep one eye on the island’s exquisite beauty with the other on the lookout for famous celebrities. The Cayman Islands have a lot of both.