What are some good shore excursions in Grand Cayman?

Question

What are some good shore excursions in Grand Cayman?

Answer 1

The most memorable of all excursions on Grand Cayman is Sting Ray City. h**l is pretty much a desolate area that excites people solely for the fact that you can send friends back home a letter or postcard postmarked from "h**l". The turtle farm and Queens Gardens are nice but nothing to write home about.

Answer 2

Anything that comes with free booze!!

Answer 3

Sting Ray City, is good and then their is this tour that goes to this place called "h**l" wiht these weird looking rock formations and its an awesome place and then they go to a turtle farm but you cant buy anything and bring it back into the US as turtle things are illegal and they will get confiscated by customs and be sure to take off all jewlery as the turles can eat them, as it has happend before, and you can also hold the turtles and that was fun.

Answer 4

The grand Island tour is good. It takes about 3 hours or so and is very informative. Stops at h**l, Tortuga, and a turtle farm.

Answer 5

Sting Ray city. It was a day I'll remember my whole life.

Answer 6

I hit the Taxi and got a full island tour.  i have been there twice.  i love some gardens and the rum cake factory.

Answer 7

deffinately go to the stingray sand bar, it is unlike any other experience.  you have to do it.,

Answer 8

Be sure to go to "h**l."  There's a place in Grand Cayman called h**l, and it's a neat place to pick up some souvenirs and take a few photos.

Answer 9

Been there many times and always hate to leave !

The "semi-submerged" submarine ride is good value for the money. This is not the very expensive submarine excursion that is always offered on the ships. This trip is in the $50.00 (adults) range and is about 90 min. in length. The bottom of the sub has seats on both sides and the windows are very large. The tour guide was well informed and well spoken.  There were thousands of fish on the reef and even an old sunken freighter now covered in coral. Half way thru the trip, the sub stops, the top is opened up and you can snorkel with a member of the crew . If you don't want to "swim with the fish", you can certainly stay up top and watch. Remember, the sub is never completely under water - but you'd never know it.

   We always finish our day in Grand Cayman with food and refreshment at the Landmark Bar and Grill. It is on the second floor of the building immediately in front of you, across the street from where you docked. The conch fritters are a must have. Try to sit outside  - you will remember the view forever !