Nightlife

Cayman isn't renowned for it's night life; there are a limited number of night clubs (Sharkey's, Legendz, The Matrix and BoBo Iguanas in the Islander Nightclub). The Chameleon Nightclub, located above the Outback Steakhouse in The Strand, opened in May 2003. This two-storey club features three bars and has a capacity of 350. There are links to some of the nightlubs on my Businesses/Organisations page under the Restaurants/Bars and Food-related links. Also worth checking out: Royal Palms on the Friday or Saturday night (island music/reggae/soca), Sunset House for Friday Happy Hour (popular singles bar), Bed, Lonestar Bar and Grill, Hard Rock Café. For something more laid back, check out Barefoot Man at Royal Reef Resorts in the East End.

Buy the Friday issue of the Caymanian Compass; at CI$0.75 it may be your cheapest expense on the island. The Friday edition has lots of adverts for Happy Hours and Sunday brunches.

Other notable events include Treasure Island Open Air Bar (at check-in) around 5:30 or 6:00 every Monday night. For years, they have thrown an appreciation party with free appetizers as well as free rum punch starting around 6:30. Also included is a 20+ piece steel drum band.

There is some general info about nightlife at http://www.caymanislands.ky/to_do/nightclub.asp
There is a new website that has lots of information on Cayman's nightlife: AccessCayman.com
Offering all the best information about Cayman's hottest nightspots
PartySurfers.ky
advertised as Cayman's Entertainment E-zine

One general bit of advice when eating out is to go where the Caymanians go. The easy way to identify this is to look at the car registration plates in the car parks - the meaning of the various colour combinations are in the table below.

Colour	Meaning
Black numbers on Yellow Background	Private vehicles
Black numbers on Orange Background	Commercial vehicles
Black numbers on White Background	Hire/Rental vehicles
Red numbers on White Background	Taxis
White numbers on Blue Background	Minibuses
White numbers on Red Background	Tour busses
Dark blue 'DV' numbers on a White Background	Disabled Vehicle