Grand Cayman
As you arrive via tender from your cruise ship, you will be met with the warm hospitality and stunning vistas of the island. Seven Mile Beach stands out as a highlight of your trip, where velvety white sands meet the gentle waves of the Caribbean Sea. Whether you're unwinding under a palm tree's shade, exploring the clear waters snorkelling, or enjoying thrilling water sports, this iconic coastline offers endless relaxation and adventure. With its vibrant marine life, rich culture, and welcoming atmosphere, Grand Cayman is an unforgettable destination!
Which Cruise?
We stopped by Bonaire on Celebrity Edge's Western Caribbean itinerary
Trip Advisor
Grand Cayman
Must do's
Things we did and we think you should too...
Tillies
Set along the picturesque Seven Mile Beach, Tillies pays tribute to the timeless charm of coastal dining, showcasing a menu brimming with locally sourced ingredients, grilled specialties, refreshing salads, and flavors inspired by the Greater Antilles region, after which it is named. With its warm and welcoming ambiance, the stunning vista of the crystal-clear waters provides an unforgettable backdrop
Seven Miles of Beach
One of the many things Grand Cayman is known for - Seven Mile Beach; renowned for its crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand, offering a perfect tropical escape. It's not far from the port - just grab a cab
Hang with Mr. Ray
Experience the thrill of swimming with and feeding Southern Stingrays in their natural habitat at Stingray City. This unique adventure allows you to interact with these gentle creatures in the crystal-clear waters of the North Sound.
Top Tips
Tips to help you have a great time on shore.
Uber?
No - but you can easily hail a cab from the port. Remember to agree a price before jumping in! Most Taxi's are cash only.
Currency?
US dollars are widely accepted - ATMs are available in port or you can pay with card. Most resort hotels also have ATMs
Dock Side?
The port of George Town is a tender port, now who doesn't like a tender?! They dock right into the heart of the of the capital. Just remember to allow time to get back to the ship before "all on board".
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