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We have a vacation and wanted to snorkel from May 29 to June 7th. According to your weather page....there is a big chance it will be raining in the Caymans. Should we wait and travel to the Caymans at a better time?
Bunny
At that time of year you are likely to encounter rain, but usually it will rain for (heavily) for a couple of hours but then be dry. Quite often by driving to another part of the island you can get out of the rain.
May/June is low season, so is likely to be cheaper on flights/accommodation than if you wait to when the weather may be better.
You may get dome guidance on what to expect from teh trip reports at that time of the year.
Hope this helps - enjoy your trip!
Robert
http://www.gotocayman.com
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Answers by Expert:
Robert Clark
Expertise
As I have relatives on the island that I visit regularly, I have good knowledge of the island from both a tourist and a residents point of view.
Experience
My Cayman FAQ includes information on the following topics:
Weather/Hurricane information,
Immigration entry requirements,
Customs regulations,
Employment/jobs/residency in Cayman,
Getting married in Cayman,
Importing food into Cayman,
Golf,
Legal age to...,
Bringing cats and dogs into Cayman,
Internet access,
Car rental,
Public transport,
Electricity/Water/Telephone systems,
Nightlife,
Currency/Money
and Cayman for Cruise Ship passengers
If you can't find your answer there, please feel free to e-mail me your question at robertsclark@yahoo.com
Enjoy!
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