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 Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Posts: 4 Location: landlocked Dallas, Texas
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:36 am Post subject: |
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Rum Point is a great area and you should have a lot of fun, even without a plan! If you have never tried scuba diving, I would highly recommend a "resort course" so that you can try it. It is a few hours of instruction and pool work, then a nice dive with a qualified instructor. The course also allows you to dive with an instructor for the next week or so if you decide you enjoy it.
In the past I have also liked to rent bicycles and ride around the island. We usually stay on SMB and ride to Rum Point for the afternoon, then either ride home before dark or have someone with a car pick us up (when we go, there is a group of 22, so someone is always around!).
Another fun thing to do is to go horseback riding on the beach. Check the Activity Guide for coupons and recommended outfitters. We did this once a few years ago and had a blast.
The "touristy" things are always fun too. Stingray City is a "must do" in my book. Only on GCM can you have an adventure like that. Get a video of the trip too...it is almost as much fun to see your friend's reactions at home!!!
The botanical gardens, Pirates Caves, and Pedro St. James are all good land activities if you get too much sun, sand, or water. The Turtle Farm is another good Cayman only activity. Try to go before the cruise ships come in the morning, after they leave in the afternoon, or on a Sunday. You don't want to spend your vacation standing in line! After the farm tour, head over to the Cracked Conch and the dive shop below it. Sit out by the bar, order a Red Stripe, and some grouper quesadillas...ahhh...oh, man I can't wait to get back!!!
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Next Vacation : 159 Days ( Grand Cayman, Seven Mile Beach ) Start : Dec/26/2008 End : Jan/03/2009
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