Rum Cake Center, Panoramic Views & Local Bites

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Wreck of the Ten Sails
At the east end of Grand Cayman on a cliff overlooking the reef sits a stone monument and plaque commemorating the night 10 ships bound for the United States and Britain wrecked on the surrounding reef.

The Blowholes
Tucked on the island's south shore, crashing waves force water into the caverns that sit just below the surface. You may get a little wet trying to get that perfect shot of the blowholes. When the water arrives full force, it collides with the air, forcing it out, resulting in geysers that can shoot up to 15 feet high.

Sampling
Sample some traditional Grand Cayman dishes at a local ocean side restaurant. After being greeted by friendly locals, you'll enjoy the Caribbean Ocean view while having a snack.

What you will see along the way:
Traverses the island and takes in many highlights of the less developed eastern districts (Bodden Town, East End and North Side)-unspoiled, scenic and quieter than the resorts of Seven Mile Beach. This is an opportunity to discover the unique culture and natural scenery of the Cayman Islands at an unhurried pace.

Snack:
In addition to your Grand Cayman snacks at the local restaurant, you'll stop at the Tortuga Rum Cake Center to savor a bit of Grand Cayman's world famous rum cake. Made with a unique blend of Jamaican and Barbadian rums, which you can sample as well, these award-winning cakes offer an authentic taste of the Caribbean.

Special Notes:

By participating in this excursion you are supporting the local economy of Bodden Town. We recommend that you bring cash for extra expenses. Itinerary can be modified due to weather conditions or traffic jams.