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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE CAYMAN ISLANDS DOLLAR

Cayman Islands Money The Cayman Islands dollar has a fixed exchange rate with the US dollar, generally CI$1.00=US$1.25, or CI$0.80=US$1.00. Exchange rate will vary locally, from 0.8 to 0.84, depending on where you exchange. Typically, best rates are obtained exchanging travelers' checks at a local bank. US currency is accepted and used with local currency, but don't expect to get US change for your purchase. The Cayman Islands dollar was first issued in 1972 and consists of 4 coins and 6 notes. The notes are distinguishable by color and imprinted dollar amount. As a resort destination, the Cayman Islands are well-known for its warm and friendly hospitality and service. Tipping is a reward for good service. Here are some helpful tipping guidelines to keep in mind for your vacation. Bartenders, waiters and waitresses usually receive is 15-20% of the bill or tab, depending on the service. Some restaurants and hotels include the tip on the bill. Be sure to check when you are ready to pay. If you've had a great day on the boat and the service was a big part of that experience, be sure to thank the staff that made it happen with a gratuity; a $10-$20 thank you goes to 'the boat', and will be split amongst the crew for the day.

 

The usual tip is $1-$2 per bag. The bell captain and staff are also a valuable source of information and are always willing to assist with your needs, so increasing the tip by $5 would be appreciated for that extra service. Although shuttle vans are provided by some hotels at no charge, don't forget to tip the drivers at least $1 or more per person or $4-$5 per party, especially if they are helpful with your bags, and provide you with useful information during your drive. Maids and house keepers get $1 or $2 per day is adequate, usually left at the end of your stay. The taxi driver’s gets a tip 10-15% of the fare, if you feel you received prompt and friendly service. If the driver carries your luggage, you might add an extra $1 per bag. Valet parking is available at some of the larger hotels. A tip of $1-$2 each time the attendant takes or brings your car is appreciated.

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