Babymoon in Grand Caymen in Feb
Dec 16th, 2011, 02:38 PM
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Babymoon in Grand Caymen in Feb
My wife and I will be staying at the Grand Cayman Beach suites from Feb 2nd -6th. At that time she will be 4 months pregnant with our first child. So we are looking to have a relaxing vacation before the baby, and will probably spend a lot of time lying around by the pool and on the beach. What are the top 2-3 things/attractions that we should make a point to see or do on the island? Also, could you please give us some restaurant recommendations?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Thank you in advance for your help!
Dec 17th, 2011, 06:29 AM
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you might want to rent a car for a day. you could drive to the botanical gardens (which will take a couple hours to see) then head out to rum point. rum point has some snorkeling, a good beach grill & is generally a fun place to hang our except on sunday (businesses closed - locals go to relax & likely get away from tourists). on the way home drive around the east end of the island past the reef & morritts resorts. you'll go by the viewing areas for the 'wreck of the seven sails' & 'the blow hole' and get a chance to see the more quiet side of the island. this whole trip is easily doable in one day.
string ray city is a must!
i would skip the turtle farm unless you've never seen one in the sea.
there is a wonderful artist named guy harvey who has a shop & gallery in georgetown. the shop has nice things, mr harvey may be there working. next door is his wonderful restaurant - we had an excellent meal on their deck. http://guyharveysgrill.com/
we also enjoyed our dinner at the 'rum point restaurant', however we stayed near by - it would be a bit of a drive for you to get home - approx 45 mins. http://www.caymangoodtaste.com/resta..._headingID=272
if you're into ecclectic dining you could try 'rolands'. he prepares what ever he feels like each night. used to be byob but that may have changed. http://www.rolandsgarden.com/dinner/?Name=Value
string ray city is a must!
i would skip the turtle farm unless you've never seen one in the sea.
there is a wonderful artist named guy harvey who has a shop & gallery in georgetown. the shop has nice things, mr harvey may be there working. next door is his wonderful restaurant - we had an excellent meal on their deck. http://guyharveysgrill.com/
we also enjoyed our dinner at the 'rum point restaurant', however we stayed near by - it would be a bit of a drive for you to get home - approx 45 mins. http://www.caymangoodtaste.com/resta..._headingID=272
if you're into ecclectic dining you could try 'rolands'. he prepares what ever he feels like each night. used to be byob but that may have changed. http://www.rolandsgarden.com/dinner/?Name=Value
Dec 17th, 2011, 11:56 AM
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In addition to excellent suggestions above you can go to Hell a fun little west end tourist trap send a post card from Hell http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel...America/Cayman www.marriott.com my fav there has an awesome Visa CC where you can snag 5000-70000 points with first use just got approved good for a tonne of freestays upgrades... Congrats!
