Grand Cayman What to Pack

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Flip flops, sneakers/tennis shoes, tank top, shorts, sunglasses, and bathing suit.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen, aloe gel or solorcaine, bandaids

Photo Equipment: for the average tourist: disposable camera, water camera

for someone who takes photographs as a hobby you might want a tri pod? well it gets pretty windy on the beaches

Luggage and bags: Remember your weight limits on bagage - 50 pounds Domestic and 70 pounds International. Although I hear tell some of the Airlines are dropping the weight acceptable on International Flights to 50 pounds.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: 3 Pairs of shorts, 4 T-shirts, Sandals, and most importantly a couple of dress shirts to go with your dress shorts or for women a couple of sundresses. Resturants expect you to be dressed smart/casual. Sandals are acceptable as well as shorts, but please no T-shirts.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Only what you feel you must have. You can pick up almost anything here in the Cayman's, with the exception of your prescription medicine, so don't forget that.

Photo Equipment: Bring your digital or 35 mm for topside photo's and your underwater camera for diving or snorkling. Make sure you bring extra batteries for both unless you feel confident that your batteries are extremely common. Don't forget the battery charger!

Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Swimsuits!!! For you divers - bring all your gear, including your flashlight for night dives and most importantly bring your dive computer. Most dive shops allow you to dive your own profile with a pdc. For the snorkelers - fins, mask and snorkel should be your key, although you may want to obtain an underwater flashlight if you choose to do any night snorkeling.

Miscellaneous: A light jacket for the evenings during winter is also helpful. I'm glad I had mine after the sun went down.

Luggage and bags: Light and they check them by hand at the airport when you leave so get there in plenty of time!!

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Casual

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: What you don't take you can get there......for a price...................

Miscellaneous: Cooler. The bar drinkd are expensive. Always go to the liquor store and make our own for the beach................

Luggage and bags: Whatever you do, please do not travel to Grand Caymen with a large can of Lysol Disinfect Spray. Your luggage will be searched by hand as security is checking to see if you are smuggling their seashells, plants, fruit, etc. They ask that if you want to transport Lysol Disinfect Spray, please use the smaller size cans recommended for travel.

Photo Equipment: The cheapest water camera is $10 in Georgetown at the Atlantis Submarine store. All other shops in the area sell them for $15 so you might want to buy your own before you go home.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Don't forget to pack the Off along with plenty of sunscreen.

Miscellaneous: We packed our portable CD player with small portable speakers, placed them in a ziploc bag (to keep them dry) and took them to the beach with us.

Luggage and bags: Beach bag/and or a small duffel for day trips (snorkel & scuba excursions) to other locales.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: All water wear: bikini, sarongs, flip flops, board shorts. Sunglasses, hat, suntan lotion

Daytime: casual but comfy walking shoes, you'll walk almost everywhere if you don't have a car

Evening: ladies-sundresses, capri pants and a cool top. bring those silver or gold shoes you have hiding in your closet so chic for dinner nightcap!
men-pants and linen tops, short sleeve button downs, nice slip on shoes

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Normal stuff, however, local supermarkets are always near by as well as pharmacys-don't worry!

Photo Equipment: Tons of photo equipment and a charge on your digital camera.

Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Snorkeling and scuba equipment

Miscellaneous: Books to help enjoy and pass your day at beach/pool. I must have read three small books during my week stay.

Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Be sure to bring lots of sunblock and hats to keep the sun from cooking you!