Cayman Islands dollar. In 1972 the Cayman Islands introduced its own currency, replacing Jamaican currency as legal tender.
Bills also bear a turtle watermark on the left hand side and are easily distinquishable by colour.
The Cayman Islands are in the centre of the northeast trade wind belt and a gentle breeze is common even on the hottest days. International Direct Dialing is available to most parts of the world. The official flag depicts the British Blue Ensign with the flag badge of Cayman positioned in the centre. The flag may be purchased at the offices of the Government Information Services, Broadcasting House. Grand Cayman and Little Cayman are low-lying with rocky coasts and coral reefs.