Cayman Islands live webcams
Seven Mile Beach, George Town, West Bay and East End on Grand Cayman, and Cayman Brac, live.
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Three islands south of Cuba
The Cayman Islands are three low coral islands in the western Caribbean, between Jamaica and the Yucatán: Grand Cayman, by far the largest, and the much smaller Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. They are a British Overseas Territory and one of the wealthiest places in the region, with a capital, George Town, known as much for its banks as for its beaches.
Beaches and reefs
Grand Cayman's west coast is one long beach, Seven Mile Beach, lined with resorts and condominiums but open to anyone along its whole length. The water in front is calm and clear, and the reefs and walls around the islands draw divers from all over the world; out in the North Sound, the sandbar of Stingray City is where visitors stand waist-deep among the rays. Beyond Seven Mile Beach and George Town, the cams follow the rocky north-west point at West Bay and the quiet south-east coast at East End, and look over the pier of Cayman Brac, the island of The Bluff, some 145 km (90 miles) away.
When to watch the Cayman Islands
Cayman time never changes: the islands run on UTC−5 all year, the same clock as Cancun and Jamaica. The winter months are the driest and the busiest; hurricanes can come between June and November, and Ivan, in 2004, was the storm the islands still measure others by.