The Cayman Link is a symbol of the Cayman Islands’ rich history, vibrant present, and bright future. The design is inspired by three key aspects of Caymanian culture:
Rope making, shipbuilding, and tourism.

Past Features
Rope Making: The rope design in the link is a tribute to Cayman’s past as a major producer of rope. Rope making was an important industry in the Cayman Islands for centuries, and it played a vital role in the island’s economy. The rope was made from sisal, a plant that grows abundantly in the Cayman Islands. It was used for a variety of purposes, including fishing, sailing, and construction.

Shipbuilding: Seafarer
The anchor links in the design represent Cayman’s past as a shipbuilding center. Shipbuilding was a major industry in the Cayman Islands for centuries, and it helped to shape the island’s culture and identity. Caymanian shipbuilders were known for their craftsmanship and their ability to build sturdy vessels that could withstand the harsh conditions of the Caribbean Sea.
Also, a tribute to our numerous Seafarers who went out to sea. Their contribution to our economy was priceless.
Present Features
Tourism: The Cayman Link is also a symbol of Cayman’s vibrant present as a leading tourism destination. The anchor links represent the importance of the tourism industry to the Cayman Islands’ economy, and they symbolize the welcoming spirit of Caymanians. Cruise and stay-over tourism are both significant parts of Cayman’s economy.

Future Features
Gold Links: The gold links in the design represent Cayman’s bright and shiny future. The gold symbolizes the island’s wealth, its natural beauty, and its reputation for excellence. Cayman is a growing destination for luxury tourism, and the island is committed to preserving its natural beauty and improving its infrastructure.

The Cayman Link is a symbol of Caymanian identity and a reminder of the island’s rich history and bright future. It is a timeless design that will continue to represent Cayman for generations to come.