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hey say that good things come in threes, and that’s certainly true of the Cayman Islands, a triumvirate of contrasting and complementary Caribbean gems. The islands are famous for their endless beaches and dazzling coral reefs, with an incredible 365 dive sites - one for every day of the year! Visitors are often surprised to learn that nearly half the population are from somewhere else, with over 130 nationalities represented, giving the islands a cosmopolitan feel that is unrivalled in the Caribbean. This is reflected in the fantastic culinary scene, with everything from 34
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laid-back beach shacks to the finest of fine dining on offer. Grand Cayman is easily the largest of the islands, and this is where you’ll find the glitziest resorts and restaurants, strung along the sweeping sands of Seven Mile Beach. Quieter beaches include Spotts Beach, where you can swim with sea turtles, and Smith’s Barcadere, a great spot for snorkelling close to the capital, George Town. British Airways flies direct to Grand Cayman up to four times a week from London Heathrow. Indeed the islands attract snorkellers and divers
