Grand Cayman is the biggest of the three Cayman islands and is home to the island’s capital George Town. Grand Cayman boasts almost prefect weather and stunning beaches.
The island is famous for Seven Mile Beach, one of the world’s best beaches, and water sports ranging from jet skiing to windsurfing. If you like snorkelling, then take a trip to Stingray City. You won’t be disappointed. Before you leave Grand Cayman, don’t forget to try the delicious local Tortuga Rum Cake and, if you have time, explore the legendary Cayman Wall on board a submarine.
Cruises from Grand Cayman often involve a tender as the port is one of the smaller ports in the Caribbean and cruise ships are getting bigger by the year. Mid sized ships can use the small terminal, if they get their early enought, though more often than not the larger ships will anchor in the bay and tender guests onto the stunning island. Grand Caymen generally benefits from superb conditions, therefor the tender ride onto the island is usaully quick and comfortable.
Cruises from Grand Cayman
This popular destination in visited by most cruise ships on Caribbean cruises. Why not visit Grand Caymen with Cunard's newest ship the Queen Elizabeth, P&O's largest ship the Ventura?
Grand Caymen is a favourite of Princess Cruises, with three of there ships heading there including the Crown Princess and Sea Princess you have plenty of options to visit this gorgeous and relaxing destination.