Backpacking or travelling in the Cayman Islands?

• They are known as a tax haven, but it is also a real paradise! The three islands, with undeniable charm, are not cheap, but have a lot to offer in terms of nature, beaches and a relaxed lifestyle.
• Spotting activities: snorkel and dive at Stingray City; relax on Seven Mile Beach; discover the bizarre village “hell”; learn about local conservation projects at the Cayman Turtle Centre; go to Rum Point and live up to its name; wander through the impressive Cayman Crystal Caves; spot bioluminescence; book an eco tour through the mangroves; visit the Festival of Lights; admire the Blow Holes along the coast.
• Spotting animals: green sea turtles, Caribbean reef shark, stingrays, iguana, phalarope, mangrove crabs, barracuda, hummingbirds. Food Spotting: Conch Fritters, Jerk Chicken, Cayman-Style Fish, Coconut Shrimp, Cassava Cake, Rice and Peas, Johnny Cakes, Rum Cake.

Studying in the Cayman Islands?

• There are opportunities for studying in the Cayman Islands. Popular fields of study are Marine Biology, Environmental Science and Medicine.
• Study City: George Town.
• Language: English.

Internships in the Cayman Islands?

• You could find internships in Marine Biology, Conservation, Luxury Tourism & Hospitality, Diving, Financial Services and for example Education and Community Projects.
• Competencies: Intercultural Communication, Customer Focus, Adaptability.

Volunteering in the Cayman Islands?

• Think for example of turtle conservation, mangrove conservation and beach clean-ups.

Working in the Cayman Islands?

• There are quite a few jobs to be found in the Cayman Islands. Popular expat jobs are mainly in financial services, luxury hospitality, water sports and IT, but also in education, healthcare and construction.

Working as a digital nomad in the Cayman Islands?

• An expensive paradise for the digital nomad. The internet quality is good, there are luxury co-working spaces and you can find a good balance between work and play, but you have to make sure you earn a good salary.

Living in the Cayman Islands?

• The Cayman Islands offer a unique combination of economic stability, tropical nature and an international community. Living here certainly has its advantages, but there are also challenges to consider. Most people live on Grand Cayman, where you can choose from luxury villas on the beach to apartments in the capital.
• Education: there are good international schools.
• Expat community: a large part of the population consists of expats, mainly from Canada, the US, the UK and the Philippines. This creates a wide network of international groups and communities. Safety: The Cayman Islands are known as one of the safest places in the Caribbean. Crime is low, especially compared to other islands in the region.
• Culture: Caribbean traditions with British, and especially a good dose of American, influences. Christian traditions are strong and you will also find local traditions.
• Be aware: life here is expensive, there is little cultural diversity (except perhaps the expat community) and career opportunities can feel limited if you are not in the financial or tourism sector.
• Health insurance: Healthcare is excellent and modern, but certainly not cheap. So make sure you have your own comprehensive health insurance.