subject: Travelers Chief Handbook On Obtaining Your Special Transportation Option For The Grand Cayman [print this page] What to See in the Grand Cayman What to See in the Grand Cayman
There are a lot of things to see on Grand Cayman together with its beautiful beaches and exciting dive spots. Considered as the worlds best 12-foot dive site is the famous Stingray City where you can frolic and be surrounded with the numerous South Atlantic stingrays that you can also feed. You can spend a lazy day at quiet Rum Point Beach just relaxing or reading a book. One very interesting gift shop worth visiting is Go to Hell where you will be attended to by the devil and which got its name from a million-year old calcareous rock blackened by fungus. Boatswain Beach is a 30 acre marine park that is an extension of the old Cayman Turtle Farm that was recently renovated after its destruction by a typhoon. For nature lovers, places worth visiting are the Butterfly Farm and Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park. With all the attractions that the island has to offer, there are now more reasons to go and visit Grand Cayman.
Top Grand Cayman Beach Condos
Choosing where to stay on Grand Cayman would not really be a problem with all the available accommodations in the island. One popular choice is the Grand Cayman condos which are located in different areas of the islands to cater to the preference for peace and quiet or for adventure. On the quiet side, at the East End are condos that are part of a resort or are part of complexes which usually have the amenities of a resort. This is best for those who want some peace and quiet during their stay on Grand Cayman. The Morritts Grand, Morritts Tortuga, Castaways Cove and the Royal Reef Resort can be found in this area. Condominium complexes like Aqua Bay, Coral Sands, Grandview, Silver Palms, Plantation Village, Grand Caymian and Treasure Island can be found on the busier West End. Cayman Kai and Cayman Conch are two condos that are located very near the areas that are frequented by scuba divers. These condos are guaranteed to make your Grand Cayman stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible.
Stay at the Grand Cayman Villa Rental
Planning for your Grand Cayman vacation entails brainstorming on where you really want to be and how much you are willing to pay for it. You can opt to get a Grand Cayman Villa that has 1 to 5 bedrooms. They are usually located at the Seven Mile Beach, right where the action is. These are Regal Beach, Coral Stone Club, Crescent Point, Grandview, Meridian, Treasure Island, Whitesands, Beachcomber, Coral Reef, Discovery Point, Pappagallo, Poinsettia and Sundowner. On the North Sound or near the Rum Point Beach are the more secluded ones like Kaibo Yacht Club, Habana, Barefoot Kai, Kailypso, Bellagio, Thatch Hill, Blue Lagoon, Sea Cove, Calypso Blue, Cool Change, Ecstasea, Emmanuel, Fantasea, Great Escape, Halcyon Days, Kaiconut, Kirk Cove, La Playa, The Pools, Och Kai, Starboard Point, Pelican Point, Pieces of Eight, and Two Rainbows. There are villas in almost all places on the Island like Coco Kai, On the Bay, Caribbean Paradise, Seaspray, Windsong, Pease Bay House, The Pink House and Mahogany Cove. Size, elegance and season determine how much the rate is with prices ranging from $100 to $2500.
Book Cheap Accommodations at the Grand Cayman
The Grand Cayman is famous not only for their world class beaches but services leaning towards financial matters such as mutual funds and banking services. Those on their Grand Cayman vacations or on business travel can find many choices of where to stay depending on their budget and desires. For those who are staying for an extensive amount of time, there are several cottages, villas and apartments which can be rented out such as the Turtle Nest Inn with its affordable $80 to $120 a night. There are also several bed and breakfasts with rates starting from $120 to $180 like the Shangri-La Bed and Breakfast, The Retreat at Lookout Farm and Annies Place. If you would prefer to stay in a hotel or resort, some hotels that are further from the famous beaches or those with fewer rooms are generally cheaper such as the Rocky Shore Guest House. The secret to getting a place that would fit your budget or less would really be early planning and booking.
