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The Best Caribbean Islands to Live On

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - April 8, 2015
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Grand Cayman

This island has the highest standard of living in the entire region (and a very friendly tax regime), and that comes across everywhere you look. Beyond the diving and the beaches, both of which are spectacular, there’s a significant supply of beachfront condos and homes, top-level restaurants, the new Health City Cayman Islands (a ground-breaking Caribbean healthcare facility) and it’s just an hour away from Miami.


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