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Our Grand Cayman vacation - Morritt's Grand
I posted this OY so thought I would copy it and put it here, too.
We loved this Bio-bay tour. We went on a Monday. We got reservations before we left home. They take your Credit Card Number to hold the reservation, but don't charge you until you check in.
bio-bay tour
We booked the stingray snorkel trip and sunset sail at the Red Sail Dive Shop by the beach (a few steps from our patio). We got a discount from Morritt's on both of them. We did the stingray snorkel trip Tuesday morning and the sunset sail Tuesday afternoon. Same boat - same crew - they just changed their clothes. LOL. We did go back to Morritt's in between to rest a little and change our clothes.
My daughter wanted to go horseback riding, but never did. There was a coupon in at least one of the free books for that, but we didn't use it. I can dig it out if you want me to.
The Queen Elizabeth Botannic Barden was beautiful. You just drive there and pay $10.00 per person (adults). Free Parking.
We booked our fishing trip (for Wednesday a.m.) with our resort representative at the sales office. They tell you his/her name when you check in--even a picture of him on our paper.
I'm glad we booked all of our "on the water" trips at the beginning of the week because it got stormy Wednesday afternoon and really windy the rest of the week.
My daughter and SIL went on the submarine dive on Friday, but I had done it in Maui (same company) so didn't go again. They made those reservations with our resort rep as well.
We drove to Georgetown Sunday and thought that, because there weren't any cruise ships that day, it would be a good day to go. We knew the grocery stores were closed on Sunday, but didn't realize most of the downtown shops were closed too. We found the Turtle Farm and that was open so we toured that and then went by "Hell" and took pictures, but the post office and gift shop were closed. There was a Diver's Supply Store and a Cigar Store in the same shopping complex (near 7-mile beach, I think) that were open on Sunday--daughter bought snorkel and mask and I bought a Barefoot Man CD at the Dive Store. SIL bought cigars at the Cigar Store (Yukky) LOL.
We didn't get to see the Barefoot Man at the Reef. We asked there early in the week when he would be there and they said "Tuesday and Thursday" but he wasn't there Thursday when we planned to go, so we missed him.
We liked the food at Kaibo Bar and Grill--didn't eat at Rum Point. Food at "Over the Edge" was pretty good--depending on what you order. We didn't eat at any restaurants at Morritt's--had appetizers at Mimi's dock bar once--very good. We cooked in our unit several times, and of course we had the barracuda and conch fritters Captain Neville (from our fishing trip) prepared in our kitchen. We had snacks at Hard Rock a couple of times, but didn't eat anywhere else in Georgetown.
I have pictures at all three sites listed below.
We loved this Bio-bay tour. We went on a Monday. We got reservations before we left home. They take your Credit Card Number to hold the reservation, but don't charge you until you check in.
bio-bay tour
We booked the stingray snorkel trip and sunset sail at the Red Sail Dive Shop by the beach (a few steps from our patio). We got a discount from Morritt's on both of them. We did the stingray snorkel trip Tuesday morning and the sunset sail Tuesday afternoon. Same boat - same crew - they just changed their clothes. LOL. We did go back to Morritt's in between to rest a little and change our clothes.
My daughter wanted to go horseback riding, but never did. There was a coupon in at least one of the free books for that, but we didn't use it. I can dig it out if you want me to.
The Queen Elizabeth Botannic Barden was beautiful. You just drive there and pay $10.00 per person (adults). Free Parking.
We booked our fishing trip (for Wednesday a.m.) with our resort representative at the sales office. They tell you his/her name when you check in--even a picture of him on our paper.
I'm glad we booked all of our "on the water" trips at the beginning of the week because it got stormy Wednesday afternoon and really windy the rest of the week.
My daughter and SIL went on the submarine dive on Friday, but I had done it in Maui (same company) so didn't go again. They made those reservations with our resort rep as well.
We drove to Georgetown Sunday and thought that, because there weren't any cruise ships that day, it would be a good day to go. We knew the grocery stores were closed on Sunday, but didn't realize most of the downtown shops were closed too. We found the Turtle Farm and that was open so we toured that and then went by "Hell" and took pictures, but the post office and gift shop were closed. There was a Diver's Supply Store and a Cigar Store in the same shopping complex (near 7-mile beach, I think) that were open on Sunday--daughter bought snorkel and mask and I bought a Barefoot Man CD at the Dive Store. SIL bought cigars at the Cigar Store (Yukky) LOL.
We didn't get to see the Barefoot Man at the Reef. We asked there early in the week when he would be there and they said "Tuesday and Thursday" but he wasn't there Thursday when we planned to go, so we missed him.
We liked the food at Kaibo Bar and Grill--didn't eat at Rum Point. Food at "Over the Edge" was pretty good--depending on what you order. We didn't eat at any restaurants at Morritt's--had appetizers at Mimi's dock bar once--very good. We cooked in our unit several times, and of course we had the barracuda and conch fritters Captain Neville (from our fishing trip) prepared in our kitchen. We had snacks at Hard Rock a couple of times, but didn't eat anywhere else in Georgetown.
I have pictures at all three sites listed below.
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as i wasn't interested in purchasing from her/them.
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