
Grand Cayman - South Sound - Smith Barcadere beach
1. Personally double-checking the length of the famous Seven Mile Beach: it is actually 5,2 miles long
2. Seeing many green sea turtles
3. Hiking on the Mastic Trail of Grand Cayman (mangrove wetland)
4. Plenty of colorful birds on Cayman Brac Island
5. Most of the locals like chatting with the tourists
6. The Cayman Islands are heaven for seafood lovers (mahi-mahi, raw tuna tartar, etc.)
7. Excellent public safety
8. The public transport system (minibuses) is pretty good
9. The guided tour of the Cayman Crystal Caves
10. Sipping a signature cocktail at Rum Point (eastern side of Grand Cayman)
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Little Cayman - Point of Sand

Cayman Islands - Singray City - crowd - k.a. photo
1. Underwater (and in the water) overcrowding at Stingray City
2. Worrying about getting shocked by an electric ray
3. Tiny Georgetown is too Americanized (fast food etc.)
4. The off-shore business makes the Cayman Islands a well-developed, westernized place - this is not a truly exotic destination
5. Taxi drivers do not use meters – you have to haggle
6. The Seven Mile Beach is over-developed, full of luxury hotels
7. The souvenir shops are full of Made-in-China products (fridge magnets etc.), jewelry shops only target the typical American cruise passenger (a diamond keeper ring is a must, right?)
8. Being caught in a tourist trap: visiting a not-so-exciting ironshore rock formation just because it is located in place called Hell
9. The Seven Mile Beach was not suitable for snorkeling
10. Many roads do not have any sidewalks