What's the best, cheapest rental car co on 7MB?
Sep 10th, 2003, 09:45 AM
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What's the best, cheapest rental car co on 7MB?
we would like to rent a car for 1 day to explore the island. We are staying at Villas of the Galleon (in case there are any companies close by)
How is Andy's?
How is Andy's?
Sep 10th, 2003, 12:23 PM
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Kristen,
Andy's is usually has the best deals but, the cars are older. Expect to pay 40-50.00 C.I. for a 24 hour rental.
I usually do not car about the condition of the jeep I rent because I throw all of our snorkel/dive gear and a cooler in the back and go for the day. As long as it gets me where I need to go is great!! You might consider going to the crow's nest on the day you have the car rental. It would be a hefty cab ride from villas of the galleon. Don't forget to stop at sunset's house "my bar" for a GREAT rum punch on the way back to your condo!
Andy's is usually has the best deals but, the cars are older. Expect to pay 40-50.00 C.I. for a 24 hour rental.
I usually do not car about the condition of the jeep I rent because I throw all of our snorkel/dive gear and a cooler in the back and go for the day. As long as it gets me where I need to go is great!! You might consider going to the crow's nest on the day you have the car rental. It would be a hefty cab ride from villas of the galleon. Don't forget to stop at sunset's house "my bar" for a GREAT rum punch on the way back to your condo!
Sep 10th, 2003, 12:53 PM
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Eveyone seems to enjoy "cemetary reef"
It used to be wonderful but, the reef is dead. You can still see lot's of fish on a good day. It's a pretty good swim out from the beach. If you are a diver or have any experience with live reefs then, this wont impress you.
I like to snorkel in Spotts or anywhere in bodden town or East End. Put it this way, anywhere off of 7 mile beach will be a good place to stop and explore. If you arent aware of what you can and cant touch then purchase a small fish and coral guide. Just be sure to stay away from the fire coral and the sea urchins!! You really should take a day trip out to swim with the sting rays and stop at a few reefs.
It used to be wonderful but, the reef is dead. You can still see lot's of fish on a good day. It's a pretty good swim out from the beach. If you are a diver or have any experience with live reefs then, this wont impress you.
I like to snorkel in Spotts or anywhere in bodden town or East End. Put it this way, anywhere off of 7 mile beach will be a good place to stop and explore. If you arent aware of what you can and cant touch then purchase a small fish and coral guide. Just be sure to stay away from the fire coral and the sea urchins!! You really should take a day trip out to swim with the sting rays and stop at a few reefs.
Sep 10th, 2003, 01:06 PM
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Yes, it's worth the stop. There is a huge eel out there, I forget this name.
(waldo...maybe)
Sunset house is about two city blocks from there.
You will see locals there swimming. The is also a great little art gallery called "pure art" across from smiths cove. You might stop in a take a look, it's a great way to remember your vacation.
(waldo...maybe)
Sunset house is about two city blocks from there.
You will see locals there swimming. The is also a great little art gallery called "pure art" across from smiths cove. You might stop in a take a look, it's a great way to remember your vacation.
Sep 10th, 2003, 02:47 PM
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Good guide for snorkeling:
http://www.caymanislandsdiscounts.co...ng.htm#GTGamma
http://www.caymanislandsdiscounts.co...ng.htm#GTGamma
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