Topic: Crystal Caves

Attributes of fewer crowds and more peace and tranquility have come back to haunt the eastern part of Grand Cayman, as the total absence of stayover visitors and cruise tourists is hitting businesses hard.

IRG – International Realty Group has opened a branch office in North Side.

I had seen the mobile food van often on my way to and from the Rum Point/Cayman Kai area, located directly across the road from the Crystal Caves.

Overcharging, poaching each other’s passengers and fighting in front of customers were among a diverse range of complaints filed against bus and taxi drivers in the Cayman Islands in 2017.

One advantage to being the governor in a tourist destination is getting to play the tourist.

Christian Sorensen, a businessman who designed and operated the Crystal Caves tourist attraction in North Side, was found unresponsive at his home in George Town and later pronounced dead on Dec. 23. Mr. Sorensen was 53 years old.

Three longtime residents received Caymanian status on Thursday after the Legislative Assembly ratified the Cabinet grants.

From way across the Caribbean, an enthusiastic “big up” to developer Christian Sorensen and Cayman’s National Trust for putting in 20 devoted years to generating the Crystal Caves attraction in North Side now drawing acclaim as a new tourist attraction.

North Side’s Crystal Caves attraction is the winner of one of this year’s Governor’s Conservation Awards. The Governor’s Conservation Awards, developed by the National Trust for the Cayman Islands aim to recognize outstanding achievement in the field of historic preservation and environmental conservation.

A new North Side attraction opening up a homegrown natural wonder to visitors and tapping into local talent to deliver something new and unique...