Whether your preference is sweet solitude or congenial company, The Cayman Islands has enough romantic spots to keep any couple occupied. From remote sandy beaches to neighborhood water holes, the Cayman Islands makes it easy to simply go with the flow.

1. Seven Mile beach on Grand Cayman is famous the world over. Lovers can find their own private patch of beach or mingle with other couples and participate in water sports.
2. On the northern coast of Grand Cayman, Rum Point and Cayman Kai offer plenty of secluded hideaways where couples can whisper sweet nothings to each other without interruption.
3. Off Little Cayman, tiny Owen Island is an easy rowboat ride away. With an inviting blue lagoon and powder-white beach, it's worth the trip.
4. Nothing could be more romantic than horseback riding together with the wind in your hair and the Caribbean on the horizon. On Grand Cayman, make arrangements at The Equestrian Center, Honey Suckle Trail Rides or Nicki's Beach Rides.
5. Lovers who are nature-lovers won't want to miss the Red-Footed Booby Bird Nature Reserve on Little Cayman.
6. Explore together along the National Trust's Mastic Trail, a two-mile footpath through unspoiled woodlands in North Side.
7. To bring out your animal instincts, check out the private collection of exotic animals in a natural tropical setting at Cardinal D's Park on Courts Road in George Town.
8. This may be a far cry from turtledoves, but West Bay is home to Cayman Turtle Farm, the world's only captive turtle farm and quite an incredible sight at that.
9. Take the National Trust historic walking tours of central George Town and West Bay to learn more about the British Colonial history of these exotic islands.
10. No trip to the Cayman Islands would be complete without visiting the Pedro St. James historic site, an historically accurate restoration of the early 19th-century Pedro St. James great house and grounds in Savannah, Grand Cayman.