Beach Inn George Town

Well after traveling 676 nautical miles south past Miami and then southwest between Cuba and Mexican Riviera, we arrived at the Grand Cayman's around 7:30AM. This now makes a little more sense as to why the waters were so rough the last day and a bit since we went through the trailing end of Tropical Storm Ida. First a little educational session of the Caymans;<br><br>They actually consist of three islands (Cayman Brac, Little Cayman and ...

Juice's Corner:<br><br>FUN-NESS! Today we went to George Town in the Grand Caymans&#8230; It was really fun!! We went to the Pirate Encounter. The pirates were really funny. But they made me SWAB THE DECK! But then we attacked two of the cruise ships&#8230; IT WAS FUNNY! PEOPLE ACTUALLY SCREAMED! Then after that we went to one part of the ocean to swim. I jumped off the HIGHEST point of the ship! But at some point I lost my MedicAlert. L Man the water was really salty! Oh! And about Green ...

Having spent over 1460 days living and working in the Cayman Islands we have decided to pack our bags and embark on a round the world adventure, covering up to 17 different countries and touching base in over 43 different cities.<br><br>The past four years living in Grand Cayman have been fantastic but there comes a point in life where it is time to move on and embrace a new challenge. We will be taking ...

We tendered ashore to Grand Cayman and found it a much more developed country than Jamaica. The shops, roads and cars all looked in much better shape. We bought a few souvenirs and Mark and the girls all bought some necklaces from the handicrafts market. Grand Cayman is mainly known for the pirates, turtles and iguanas. We had a few photos taken with the pirates and then came back on board. The main reason we didn't stay long is because Liz got so used to just giving ...

So after a long overnight flight from San Francisco to New York we then had to roam around New York airport all day waiting for our flight to Cayman Islands, which was via Miami. On our way from Miami to Cayman we flew over Cuba but couldn't see it because it was already dark. Once we reached the Cayman Islands, we were greeted by my Aunty, Uncle and cousins at the airport and were taken to their home, where my ...

We have been diving in Grand Cayman since 1991. We did our deep water certification there and dreamed that one day we may be able to be one of the lucky ones to own a home on this beautiful island. Well in 2009 our dream came true. After 2 close calls with hurricanes last year we finally completed the building of a Caymanease, a villa in the North Side of Grand Cayman (it only took 6 months ...

Zach and I got the opportunity to see the very local-inhabited section of Grand Cayman Island known as West Bay this past May, 2009. For two years in a row now I have been interested in working with a private Christan school there as an Elementary teacher. In 2008 I turned the offer down because I met, fell in love with, and married my favorite person Zach. <br><br>I still felt a pull to this position and when the time came to put in for this years open ...

... Carm and I worked, then hot tubbed, then ordered room service, and now I'm waiting for dinner. Carmella had the brilliant idea of bloggin an entire entry about all the ways to eat on this boat....suffice it to sa, eating is endless. (And apparently, so is their supply of cheesecake. Mmmmm) Right - so one more day, then I've got to do a major fast &amp; cleanse. haha.

This was the last college spring break for both of us, since James graduated in May 2006 and I finished that December. We went (just the two of us this time!) to my favorite Caribbean island, Grand Cayman, and enjoyed beautiful Seven Mile Beach, fantastic scuba diving, and the perennial favorite, Stingray City!<br>

After a wonderful first full day at sea (and winning a few dollars in the casino), we arrived at Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands in the wee morning hours. I'll never forget the feeling of being out on the ocean and pulling into my first island port. You can tell right away that you aren't in Kansas anymore. The sights, the sounds and even the smell in the air are all alien. But, for some reason ...