Two of Grand Cayman's most popular activities, visiting the Turtle Farm and literally going to Hell, are included on this cruise tour. Sit back, relax and enjoy the highlights of Grand Cayman.

Your tour begins in George Town - this prosperous capital ranks as the fifth-largest financial center in the world - with a guided drive along Seven Mile Beach, briefly stopping along the way to capture once-in-a-lifetime snapshots. Continue on to quaint local neighborhoods on your way to the Gingerbread House, followed by a stop at Hell, a small tourist village known for its unusual inferno rock formations.

After a 'hell' of an experience, you'll visit the Turtle Farm, home of the world-famous green sea turtle. On the way back to the pier, you’ll make a brief stop at one of Cayman's rum cake outlets.

The Dolphin Encounter is a unique opportunity to meet these incredible mammals up close and personal in waist-deep water. Experience first-hand the connection of a lifetime, while our marine mammal specialist guide through all do the fun and excitement. While having fun, you will also gain important knowledge about conservation and education about bottlenose dolphins that you can take with you. Following a brief educational session into the world of our dolphins, conservation and a demonstration on proper hand placements for each behavior to better prepare our guests. Our Dolphin Encounter program is specially designed for visitors of all ages looking for an in-water experience with a dolphin. In this program, guests will be able to experience multiple behaviors, including an unforgettable hug, the infamous hand target and a heartfelt handshake with our playful friend. Guests will be standing on a submerged platform for the entirely of the program.

Our talented photographers will be capturing your experience of a lifetime. Before heading back to your ship, relax on a motorized boat with shaded areas while you head to Cayman's famous Sand Bar to interact with southern stingrays in their own natural habitat.

Take a short drive in air conditioned comfort to Dolphin Cove where you’ll begin your journey of discovery. Stroll through a tropical jungle of flourishing trees and plants. The highlight of your stay will be when you see the family of beautiful bottlenose dolphins at play in their natural habitat. You’ll begin your Dolphin Swim experience with a brief orientation, then enter deep water where you’ll be introduced to these friendly dolphins. Get ready for an experience of a lifetime! Feel the magical thrill of "riding" the dolphin belly to belly. Get to know the dolphins and even enjoy a kiss or two. Professional Photographers are there to capture your memories and experience of a lifetime.

Next, you’ll board a spacious boat with shaded areas for a short ride to Grand Cayman’s famous Stingray City Sandbar. Here you’ll interact with and feed dozens of Southern Stingrays in the wild. Then return to Dolphin Cove to browse, relax or enjoy shopping for your souvenirs before being transported back to George Town for optional shopping.

Experience the sites and flavors of beautiful Grand Cayman! Climb aboard your air-conditioned bus and you’re off to the Cayman Islands Brewery to see how the only locally brewed beer, Caybrew is made and bottled. Board your bus and pass through downtown Georgetown on your way to The Rum Cake Factory. You'll pass by several famous landmarks: Fort George, The Legislative Assembly Building, Heroes Square, The Peace Memorial and many of the numerous banks Grand Cayman is famous for.

After sampling Cayman’s world famous Rum Cake it’s time to take a trip to the brewing facilities of Seven Fathom’s Rum to see the unique brewing process of Grand Cayman’s first and only Rum distillery. During the guided tour you will see a brief informative video of the history of Cayman rum and culture and of course have a taste of the award winning Seven Fathom’s Rum!

Start this amazing tour at the Cayman Crafts Market, get in touch with the local artisans who create and display uniquely Caymanian art and craft souvenirs, definitely a one-of-a-kind shopping and photo experience.

Our next stop is Pedro’s Castle, the oldest remaining structure in Grand Cayman from the “pirate days” with an original Caribbean great house and multiple gardens. Discover the unique heritage and culture of Cayman via this lovingly restored window into the 18th century, definitely the perfect place for an amazing photo shoot!

The tour then goes to Hell Geological Site, a unique natural wonder of rugged blackened limestone, estimated to be 10-15 million years old. There is nowhere else in the Caribbean where phytokarst and limestone have come together to form something as Hell. You’ll also go to Hell Post Office to take good selfies in one of the most visited tourist attractions on the island!

Finally, you’ll have some free time at Seven Mile Beach, enjoy yourself in the white sandy beach and clear blue waters of one of “The Caribbean’s Best Beaches”, you will have no problem finding a peaceful space all your own right in the middle of it all.

Visit Georgetown’s most epic spots to snap your selfies while enjoying and learning about its history and culture!

Selfie Spots:
• Cayman Crafts Market
• Pedro’s Castle
• Hell Geological Site and Rock Formations
• Hell Post Office
• Seven Mile Beach

Spend several hours enjoying the bountiful amenities of a nearby waterfront resort, where you might swim in the ocean, stroll along the beach or simply relax in the fabulous setting.

After departing from the pier, you will enjoy a picturesque drive toward Bodden Town, Grand Cayman’s first capital. Before long, you will arrive at The White House, a lavish oceanfront resort that was once a wealthy entrepreneur’s private residence. Make yourself at home because you will have full use of the facilities.

The White House is situated on one of the most beautiful beaches on Grand Cayman’s southern coast, so there is plenty to enjoy. Feel free to stretch out in sun, stroll along the shore, relax in the shade of a coconut palm, and enjoy an invigorating swim in the sea.

You might even try snorkeling just offshore, as the waters are teeming with tropical fish. Or if you prefer to swim in a pool, the one at The White House is wonderfully refreshing.

The White House was designed to take full advantage of the views, and you won’t be disappointed no matter where you wander. Floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the spacious Great Room with natural light, making it the ideal venue for relaxing inside.

Outside, a wooden deck with two thatched cabanas juts out over the ocean. It’s the perfect place to savor a favorite beverage or lunch, both available for purchase.

Spend several hours enjoying the bountiful amenities of a nearby waterfront resort, where you might swim in the ocean, stroll along the beach or simply relax in the fabulous setting.

After departing from the pier, you will enjoy a picturesque drive toward Bodden Town, Grand Cayman’s first capital. Before long, you will arrive at The White House, a lavish oceanfront resort that was once a wealthy entrepreneur’s private residence. Make yourself at home because you will have full use of the facilities.

The White House is situated on one of the most beautiful beaches on Grand Cayman’s southern coast, so there is plenty to enjoy. Feel free to stretch out in sun, stroll along the shore, relax in the shade of a coconut palm, and enjoy an invigorating swim in the sea.

You might even try snorkeling just offshore, as the waters are teeming with tropical fish. Or if you prefer to swim in a pool, the one at The White House is wonderfully refreshing.

The White House was designed to take full advantage of the views, and you won’t be disappointed no matter where you wander. Floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the spacious Great Room with natural light, making it the ideal venue for relaxing inside.

Outside, a wooden deck (chair included) with two thatched cabanas juts out over the ocean. It’s the perfect place to savor a favorite non-alcoholic beverage or lunch.

Visit the most tangible piece of Caymanian heritage by interacting with marine turtles, learning about the conservation efforts and how the turtle is such an integral part of Caymanian lifestyle.

Open since 1968, the historic Cayman Turtle Centre, the only one of its kind in the world, is home to over 8,000 green sea turtles ranging in size from hatchlings to 600 pounds each. Passing through the reception building, guests are immediately able to see the larger turtles in the impressive Breeding Pond. The exhibit is viewed against a heavily landscaped background of lush vegetation and palm trees. Veering to the right, guests can stop and actually touch young turtles in the easily accessible display tanks.

Enjoy the wild of the deep blue Caribbean Sea here in our own back yard at the 1.3-million-gallon saltwater Turtle Lagoon. Swim and interact with the yearling turtles then come nose-to-nose with sharks and other exotic fish as you peer through the underwater viewing panel of our Predator Tank. Then relax and enjoy a carefree day in the freshwater Breakers Lagoon. If you get hungry, the Schooner’s Bar and Grill is nearby so you can purchase and try mouthwatering local cuisines. For those wanting to take a little of the Cayman Turtle Centre home, stop in and visit our 3,500 square foot Gift Shop "Splash" located in the Reception building featuring memorabilia with a range of souvenirs to suit all tastes and budgets.

Drive a Jeep Wrangler around Grand Cayman with occasional stops to snap photos at the most scenic attractions. You can take the wheel of the Jeep, be a passenger or change seats whenever you want. Either way, you can expect it to be a fun-filled adventure. The trip starts at Morgan’s Harbour and continues through the Millionaires Mile residential neighborhood and all around the northernmost part of the island. Chances are, you will pause at photogenic Seven Mile Beach and mangrove-lined Barker’s National Park, a popular area for kite-surfing. Natural beauty prevails along the coast of West Bay and the North Sound, but there will be plenty to see inland, as well. One look at the black jagged limestone formations in Hell, and you will instantly understand how the spot earned its name. Another stop will be made at an outlet that specializes in rum cake, some of them flavored with coconut, pineapples and coffee.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive or ride in a 4x4 Jeep Wrangler and explore the northern part of Grand Cayman.
• Take in the gorgeous scenery along the way in places such as Barker’s National Park.
• Stop in Hell, an ungodly looking spot named for its jagged black limestone formations.

Board an air-conditioned bus in Georgetown for a combination Island Sightseeing & Stingray City tour. Begin your day with a sightseeing drive along Seven Mile Beach and the Hotel Zone stopping outside the Governor’s Residence for photo’s prior to arriving at the Cayman Island’s Turtle Farm for a guided tour.

Afterwards, a visit is made to the rock formation and Post Office of ‘Hell’, where guests may send a post card stamped ‘from HELL’ before arriving at the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, where you will board a specially outfitted snorkel boat and cruise to Stingray City. Here you get a chance of a life time to interact with one of the Caribbean’s most graceful creatures, the Southern Stingray. Return to the harbor for a delicious lunch with stunning views of the North Sound and incoming boats.

Return to the cruise ship pier where you will have time for optional shopping.

Sail aboard a sleek catamaran to a collection of sandbars just offshore for an exhilarating up-close experience with southern stingrays. Once you settle in on the 60-foot catamaran Cockatoo, the crew will raise the sails for a delightful cruise to Stingray City. The water there is shallow with plenty of sandbars, so you can make the most of your stingray interaction. Feel free to wade out as far as you’re comfortable, hand-feed the stingrays, stroke their sandpaper-like skin or just stand by and watch them from a distance. Although stingrays may look somewhat frightening, the reality is just the opposite. They are naturally shy and docile. The ones at Stingray City are so accustomed to people that they will typically approach as soon as you enter the water. You can expect your experience to be an unforgettable adventure that you can recount over lunch at a beach bar and grille overlooking the North Sound.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit a series of shallow sandbars with so many stingrays that it’s called Stingray City.
• Feed and touch the stingrays or simply observe them from a distance.
• Discover some of the reasons these bashful creatures are so misunderstood.
• Enjoy lunch at a casual beach bar and grille overlooking the North Sound.

Grand Cayman, rich in history and folklore of pirates and hidden loot, awaits you on the one and only Trolley Roger.

Your adventure begins as your guide meets you at the pier and directs you to your awaiting trolley. Then it's time to sit back, relax and enjoy a leisurely ride through George Town as your expert guide relates the entertaining history of the island and its colorful past.

This unique open-air trolley will take you past many of the 600 banks, the oldest buildings in Grand Cayman, the central park area and the statue of the island's very own national hero, 'Mr. Jim' Bodden. The tour will also take you to the beautiful residential area of South Sound. You’ll hear the entertaining and interesting history of the islands and some of its residents, such as Sir Francis Drake and Blackbeard.

After a short stop at the Cayman Islanders' favorite beach, Smiths Cove, the journey continues along the scenic coastal road towards 'Hog Sty Bay'.