Hell Post Office

Hell Post Office (Hell Post Office), in fact, later seemed a bit funny. This is a small place. In front is the post office, and behind is a pile of weird stones called "HELL CAYMAN Hell". According to reports, it is a kind of dolomite, formed by karst formation, due to the corrosion of acid rain and the erosion of carbonic acid microorganisms. This strange rock formed. I think there are many comments on Trip Advisor on the Internet, which are purely amused. I bought a postcard from the Hell Post Office and sent it to my friends to scare and scare.

Except for the name, you can send a postcard, there is nothing to see. It's small. It doesn't feel like hell. A seven-mile stretch of beach north is Hell, a large black limestone area that is said to be 1.5 million years old and is felt geographically because of its rugged, desolate and shady nature.

A seven-mile stretch of beach north is Hell, a large black limestone area that is said to be 1.5 million years old and is felt geographically because of its rugged, desolate and shady nature. The Hell Post Office is right next to the black limestone, where you can send a postcard with a Hell Postmark that will be available in the Cayman Islands!

Lots of tourists, one of the most famous attractions