GRAND CAYMAN SHORT AND SWEET
$32 Per Person

You will see that Georgetown is bustling as you head out of town. Your first stop is the Governor's House, for which the Caymanians have much pride. Here you can disembark and take some photos for a lasting image. You will see and learn about 7 Mile Beach which is as well-known for its stretch of white sand as it is for the shallow reefs located just off shore. You may want to return to this pristine place later to snorkel among the countless colorful fish.

The Turtle Farm is another stop of interest. Damaged several years ago in a hurricane, it has recently re-opened and is a fabulous attraction. The only one of its kind in the world, Cayman Turtle Farm is home to over 16,000 green sea turtles, ranging in size from six ounces to six hundred pounds each! Nowhere else can you see an endangered species so successfully raised for conservation.

Right next door to the Turtle Farm is the the famous Tortuga Rum factory, where you will have the opportunity to taste their delicious rum cakes.

Of course, everyone wants to go to Hell and you will! Send one of those famous postcards to your friends with the postmark they will keep forever (don't forget to bring those addresses!). Your camera will insure you get that famous photo.

Along the way you will see the Old Homestead and the Pink House, a traditional 'Cayman-style' home, of wattle & daub construction. The Pink House is the most photographed home in the Cayman Islands.