Cayman Islands Travel Blogs
Travel Blogs Entries by Country Cayman Islands
- StingRay City and HellWednesday - 26 December 2007 - Grand Cayman - Second Visit With over 50,000 residents, Grand Cayman is approximately 76 square miles. It is the largest of the three Cayman Islands. The other two are Little Cayman and Cayman Brac [img=https://ph Posted by greatgrandmaR in 2007 Grandeur of the Seas & NCL Pearl | Dec 26, 2007
- The Pirates and Blue Iguanas of Grand Cayman5 December 2007 Today was to be Grand Cayman, and there were six ships there. When we went up to the Windjammer for breakfast it was pretty full. They didn't have any bananas or skim milk. I got grits and Posted by greatgrandmaR in 2007 Grandeur of the Seas & NCL Pearl | Dec 4, 2007
- Friendsgiving, Cayman Island Style“Life is meant for good friends and great adventures”…and that is exactly what this trip was all about. Third time on the island of Grand Cayman, but first ever holiday away from Posted by Out_of_Office in Paradise Awaits | Dec 27, 2019
- Day 21 - Georgetown, Grand CaymanNames after the Carib Indian word for marine crocodile, Caymanians are proud fo their sea-going heritage. Legend tells a story of a shipwreck, whose crew, in trying to warn other ships, instead drew 9 more vessels onto the treacherous reef. Posted by Sluggoaafa in SluggoAAFAs Blog | Feb 23, 2018
- Celebrity EdgeGrand Cayman today - only three ships in as many are repositioning to Europe and Alaska. Streets were not crowded at all. We are eating at the Rooftop Grill tonight. [img=https://photo Posted by rpickett in Rusty Pickett, ECC, VTA, LCS, MBA | Apr 17, 2019
- We're flying over there anyway...We've taken many vacations before this one, and I always keep a trip journal. These days I post a lot of photos on Facebook and Instagram. On one of our recent trips a friend suggested that we do a travel Posted by 60Day Gailstorm in Sure, Why Not? | Apr 8, 2019
- Last at SeaToday is our last full day on the Insignia. Last night was a late one; after the evening show (9:30-10:30), the senior staff (captain, et al.) served milk and cookies to the passengers in the 10th deck lounge, so Posted by dasafish in Panama Passage | Jun 30, 2018
- Duck, Duck, GooseWhenever I am going to be on a car/boat combination vehicle called a DUCK, I remember the playground game we played when I was in school. We sat in a circle facing the center, and the girl who was Posted by greatgrandmaR in Disappointing Disney - 2013 | Jun 10, 2013
- Blocking the SunsetDecember 3rd, 2008 We were supposed to be in Grand Cayman today and take a glass bottom boat trip, but it was too rough for the tenders so we didn't even really stop very long. They tried to launch the tenders Posted by greatgrandmaR in Two Transits of the Panama Canal - 2008 | Dec 4, 2008
- George TownThis was one more bad experince on this trip. The Cayman airlines office in Jamaica had promised there will be Cuban immigration cards in their office in Cayman, but there they told me i will get them in the plane, Posted by UliS in Cuba and Jamaica | May 9, 2018
- I wish it could be Camania Everyday! We headed from Jamaica onto Grand Cayman, where Anna’s sister Rachel lives with my brother-in-love Paul, and their son Tom. It was great to see friendly / family faces again! We proceeded to a lovely beachsi Posted by Chortle in Chortle Portal | Jan 24, 2018
- GRAN CAYMAN (ILE CAYMAN)Aujourd'hui c'est Vendredi 13!!!, journée spéciale car c'est notre premier débarquement avec navette. Il n'y a pas de quai ici. On arrive dans la ville de Georgetown et on se tape une petite marche de 2 heures. C'est une colonie Posted by france_rejean in Croisière dans les caraïbes de l'ouest (2015) | Feb 12, 2015
- The mecca of shopping and a brewing stormFebruary 10: We wake up anchored facing Georgetown, Grand Cayman. We also wake with the voice of the captain telling us that because a low pressure system is coming in the afternoon in this neck of the woods instead of Posted by michelbouchard in We will be touring ALL the Carribeans (Feb. 2010) this time.... | Feb 9, 2010
- It's getting hot everywhereHi there, We made it to the Islands man! One day at sea and too much eating. But Hey! It's good what do you want us to do? Wake up and it's 25 C. We went to the city and Posted by michelbouchard in First time on a big boat (Jan.2008) | Jan 30, 2008
- Swimming with the StingraysWe arrived at Grand Cayman around 9:00 this morning with an all ashore time at 9:30. Today we had booked an excursion not from the cruise line. Our tour was with Captain Bryan’s to take a Catamaran to Stingray Posted by ricflack in Disney Cruise (Merry Time) December 2016 | Dec 19, 2016
- Grand CaymanWe have arrived in Grand Cayman . At this port we tender ashore. Will let you know how that goes there are about six ships here.!! We went ashore about 1:30 and we're back by 4. We just Posted by AnnMcFall in Sea the World | Mar 28, 2017
- A Cayman Bucket List There are a two instances while traveling or living abroad that really light a fire under your ass to get moving. That first moment that really gets you rolling is when you first arr Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | May 6, 2016
- More Fun StuffOur visit to the Cayman Turtle Farm was another day's adventure. Mature, very large turtles are in the breeding tanks. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/ Posted by Sue McNicholas in CAYMAN ISLANDS | Feb 9, 2014
- I've been Scalped! But hey at least it was for a good cause. [[http://www.tulsatrot.com/single-mullet-can-help-children-haiti/|Last week, I mentioned that I was raising money for the Children of Hai Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | Feb 12, 2016
- The swanky end of the Isand===What to do in a tropical paradise?=== Rum Point is on the exclusive part of the island, hence no public transportation. The cab fare is U.S.$150, so we set out to rent a car. That was quite straight forward. $49/day, but Posted by Sue McNicholas in CAYMAN ISLANDS | Jan 30, 2014
- Grand Cayman on a BudgetGrand Cayman and a Budget (5 people for 2 weeks) I often read travel articles and they inspire me to visit the wonderful places mentioned, but cost is always a factor to consider, so I've put in the prices paid Posted by Sue McNicholas in CAYMAN ISLANDS | Jan 29, 2014
- Sting Ray CityMost mornings, before the kids got up and while Eldon walked to some distant spot, I walked into the sea - smooth like glass and warm like a bathtub, and swam across to the pier - 100 metres or so. Posted by Sue McNicholas in CAYMAN ISLANDS | Feb 2, 2014
- A Single Mullet can Help the Children of HaitiThree years ago I arrived to the Cayman Islands with very short hair. Ever since, I haven’t cut my hair. Month by month it has grown and grown and grown and my wife has grown tired of a husband with a Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | Jan 31, 2016
- Breakfast in Bed - Kids Style This morning, I am sprawled across the bed in a deep sleep the morning after taking Dominic camping overnight at Starfish Point. Needless to say, I'm a bit exhausted. Suddenly, the bri Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | Dec 18, 2015
- Returning to my Peruvian Ceviche PastOne of the great characteristics of working at Cayman International School and living on an island with approximately 55,000 inhabitants representing 140 nationalities is that there are great teaching opportunities waiting immediately around the corner, l Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | Dec 17, 2015
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