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Our Grand Cayman photos page isn't being updated as often as we'd hoped, mainly because we're still busy creating web pages for the site. As we get closer to finishing page-wise, we'll do better changing the images frequently enough for a new experience every time you visit.
The theme for this set of photos is -- there isn't one. It's a collection of odd photos I haven't used on other pages.
Starting with this colorful succulent (I think) from the Botanic Park.
The plaque commemmorates an event in 1774 when HMS Convert and nine merchant ships ran onto the reef encircling Grand Cayman. The plaque was placed 200 years later as you see.
The plaque stands in Ten Sail Park and you can learn more about it on our
Cayman Tour page.
The next picture more properly belongs with our
Turtle Farm page.
This silver palm looks just like a parent and child posing for a portrait, so I took their picture.
Silver palms, as their name suggests, shine silvery in the bright Cayman sun throughout the island.
The boat providing snorkel tours from Rum Point.
These seaweed skeletons look like lace fans from a bygone age.
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