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I would like to schedule a trip to Grand Cayman in Feb. 2010. I am looking for a kid friendly place for a 3 and 7 year old. One adult diver, one adult non diver. Would prefer all inclusive because of the kids and who knows what they will or will not eat. Has to have a pool. Any suggestions?
Dive shop recommendation would be apprecipated too.
We are going to have a 3 hour lay over in Grand Cayman prior to traveling onto Cayman Brac. Are there any suggestions to enjoy this time at Grand Cayman that would fit the timeframe? Thanks. Pam
Anyone know of some cheap accommodation on the Cayman islands. Budget hotel, hostel or guest house. Even a small appartment, anything will do.
We are on a trip around the world and have a 1 week stay planned in may.
Any ideas. Our budget lies around 30 euros per night but we could go up a bit.
My fiance and I are looking to get married in the Cayman Islands. We are looking recommendations for a Wedding Planner? We heard a company call Inspirations is the best on the islands. Anyone else knows about them and what they do. We look at the website (inspirationsltd.com) and it looks pretty good. I have contacted them and they same pretty good but I am still a bit uneasy about planning long distance.
I am looking for a small apartment on Grand Cayman with a fast internet connection.
I would like to take a long quiet break where I program in peace in quiet.
I also train for triathlons.
If there is a large pool (25 yards or more) and a gym near by, that would be ideal.
I would like to rent the apartment for 3 months, and possibly more if I like the island.
Snorkeling Posted: Tue January 20, 2009 06:45 AM UTC
Hi there.
I'm not interested in swimming with stingrays. I've already seen them in the Virgin Islands, and they scare me. I would like to see some colorful tropical fish and some living coral. (Previous snokeling in VI had only dead coral.)
Hi,
I will be in the Grand Caymans on January 13, 2009. I am interested in purchasing some embroidered ladies blouses. The ones I want are usually white with very vibrant colorful embroidery on them. Ususally scenes with people and animals. I would concider them to be casual. I have been told that what I am looking for might be found in South America. Do you know of any shops that I might check out while on the Island that migh offer them for sale? Also, I am interested in a Used Book Store or a source to purchase The Little Golden Books in foreign languages.
My fiance' and I will be staying at the Grand Caymanian Oct. 4th. I will need to attend to some work via internet while I'm there. Does this resort offer wireless internet & if so, is there a fee?
Also, how much is the boat trip from the Grand Caymanian dock to Stingray City & the reef?
I wondered if you could help me figure something out.
I'm a UK citizen and want to visit the Cayman Islands for 3 months, to give living there a test-drive until I purchase a property and qualify for residency.
However, all the information I'm seeing online leads me to believe I can only stay for 30 days at a time. Is there any way to get a 3 month stay vs. a short 30 days?
Does anyone know the procedure for a British national?
I am taking a cruise (1st caribbean cruise) with my husband and we are leaving on Saturday. Grand Cayman is one of the stops that we will be making and I am in need of serious help (lol) of things to do on the island. Grand Cayman is a place that I have always wanted to visit and I want to make sure I make the most out of the day! We arrive at 8AM and leave at 4PM. I am thinking about renting a car...good idea? If so, any places that we MUST visit besides 7 mile beach (any spot that better on the beach?)? Also, if anyone can recommend places to eat for lunch.
We are taking my 85-year-old mother-in-law on a cruise this winter. She wants to go to the beach when we stop at Grand Cayman. Can anybody recommend a beach that's easy to get to where we can rent beach chairs and buy beverages? Lunch? It would be a nice bonus for me if there was a good spot to snorkel nearby. We accept having to pay a moderate admission charge.
I've heard that there are a couple of places that get real crowded when the cruise ships are in port. Any not-quite-so-well-known spots? We're going to be taking a cab, so please no 50 mile drives. Mom-in-law is ambulatory, but has bad knees, so also no long trails.
I will be in Grand Cayman for about a week. Are there any secluded beaches where I can watch the sunrise and be alone with my girlfriend, or are all the beaches crowded like 7 Mile Beach?
We are planning a trip in March of '09 to Morritt's resort and was wondering if anyone can give any insight on the place. Are there bike or scooter rentals available or grocery stores within walking distance from the resort? Any tips on transporation from airport to the resort besides the high price of cabs? Any helpfull information about the place would be appreciated.
My son and I will be arriving about 4 hours apart. Are there buses at the airpot to take you to seven mile beach hotels. I heard that the cab fare to go just about 5 miles will run about $30.00. I would hate to spend that much money and also have him spend that much money if there is an alternative means of transportation. Thanks
Are there any buses at the airport when the planes arrive to take you to your hotel or do you have to take a cab? I heard the cabs cost $35.00 to go to 7 mile beach. This will be my first time to Grand Cayman.
My husband and I are planning a first time trip to Cayman Island. Need a clean, somewhat secluded hotel. We would like to just relax on beach, walk, read, etc...Usually stay in Marriotts, but thought it maybe to busy. Are hoping to go in the next few weeks. Price is not most important if it is where we want to stay. Any secluded suggestions?
My fiance' and I are getting married on Cayman Brac, however we are staying on Little Cayman and will be there first. What is the best way to travel from Little Cayman to Cayman Brac just for the day. Is there anyway to hire someone to take us by boat?
I'll be in Grand Cayman next week, already dreading the need to hit the market vs. the beach first thing, as we are in a condo and will be cooking in quite a bit. Has anyone tried getting groceries pre-ordered and delivered to the condo ahead of time? Has anyone found a reliable services that we might use? I have tried asking the condo management but they never replied.
Hello,
Will be visiting Grand Cayman in January 2009 and would like to know how to get to hell by bus. What bus number and route? I'm guessing we would start from the library.
Also, it is possible to buy an all day bus ticket or must you pay per ride? Thinking about using the bus service as a cheap means of seeing the area but would like to be able to get off and on whenever I'd like.
We are traveling there via cruise ship in June and we are bringing the kids this trip, we wanted to know if the 7 mile beach is within walking distance from the ship port? And if not where is a good but not absolutely crowded beach for 3 kids? Thanks
My wife and I are planning a trip at the end of October. What can we expect for weather that time of year (assuming we dodge the occasional hurricane)?
We are looking to go to Grand Cayman for Christmas holiday 2008. We have checked out a property called the Reef, but it is on the opposite side of the island away from the main towns.
We don't care to rent a car so would need to know the approximate cost of taxis.
What is there to see of interest particularly horticulturaly?
Any info appreciated.
Candee
My Husband and I are going to Grand Cayman for the first time in August and would like to know about areas around Cayman that are a must see for snorkeling. And any trips by boat that would be worth while, besides Stingray city that we plan on doing.
Also this will be our first time driving on the on the left side of the road, and was wondering if its hard to get used to? And what company you would recommend to rent from.
I am looking to buy an SLR camera while visiting Grand Cayman in April. Are the prices there better than in the U.S.? Can anyone suggest a reputable store?
I'm afraid that we'll be arriving (hopefully - we have 'been' to Grand Cayman twice but not been allowed to land. Third time lucky?!) by cruise ship in a week's time.
Is there anyone out there who could suggest an interesting route around Geogetown? We are interested in architecture and just trying to soak up a feel of a town.
My mom and I and I are arriving at the GCM airport 4 hrs apart next Saturday evening, and our friends are renting a car the next day so we don't want to rent a car.
We'd like to get to our beds at Morritt's Tortga Club somehow, without breaking the bank.
We've called McCurey's shuttle and Conmac, and both are booked, and we've heard cab fare is pretty outrageous.
Anybody have any ideas? Don't think my mom is up for hitching.