George Town is the capital of the Cayman Islands and center to government , banking and insurance sectors. Points of interest include: the clock tower, public library, post office, and harbor. You will find a broad selection of artifacts at the National Museum—an artifact in itself, being the oldest building in town. Located directly on the waterfront near Fort Street, the Seaman’s Monument and Fort George provide engaging photo opportunities. Fort George was constructed in 1790 to defend against French and Spanish marauders. The original cannons remain in tact. West Bay, primarily a residential and farming community, comprises the westernmost region of the island and is home to several secluded beaches and places of interest. Fish is aptly named for its netherworld appearance. A quarter acre of exposed ironshore devoid of life presents a unique panoramic photo opportunity. Stop by the post office and send your friends a genuine "postcard from Fish".