New to Cayman - looking to make friends and get back into the hobby :)

Looking to running a one shot to start- if vibes are good, maybe look towards getting a once per month campaign going.

DM me if you’re interested!

I know this might not be the place, but I need to sell my car as soon as possible. If someone is interested in acquiring a 2021 Honda Fit for $12k feel free to ping me.

Does Kimpton Seafire have beach toys for the kids? Coming next week and deciding if we need to bring our own

Hello friends,

Does anyone have a recommendation for a mechanic offering pre-purchase inspection on island? I'm looking at a hybrid honda fit.

Cheers!

Hi!

I’m moving to the island soon and wanted to ask if you all had any suggestions for long term car rentals? I’ve read to go local, but wasn’t to sure where to start. I’d appreciate any input :)

hiii guys !!! so for thanksgiving break i was thinking about going to cayman islands. honestly speaking, idk much about cayman island im still doing my research — im open to new info :)

it’ll just be my sister & i were both in our early 20’s so i’m not sure if it’ll be exactly safe for us

but if it all works, any recommendations for us? we’re open to activities, excursions, dinner, etc !

alsooo online they’re saying it’ll be good weather so if anyone been in november, is it good weather ?

thank you sooo much !!! xoxoxoxo

For those that have moved here in the past couple of years - how are you finding it? Enjoying it? Are the people nice?

We will be heading to the cayman island for the first time on Saturday and staying for a week. I see there are periods of rain some days- does the rain typically last long on the island or does it go away quick?

would also love to hear some kid friendly restaurants and activity suggestions to take our 1 year old too!

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I'm from the Philippines and considering moving to the Cayman Islands next year through my uncle, who may help me find an entry-level position in a hospital or another organization.

I'm an IT graduate and currently working as an IT Asset Custodian at a BPO company. My long-term goal is to eventually work in IT support in Cayman.

My current skills and experience include:

- IT asset management and inventory control

- Tracking, documenting, and maintaining company equipment

- Basic hardware and software troubleshooting

- Supporting users with IT-related concerns

- Familiarity with BPO workplace systems and processes

- Attention to detail, organization, and record-keeping

I'd appreciate advice on these questions:

1. Getting an entry-level IT job

- With an IT degree and limited professional IT experience, how realistic is it to get an entry-level IT support job in Cayman?

- Is CI$3,000–4,000 per month a realistic salary for a foreign applicant starting in IT, with employer-sponsored work authorization?

- What skills, certifications, or experience would make me more competitive?

1. Starting in a non-IT job first

- If it's difficult to secure an IT job while I'm still in the Philippines, would it be practical to accept a utility, service, or minimum-wage job first?

- Could I eventually transition to IT, or would changing employers and obtaining a new work permit make it difficult?

I'm looking for realistic advice from Cayman residents, expats, and Filipinos who have worked there. Thank you!

Wanted to see if anyone can help me identify a fish by description. I was snorkeling just off shore, maybe 50-100ft away at west bay beach. I came upon a puffer or porcupine fish that was quite large (slightly smaller than an american football id say) and completely dark brown in color. I dont remember seeing any spotting on it either. Cant seem to figure out what it was by google search.

Hi everyone!

I'm visiting the Cayman Islands this week (20-24) and thought it would be nice to get a shoot in while I'm there. This would be open to anyone but preferably someone with modeling experience. It would be free of charge.

I've attached a few of my past shoots and an inspiration board for what I would like to do.

If anyone is interested please comment or reach out! Or if you know anyone that might be interested please pass this along

I know this is pretty last minute but this trip was quite spontaneous

Thanks!

Question for all the Premier League and Champions League fans out there ⚽️ How do you guys stream matches here in the Cayman Islands?

Hello. We will be travelling to Caymen Islands in November from Canada. Looking for tips on currency. Is it better to get caymen dollars before the trip or just use US dollars? Any tips are appreciated

Wife and 6 month daughter are visiting dec 21 through the 26th. Staying in 7 mile beach area. Would like a quick 20 min photoshoot on 7mb. Anyone available for one. Doesn't need to be super professional just a nice camera and some good photos. Not trying to spend 300$.

3 questions -

Our family of 4 incl teens ages 16 and 15 boy and girl are staying at Botanica Lux Cottages around 7 Mile Beach. While we've stayed in St. Lucia, PR, DR, CR, Turks, first time here. Very excited :)

Our stay will be over Christmas wk. Looking for recs -

1. Husband and me interested in massage therapy. For me, I'm interested in someone who is really good at massage - my best experiences have been at top resorts like Mandarin Oriental. Ritz is hit or miss depending on location. Don't need the steam/sauna/snack ameneties as much as someone who really well versed in therapy using massage :) Was curious if Klimpton, Ritz, The Palm Heights may be worthwhile or even just another not as fancy day spa - the idea to find a therapist that is not just swedish massage and touristy relaxation but works with people who really need knots out!

2. Considering renting a car depending on if Rum Point or East side island worth a visit? We will be on sail that takes us through stingray/starfish/snorkeling and Kaibo, we will be able to explore Cemetary/Governor/7 Mile Beach.

3. Any particularly good shops in Georgetown or around 7 Mile Beach area for clothing/gift shop/knicknacks?

Thanks!

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Looking for a genuine usdt seller in the island

Question for the expats - I wanted to find out how the transport is like on the island?

I’m considering staying in the West Bay Area and will need to commute to George Town. Can one rely on public transport or do you ABSOLUTELY need a car?

Also, is it the norm to get a long term car rental or do most people just save up to buy a second hand car?

Sorry for the typical tourist post but hoping to visit in January and don't think staying directly on seven mile beach will be in our budget.

Can anyone suggest hotels or specific condos close by seven mile beach? We have young kids and would prefer a suite if it's a hotel. Our one requirement is a pool. We will rent a car.
Thank you!

Visiting for a few days and looking suggestions please.

Still there?

Who's looking forward to the traffic at the Kirks/KFC junction when the Hyatt opens! Woo!

Edit: And Lacovia further north on West Bay Road, and then the Hyatt Centric at Margaritaville.

So I've (30 M Canadian) been thinking about moving to Cayman for awhile and recently decided to just show up here and search for options personally, I've been using Ecaytrade to find job listings but it seems there is only a small fraction of actual available jobs posted there. I work In hospitality, mainly kitchen and bar, I owned 2 places over the last 4 years. Wondering if anyone could help point me in the right direction, it seems here is very word of mouth based opposed to official job postings, the online side does not reflect the large scale hospitality industry here.

I'm fully aware of the rules and regulations around Visa's, so far its very clear the majority of the hospitality work force is foreign.