Land & Sea Combination

Description

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WHAT YOU VISIT
- State-of-the-Art Semi-Submarine
Explore the fabulous marine wonders of Grand Cayman in the spacious, air-conditioned, luxurious semi-submarine, Nautilus, where you will see two ghostly shipwrecks, amazing coral reefs and a spectacular fun-filled fish feeding show!

- Seven Mile Public Beach
Here you will get off the bus and have the opportunity to dip your toes in the powdery sands of Seven Mile Public Beach. Here you can take great photos of the turquoise blue waters and just bask in the Caribbean sunshine.

- Hell
No one knows how the town got its name, but it could be from the various limestone formations rising out of the ground. Short spikes of eerie-looking black rocks look like lava in the aftermath of a volcano. Be sure to stop by the fire-engine red, hell-themed post office so you can send everyone back home a "postcard from Hell."

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Have your camera at the ready as you cruise to Cheeseburger Reef, a popular spot for snorkelers and scuba divers, as a diver feeds hundreds of hungry sea creatures. Nearby are two camera-worthy shipwrecks: the Balboa, a 375-foot freighter that sank in 1932 and the Cali, a 220-foot schooner that went down off the coast of Georgetown in 1944. They're now cozy homes for coral, fish and sea fans.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Like a glass-bottom boat, the semi-submarine does not submerge but it offers a close up look at the colorful characters that live below the waves. With underwater visibility often exceeding 154 feet, you may see a profusion of fish gliding under the large, clear windows. Be on the lookout for Spanish hogfish with their gold and purple scales, schoolmasters in a yellow so vibrant they appear to glow, and an amazing array of brain corals and sea fans.

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