Notes

Day 1: Georgetown, Grand Cayman

This is a half-day itinerary since this is the day of arrival.

Pick up your car from the airport rental.
Head directly to Governors Beach. Change into your suit in the car to maximize daylight.
There is a store across the street for snacks and drinks, and a food truck serving hot dogs, ice cream, and soda.
Relax at the beach after your flight.

Optional Evening Activity

Book an evening tee time for golf ahead of time at North Sound Golf Club. Rentals available.

Dinner

Day 2: Scuba Diving & Beach Hopping

Enjoy the continental breakfast provided by your hotel.
If diving, book ahead with Living the Dream Divers.
They provide pickup from your hotel and take you to the dive boat.
Expect to see caves, tunnels, hawksbill and loggerhead sea turtles, and colorful fish. GoPro rentals may be available at your hotel.
If not diving, start your day beach hopping! If diving, start beach hopping right after.

Smith Cove

Beautiful white sand beach with coral reefs for snorkeling. Bring your own gear.
You might spot flounder, eels, and blue tang. Wear shoes for walking along the rocky coast.

Cemetery Beach

Quiet and peaceful. Water may be rough; best for relaxing and exploring rather than swimming.

Macabuca

Day 3: Biking & Stingray City

Reserve hotel bikes early before breakfast — they may rent out quickly.
After breakfast, enjoy a casual bike ride with ocean views and local gift shops along the route.

Midday Relaxation

Spend time at the hotel pool or private beach. Options for jet ski or paddle board rentals.

Afternoon: Stingray City

Book in advance with Red Sail Sports.
Arrive early to meet your tour group. Ask about the photo package — worth it!
You’ll visit a sandbar where stingrays gather. Feed them with chum provided by the crew.
Next, snorkel in deeper waters with a variety of fish and possibly more stingrays.

Dinner

Day 4: Spotts Beach, Starfish Point & Colliers Beach

Spotts Beach

Bring beverages and head out early to Spotts Beach for sunrise swimming with sea turtles.
Follow responsible turtle interaction techniques (keep distance, no touching).

Starfish Point

Snorkel along the shallow waters to see starfish at Starfish Point.
The water is shallow so try and keep your feet up so you do not muck the water up and ruin your visibility.
Along this route you will see many starfish in all different colors snd sizes. If you keep swimming far enough you will reach an open area without any turtle grass where the cruise ships and other tour boats often park to enjoy the starfish.
Sadly, due to human interactions, the amount of starfish here has been dwindling greatly. Please, if you insist on touching the starfish, make sure you do NOT under any circumstances lift them out of the water. Starfish will dry out quickly and this painful for them and even deadly. Please always respect the wildlife.
Lunch at Rum Point Beach Restaurant
Busy but lively beach atmosphere. Take a walk to the pier before heading to a quieter location.

Colliers Beach

Relax on this secluded beach.
Calm waters, great for relaxing and watching wildlife.
Before sunset, drive to Colliers Wilderness Reserve to look for blue iguanas and stop by the blowholes.

Dinner

Day 5: Snorkeling with Tarpons

After breakfast and hotel checkout, revisit your favorite beach or go snorkeling.
Then head to Eden Rock/Devils Grotto for snorkeling with tarpons.
- Deep-water, strong swimmers recommended.
- Free dive if experienced; depths can reach 40 feet. Take breaks as needed.
Rinse off at the restaurant hose, return your rental car, and walk to the airport for departure.

Cayman Islands

Passports and PTO