This November, Get Ready to Meet the Pirates

A heaven for tourists and travelers, Cayman Islands embraces in itself a whole lot of festivals, activities and celebrations to make life here, an experience of sheer joy! Among the others, the Pirates Week festival is a highly relished on affair! People flock here in thousands to have a spectacle of the 11 days' celebration. Fireworks, food, fun, street dances, fancy dressing and

sparkling parades, in short a complete array of fun package!

Legacy tells that once, long ago when pirates thronged the seas and oceans on the earth, this part of the Caribbean was home to them during the time they were on land. As they met a gradual extinction, the Cayman became more civilized and built up. But that definitely does not mean we have to compromise with the dazzling tradition!

This year, the Pirates Week Festival is supposed to begin on the 7th of November and continue till 17th. 11 days of hectic joy and entertaining activity! It is supposed to start with a commencing party and a subsequent crowning of the Queen of the 'Pirate week festival'. And the celebration starts

with a bash! Next day, you could expect to see crews of pirates arriving George Town and walking across the streets in wrathful awe and frenzy. It is definitely something you would never wish to pass by, uncaught and unenjoyed. Street dances and parades are then supposed to follow and the

entire merry-making would continue for an elaborate period. It is an experience of life to watch the island breathing happiness and celebration and it is even better an experience to be a part of it!

So this November, Cayman is the place for you to be! It's best to make it there a few days in advance so that you have a chance to prepare yourself in the celebration. Warm and hospitable as it is, you would definitely find yourself actually touching paradise with the Pirates Week Festival!.

Grand 'Grand Cayman' – Chill Out in The Paradise

Already popular as the sea-lover's paradise and a place meant for marine life enthusiasts. Well, yes, it is! A tranquil island, surrounded by blue water and radiant corals! But that does not mean it is all! Grand Cayman has a lot more to offer to its visitors. An ultra developed place, with a grossly cosmopolitan environment around and lot is things to do and lots of places to go and lots of food to taste and the list would literally go unended. Tourists come her, have the most wonderful vacation in their lives and go back, just to come back again! Here are few of the prime attractions you must visit if you happen to be on Grand Cayman for a professional trip or a family vacation.

Things to do in Grand Cayman

• The first in the list, of course, would be sightseeing, scuba diving and snorkeling. There are numerous shallow water areas all across the island. The most famous spots for snorkeling here are the Seven Mile Beach, Devil's Grotto, Cemetery Beach, Smith Clove, North Wall and Babylon. A great diving is a guarantee at these places. The facilities are fulfilling and even if you forget your own snorkeling gadgets, your tour planner would be more than happy to help you out!
• Next come Stingray City, Starfish Point and Rum point. Stingray City, particularly, is a prime attraction here. You would find wild Stingrays behaving like pet puppies and craving for caressing touches from tourists! It is truly a wonderful and possibly a greatly fascinating sight to look at! As you move towards Stingray city from North Wall, you are sure to have introductions with friendly dolphins swimming along sides of boats!
• Culture savvy might like a visit to the Cayman marine club, the Pedro St. James National Historic Site, the St. Ignatius Catholic Church and the Fort George. Caribbean history explained, that is how we would like to describe it! Museum trodders would love the 4 famous museums situated here!

Seven Mile Beach features an exemplary nightlife! Legends  Nectar Bar and Lone Star Bar and Grill are places you would love to be at! Complete with color, music and taste, these places present the best chances for excitement and celebration. 

These were just some places to name! There are a lot more to them! You must visit the place to explain the true awesomeness of the Grand Cayman!

Cayman Islands – Take a B Safari

Who has not heard of it? And more importantly, who has not dreamt of it? The thought of the sandy silvery beaches is all that you need to book a holiday at the Cayman! Yes, Seven Mile Beach is always there, but the Caymans have a lot more to show off! So here is a list of the 5 best beaches here, according to Cayman Islands Tourism Association, that need to be on any traveler's list if
Cayman is the destination.

• Cemetery Beach – Snorkeling your motive? Don't miss Cemetery Beach. Located towards the north of Seven Mile Beach and easily accessible by foot, this coral reef studded place is a great zone for swimming, diving and snorkeling. The beach is crowded by grape trees and provides shelter against the heat of Noons.
• Smith's Clove – This is again a wonderful location for beach lovers. There are a lot of grape trees here too, but that does not mean it is all shady! It has a lot of sun-bathing place. It is located at South Sound and is easily reachable. Weekdays, and you would experience tranquility and weekends here are full of fun and frolic.
• Collier's Public Beach – Small place though, and never heavily crowded, this place bags attention like none else. Kite surfers are requested to have a look at it specially! May be you would get badly hooked up with this place! Take a day's picnic and relish the peaceful ambiance here.
• Point of Sands – Ever heard of pink sands? No? Well then, you need to pay a visit to this place! An absolutely stunning location in Little Cayman, the Point Of Sands Beach is a quite serene place, worth a visit.
• Governor’s beach – It's all about sand here! Long stretches of clean golden sand in whichever direction you cast your eyes! Pop open an umbrella shade, lay down chairs and get relaxed! Nothing can be a better experience!