Formerly known as the West Bay Pink House, this is probably the most photographed home in Grand Cayman. The pink-and-white Caymanian cottage was built in 1912 of wattle and daub around an ironwood frame. Cheery Mac Bothwell, who grew up in the house, takes you on tours that present a nostalgic and touching look at life in Grand Cayman before the tourism and banking booms. COST: $5. Mon.-Sat. 8-5.

New championship golf course.

Touristy golf course and entertainment center in Grand Cayman.

The museum features dioramas on the islands' seafaring days and a robotic Blackbeard that spins yarns about the Caymans' swashbuckling past.

This monument to King George V sits in downtown George Town.

Come sailing on the Santa Clara II or Nina II as she is called, is available for day sailing trips, sunset cruises and private charters in the calm waters of North Sound. This 100 ft replica of a 15th Century Columbus Ship is rigged and sailed as ships were 500 years ago, while down below the 800 Sq. ft. air-conditioned main salon and galley is finished in wood, granite and marble. Guests can relax, have a drink and a snack, shop for souvenirs or watch a video of the ship being built in Brazil.

Caybrew is a refreshingly smooth, full-bodied premium lager, with a crisp, clean, hop character. Caybrew is proudly brewed and bottled in the Cayman Islands to the highest international standards of quality and consistency. The Cayman Islands Brewery is open from 9am to 5pm every weekday and 9- Midday on Saturday; visitors are welcomed on arrival with a generous sample of Caybrew and then taken on a tour of the working brewery to see the brewing, fermentation and packaging facility.