1. Cayman Islands

2. region The Cayman islands is a British controlled country. In the Cayman islands there is a seven mile long beach called the seven mile beach. There you can snorkel, shop at the seven mile beach shops. It is surrounded by friendly sting rays and other sea animals. It is on the biggest island the the Grand Cayman with a population of 57000. In George Town the places are all older and that is where the cruise ships come into the islands. They are located in the central Caribbean sea. People who live there were a lot of unique clothing. The hurricane Ivan hit them in 2004 in September. There is zero income tax involved in the cayman island.

3. Location The Cayman islands are located at 19.3133° N, 81.2546° W. The capital of the Cayman islands is George Town. The Cayman islands are Directly south of Cuba. Grand Cayman is 85 miles(135 Km) away from Little Cayman and Cayman Brac. The Cayman islands are North of the equator. The islands were originally discovered by Christopher Columbus on May 10, 1503. He originally called the islands Las Tortugas because of the sea turtles.

4. Place In this fabulous area called the Cayman Islands you will be sure to find very friendly and outgoing people that live there. They also have the lowest crime rate in the Caribbean area. They are devoted to their religion which most of the people there are christens. They also have renowned fine dining and shopping and has more luxury you could ask for in one Cayman Islands trip. The Cayman islands also have very appealing art that is based on the splendid views on the Cayman Beach. Finally, most of the art work that is featured from the 1950's to later 1960's tells and shows of the lifestyle and society of the Caribbean islands during that time period in west Indian history. Fun fact: The people there speak English (British English) but to Americans their V's sound like W's and each district has its own type of dialect.

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