Georgetown Grand Cayman

... facing the sun! The back of my left leg is absolutely red....it's painful! WTF?!?! I put sunscreen on repeatedly.  Damn Cayman Islands. However, my favorite part of the day was the boat ride back from the island.  I wisely decided to head ...

... second best beach in the world - and you better believe it! We sunbathed and swam ----so relaxing. Did you know that the Cayman Islands drive on the left hand side of the road as in England...and you say you never learn anything new reading these ...

... brought them some proper British tea bags from home which they were really thrilled about. A good cup of tea is a rarity in Grand Cayman, but I guess thats the pay off for endless sunshine, gorgeous beaches and tropical seas! All too quickly it was time ...

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The Beginning (January 3) To start our Grand World Voyage we traveled 2400 miles east from San Francisco to Washington and then, south to Ft. Lauderdale. Here's Mom, bright and chipper, at 6 am on Thursday, January ...

... to know that I won't see anyone again after the cruise. I'm tighter going back on the bus, and I'm limping down the street in Georgetown cause we always get Kary & John a Tortuga Rum Cake. Got it, and it's pouring down. Might as well ...

... the ´proper´ tourists and went on a snorkel trip to sting ray city (perhaps the most well known undersea phenomenon of Grand Cayman). Chris´ first encounter with sting rays which he seemed to thoroughly enjoy as they clustered around us in a group ...

... that I order for her arrived.  Now we have them to brighten up our room.   Today was our first port. It was Georgetown, Grand Caymans. We docked in the harbor and were tendered into town. There was a 30 knot wind blowing so we were not sure if ...

... ;7 AM. The Amsterdam anchored in Spots Bay off Bodden Town on the eastern side of Grand Cayman, instead of the usual anchorage at Georgetown, because of high swells and expected weather, including rain. Here, we are sufficiently protected to ...

... were available, but I was completely unpacked by dinner time. We departed Miami at 5PM for our first port of call at Georgetown, Grand Cayman, for the day after a full cruising day. JAN 13: Cruising day. Macchia Winery, the “sponsor” of ...