My son and I went to Calico Jack's, it was really nice, we got there early in the morning (9ish) and we were able to snag a picnic table with an umbrella. Once the restaurant opens, a server will take your order and bring it to you. It was amazing snorkeling water, we saw several fish. (We took our own snorkeling gear, so I can't attest to rental equipment)
Grand cayman is one of my favorite place to visit. I like to go to the Royal Palms and rent a Cabana for the day. We take a taxi about $4.00 pp and a 10 minute drive!
Yaaay, my tip got featured 😄 Happy I helped. Thanks Sheri, for the info on Faster to the Fun - We're taking our kids and their 2 friends on our Bahamas Cruise in July, so the faster we get on the ship the better 😁
We loved Grand Cayman last year! We did a little adventure - hired one of the people outside the port to take us around the island for about $20. It was so much fun. And Faster to the Fun - it's our MUST HAVE!! We still have about 6 cruises until we are Platinum so for us, it's worth the cost.
Thank you so much for responding my questions. I really appreciate the information and time you put on every 1 of them. Stay blessed and see u this Saturday, can't wait.
Thank you, Sam. When we went we did so much wandering because there is such little information out there for this island. The public beach signs can be hidden but boy do those little paths open up to some absolutely stunning beaches on 7 mile. We ended up at the public beach next to Comfort suits, tipped the guy 10 bucks for a chair for a little while... but your suggestion is much better!! The FTTF was hard for me to find on the website and it is always sold out ( Both on Freedom and Breeze)! One of these days I'll get to try it out! Sherri, thank you so much for this. I love watching you guys!
I was in Grand Cayman on my first (& only cruise to date) 10yrs ago & we went parasailing, booked it through Carnival's website. It was amazing!! Hubby & I both loved it. Quite the view from up there!
Really enjoy your videos. I've never cruised and probably won't (too much of it doesn't appeal to me), but learning about cruising is fun. Just wanted to let you know that you are interesting even to non-cruisers!
Thank u so much for your vlogs! We're going to Grand Cayman for the first time this May & we'll be using one of these beaches! Which one did your family choose?
OMG, that pirate ship excursion in PV has also ranked as our "worst" excursion. They put on a great show, the beach was amazing, and the kids had fun, but I've never been so nauseous in my life, and I do not usually get sea sick. : /
Grand Cayman is my number one destination of the many countries I have visited over the years; so much so that I have been there maybe about 30 odd or so times. I didn't hear you mention Coconut Joe outdoor sports bar across from Comfort Suites (a great hang out spot both day and night). Also the Mango Tree Bar where both locals and tourist go. Oh how I love that place.
I tried to take notes. I do hope that I captured the Cayman Islands information. Thanks for this VLOG. I do feel that I am missing out on a great experience with a travel agent as I feel I have done all the work
We enjoyed the miracle cruise last week. I hope you guys enjoyed your vacation. We used FTTF and it was worth it just to avoid the line on embarkation day and not having to carry my carry Ins around.
This vlog helped me understand how travel agents worked. I didn't know they were paid by the cruise lines. I've always booked our cruises and trips myself because I figured agents would charge crazy fees.
Ms Melissa it works the same pretty much everywhere for travel agents. ☺ I work in hospitality and the travel agents get commissionable rates from hotels, cruise lines, etc. I'm lucky enough to have a cousin who is a cruise travel agent, and book through her for a win win. Little tip on hotels though, if you see a less expensive rate either through an agent or a site like Expedia (etc) call the hotel. Chances are they will either match (potentially with better cancellation terms and less hassle for changes) or beat the rates as they no longer will be paying the commission - which is usually around 10%! Of course there are exceptions, namely the blind booking tools (where you put in a price and get assigned a hotel randomly) or advance purchase rates. For hotels, these are hands off and can't be matched.
Angela Hendy I recently learned about booking through the hotel for a better rate. The hotel I chose for Mother's Day weekend actually charged less than the price on Expedia. I've never used a travel agent before so all this is new to me. I'm usually the one doing the research and calling around to find the best rates for trips and excursions.
Ms Melissa it's actually usually the case in 99% of hotels, and I'm glad you found that out recently ... I work for a well know international chain, and it's difficult for us to have to tell a guest "I'm sorry, for changes you have to call Expedia (for example). We would much rather be able to assist with things like that if you book for a hotel stay, and likely with common discounts you'd be paying less. It's a little known tip as Expedia and others advertise as if they are he lowest available. That being said cruises are a different story. I will always book through my TA (also my cousin). She will get the commission, and I get the peace of mind knowing that there are price drop alerts in her software that protect me until the final payment. Also if there's a special occasion and you let them know, sometimes your agent will arrange a surprise or something special for you.
Angela Hendy Thank you for all that information. I'm going to look into travel agents for my next big vacation because it can be exhausting doing everything myself for a large group of people. I'm usually traveling with family and booking everything myself.
Awesome information about Grand Cayman. .I'm planning a 7 day cruise to Jamaica, Grand Cayman and Cozumel. And needed information on what to do on 7 mile beach. Thanks for the info. You guys rock.
Southern Girl First cruise. .Awesome A word of advice...Don't over pack lol. And also remember to put your phone on airplane mode as soon as you set sail. The international roaming charges are no Joke. lol
hey Sherri! Thanks for your videos they are so helpful! I do have a quick question though? Do you use a waterproof case for your cell phone when you get in the pool or go someplace like snorkeling? I have looked on your Marketplace and there are a few but my husband is a iffy on using one at all and just leaving our phones in the room safe this is our first cruise so he's a little apprehensive; I on the other hand I'm looking at reviews and have found a couple that have really great reviews ans would be willing to try... your thoughts?
with Costco you have to be a member to shop in there store. I would say pc Richard and son , best buy like you metioned Walmart. I like real camera's over your phone when I went to Canada in September 2016 I took a throw away camera. I agree I never take more than 200.00 when traveling. I get cash out of the atm and I think about how much I need and I do use cash a lot. like you said each person is different. a well done video.
+Barbara McFarland we've sailed the most with a princess and have many videos on Princess tips and tricks, our princess cruise vlogs from our Recent trip to the sea of Cortez onboard star princess and much much more. You can check the playlist area on our channel to find all of them
Cruising out of Fort Lauderdale, I heard of you arrive before your assigned check in time you will not be allowed inside the building to check in ( unless you are a diamond or platinum member), with FTTF can you also check in at anytime (early) instead of your assigned check in time?
With FTTF, they usually tell you want time to arrive. For us, it's been around 11am, but I'm not too sure about FLL. Check your fine print on the FTTF purchase to see what time to arrive.
My travel agent is actually a family friend and doesn't make any money off of me. When she books my cruises she passes the savings along to us, which is super nice (I actually took that money and used it to take my whole booking party - including her and her family - to Cucina del Capitano on our last cruise). But the biggest reason I'm an advocate for using a travel agent is in case something goes wrong. Recently she had a customer whose flight got cancelled and they somehow got skipped over when the airline had to re-ticket guests for a rescheduled flights. She had her printed confirmation email in hand and everything was showing up right on the travel agent's end, but the airline didn't have her ticket number and couldn't check her in. Long story short, the travel agent got everything worked out and she successfully made it to her vacation destination but it's a scary thing to think about when you consider how much money you spend on a vacation with possibly no one to speak for you in case the airline, cruiseline, etc. mess up. There was an instance, for me, when she had a group booking for a cruise but the price for the cruise was showing a lower price for me when I was browsing the cruise line's website. We couldn't figure out why but I went all the way up in the booking engine up to the point where you actually pay and sent her a screenshot and she called the cruise line to figure out why she had a different price. Apparently I was receiving an exclusive past guest deal that wasn't showing up on her end but she was able to get the cruise line to let her use the deal through her agency and then added my cabin to her booking group so I got savings AND the group amenities. Travel agents are your friends! It's their job to make sure you get the best vacation possible! :)
Hey Sheri! Awesome vlog as always, and can't wait to see the rest from your Miracle cruise. Going back to the camera question for a sec (and honestly I can't remember if I've asked this before or not because I've been thinking about it for awhile), but what are your thoughts about purchasing a camera while on board a ship? I'm considering buying a nicer camera and have given thought to buying it on the ship; do you think the deals are comparable to what you might find on land?
+Steve Roth hey Steve! Yah, I think they are pretty price controlled and while you won't get a deal on a camera, like you would at Costco or B&H photo, you'll probably get some decent service and an eager sales rep! Day 1 vlog coming tomorrow! Woot woot!
Have you ever had any issues while doing an excursion with your bags or your things becoming missing. For example we are going snuba diving in the grand Cayman Islands and we're not leaving out bags up on the boat why we're under the water should be lock our bags while we are under water and take the key with us ? Thanks #firsttimecruiser
I understand what FTTF includes and for what price, but I still don’t understand if it’s really worth it? We have a flight that comes in around 4 pm to San Juan for our honeymoon cruise. The sail away time is 10 pm. Should we still get FTTF or will everyone else already be on the boat?
I have 2 questions... Best & worst ports to go to and to eat Can u please rank the food from best to worst ie buffet/dinning room/room service/fine dinning/chefs table best to worst
+TinyAsian Hmmm... well, best port to eat for me is Cabo San Lucas. Worst- don't know. Food: fine dining, dining room, buffet, room service Never tried chefs table
Credit cards - it is nice to have one or two that do not charge foreign transaction fees in port, many are free. I've seen these from $2.50-$5 per transaction. You do get a better exchange rate on a CC than changing money. AMEX generally does not charge such a fee but is not always accepted everywhere due to their high merchant fees. i carry an AMEX and MC that do not charge such fees. AMEX does have an interesting service if you frequently rent vehicles. For $25, they will give you extensive car rental coverage for up to 30 days I believe. If you opt for the service, it will be automatically billed whenever you rent a car. While most credit cards give you some coverage, they do not cover "loss of use" which can be very expensive. This basically is claimed lost revenue while a care is being repaired or replaced. This coverage is far cheaper than taking it from the rental companies. NCL laundry - not sure what level the person who asked the question was. A great new perk for Latitudes is gold members get half price on a bag of laundry, platinum and above get a free bag. We usually do a back to back in February and this is awesome! Another great video!
LollipopUnicorn. show them the price vs a land vacation. I be seeing 6 ports on my next cruise no way would I be able to afford the air fair to all those places. Make a pro and cons list. Is my tip.
+kimberly buchanan hey! It's CruiseTipsTV- all one word. It's easier to find me by finding my review or photos from carnival Imagination or star Princess. You'll recognize my pics
so, I have been looking for a travel agent but no luck yet. I live in a small town and I am land lock. It is hard finding one that knows Cruising. I did fine one but she also bails bonds person, sale real estate, It makes me wonder how good of travel agent she is when she doing other things. I fine agents on the East or West Coast but I really would like one that is closer. No one I know uses a travel agent. Only one person it was not her it was her daughter she did not know the name of the travel agent. I am going to keep looking. Before I go with someone out of state. I be going to the Cayman islands in December my nephew wants to see the turtle farm and Hell. Last time I was in the Cayman islands the restaurant. we ate at had turtle on the menu.
+Adrienne Dastgir you don't need someone local to you! Here are a few to try: tell them hello for me! Chip Lawson Chip.Lawson@CruisePlanners.com 678-416-7136 www.travelwithchip.com PHIL ARONS Cruise4U, LLC Direct: (844) 876-0384 Phil.Arons@AvoyaNetwork.com Visit: www.AvoyaTravel.com/IA/PhilArons
I was in Grand Cayman on my first (& only cruise to date) 10yrs ago & we went parasailing, booked it through Carnival's website. It was amazing!! Hubby & I both loved it. Quite the few up there!
The public beach in Grand Cayman is Calico Jacks. Was there during my cruise last Monday. The conch fritters were amazing as well as the warm water.
💘 loved it !!!
My son and I went to Calico Jack's, it was really nice, we got there early in the morning (9ish) and we were able to snag a picnic table with an umbrella. Once the restaurant opens, a server will take your order and bring it to you. It was amazing snorkeling water, we saw several fish. (We took our own snorkeling gear, so I can't attest to rental equipment)
Grand cayman is one of my favorite place to visit. I like to go to the Royal Palms and rent a Cabana for the day. We take a taxi about $4.00 pp and a 10 minute drive!
+Ethel Brooks great tip!!
Ethel Brooks great idea! How much is the cabana? Do the sell drinks and food? Have 2 teens to feed
Yaaay, my tip got featured 😄 Happy I helped.
Thanks Sheri, for the info on Faster to the Fun - We're taking our kids and their 2 friends on our Bahamas Cruise in July, so the faster we get on the ship the better 😁
+Sam S indeed it did and people are loving it! Thank u sooo much!!!
Thank you for all the great info! I am going on a cruise to Grand Cayman in September and we are using faster to the fun. I love all your vlogs!
Keep it up! Looking forward for more videos from you, don't stop!
We loved Grand Cayman last year! We did a little adventure - hired one of the people outside the port to take us around the island for about $20. It was so much fun. And Faster to the Fun - it's our MUST HAVE!! We still have about 6 cruises until we are Platinum so for us, it's worth the cost.
+Karla Neese sounds really fun!
Thank you so much for responding my questions. I really appreciate the information and time you put on every 1 of them. Stay blessed and see u this Saturday, can't wait.
Thank you, Sam. When we went we did so much wandering because there is such little information out there for this island. The public beach signs can be hidden but boy do those little paths open up to some absolutely stunning beaches on 7 mile. We ended up at the public beach next to Comfort suits, tipped the guy 10 bucks for a chair for a little while... but your suggestion is much better!!
The FTTF was hard for me to find on the website and it is always sold out ( Both on Freedom and Breeze)! One of these days I'll get to try it out! Sherri, thank you so much for this. I love watching you guys!
I was in Grand Cayman on my first (& only cruise to date) 10yrs ago & we went parasailing, booked it through Carnival's website. It was amazing!! Hubby & I both loved it. Quite the view from up there!
Really enjoy your videos. I've never cruised and probably won't (too much of it doesn't appeal to me), but learning about cruising is fun. Just wanted to let you know that you are interesting even to non-cruisers!
Its 2021 and loving your tips you are amazing
omg yes!! i'm going on a cruise in july and your videos get me in the mood!!❤️ love your videos!!
Thank u so much for your vlogs! We're going to Grand Cayman for the first time this May & we'll be using one of these beaches! Which one did your family choose?
yayyyy sam....thanks.... cruising in 11 days grand cayman on my itinerary.
I don't like attaching my debit/credit card to my sail and sign account. I give myself a budget and put that amount down in cash on my card.
Me too
Grand Cayman has to be my favorite port
OMG, that pirate ship excursion in PV has also ranked as our "worst" excursion. They put on a great show, the beach was amazing, and the kids had fun, but I've never been so nauseous in my life, and I do not usually get sea sick. : /
Grand Cayman is my number one destination of the many countries I have visited over the years; so much so that I have been there maybe about 30 odd or so times. I didn't hear you mention Coconut Joe outdoor sports bar across from Comfort Suites (a great hang out spot both day and night). Also the Mango Tree Bar where both locals and tourist go. Oh how I love that place.
Thank you! And thanks Sam!
I tried to take notes. I do hope that I captured the Cayman Islands information. Thanks for this VLOG. I do feel that I am missing out on a great experience with a travel agent as I feel I have done all the work
We enjoyed the miracle cruise last week. I hope you guys enjoyed your vacation. We used FTTF and it was worth it just to avoid the line on embarkation day and not having to carry my carry Ins around.
+Joseph Miranda welcome home! So glad you scored FTTF!
This video convinced me to do Faster to the Fun on Vista!
+beginstepper I love FTTF!
Super speed vlog!!👍🏼‼️
This vlog helped me understand how travel agents worked. I didn't know they were paid by the cruise lines. I've always booked our cruises and trips myself because I figured agents would charge crazy fees.
Ms Melissa I was thanking the same thing. So glad I watch
Ms Melissa it works the same pretty much everywhere for travel agents. ☺
I work in hospitality and the travel agents get commissionable rates from hotels, cruise lines, etc. I'm lucky enough to have a cousin who is a cruise travel agent, and book through her for a win win. Little tip on hotels though, if you see a less expensive rate either through an agent or a site like Expedia (etc) call the hotel. Chances are they will either match (potentially with better cancellation terms and less hassle for changes) or beat the rates as they no longer will be paying the commission - which is usually around 10%! Of course there are exceptions, namely the blind booking tools (where you put in a price and get assigned a hotel randomly) or advance purchase rates. For hotels, these are hands off and can't be matched.
Angela Hendy I recently learned about booking through the hotel for a better rate. The hotel I chose for Mother's Day weekend actually charged less than the price on Expedia. I've never used a travel agent before so all this is new to me. I'm usually the one doing the research and calling around to find the best rates for trips and excursions.
Ms Melissa it's actually usually the case in 99% of hotels, and I'm glad you found that out recently ... I work for a well know international chain, and it's difficult for us to have to tell a guest "I'm sorry, for changes you have to call Expedia (for example). We would much rather be able to assist with things like that if you book for a hotel stay, and likely with common discounts you'd be paying less. It's a little known tip as Expedia and others advertise as if they are he lowest available.
That being said cruises are a different story. I will always book through my TA (also my cousin). She will get the commission, and I get the peace of mind knowing that there are price drop alerts in her software that protect me until the final payment. Also if there's a special occasion and you let them know, sometimes your agent will arrange a surprise or something special for you.
Angela Hendy Thank you for all that information. I'm going to look into travel agents for my next big vacation because it can be exhausting doing everything myself for a large group of people. I'm usually traveling with family and booking everything myself.
Awesome information about Grand Cayman. .I'm planning a 7 day cruise to Jamaica, Grand Cayman and Cozumel. And needed information on what to do on 7 mile beach. Thanks for the info. You guys rock.
TheRecon1a. me too. headed out in August!! my first cruise
Southern Girl First cruise. .Awesome A word of advice...Don't over pack lol. And also remember to put your phone on airplane mode as soon as you set sail. The international roaming charges are no Joke. lol
great information🛳
I'm going on ncl cruse to Bermuda 🇧🇲 in june on the breakaway ship
can you tell me something about solo cruising? where do I find the best bang for my buck? singles activities? stuff like that
Hope you can meet Sam when u get there
hey Sherri! Thanks for your videos they are so helpful! I do have a quick question though? Do you use a waterproof case for your cell phone when you get in the pool or go someplace like snorkeling? I have looked on your Marketplace and there are a few but my husband is a iffy on using one at all and just leaving our phones in the room safe this is our first cruise so he's a little apprehensive; I on the other hand I'm looking at reviews and have found a couple that have really great reviews ans would be willing to try... your thoughts?
with Costco you have to be a member to shop in there store. I would say pc Richard and son , best buy like you metioned
Walmart. I like real camera's over your phone when I went to Canada in September 2016 I took a throw away camera.
I agree I never take more than 200.00 when traveling. I get cash out of the atm and I think about how much I need
and I do use cash a lot. like you said each person is different. a well done video.
Is carnival your most used cruise line? We personally are Princess only. Do you do any Princess videos?
+Barbara McFarland we've sailed the most with a princess and have many videos on Princess tips and tricks, our princess cruise vlogs from our Recent trip to the sea of Cortez onboard star princess and much much more. You can check the playlist area on our channel to find all of them
Cruising out of Fort Lauderdale, I heard of you arrive before your assigned check in time you will not be allowed inside the building to check in ( unless you are a diamond or platinum member), with FTTF can you also check in at anytime (early) instead of your assigned check in time?
With FTTF, they usually tell you want time to arrive. For us, it's been around 11am, but I'm not too sure about FLL. Check your fine print on the FTTF purchase to see what time to arrive.
My travel agent is actually a family friend and doesn't make any money off of me. When she books my cruises she passes the savings along to us, which is super nice (I actually took that money and used it to take my whole booking party - including her and her family - to Cucina del Capitano on our last cruise). But the biggest reason I'm an advocate for using a travel agent is in case something goes wrong. Recently she had a customer whose flight got cancelled and they somehow got skipped over when the airline had to re-ticket guests for a rescheduled flights. She had her printed confirmation email in hand and everything was showing up right on the travel agent's end, but the airline didn't have her ticket number and couldn't check her in. Long story short, the travel agent got everything worked out and she successfully made it to her vacation destination but it's a scary thing to think about when you consider how much money you spend on a vacation with possibly no one to speak for you in case the airline, cruiseline, etc. mess up.
There was an instance, for me, when she had a group booking for a cruise but the price for the cruise was showing a lower price for me when I was browsing the cruise line's website. We couldn't figure out why but I went all the way up in the booking engine up to the point where you actually pay and sent her a screenshot and she called the cruise line to figure out why she had a different price. Apparently I was receiving an exclusive past guest deal that wasn't showing up on her end but she was able to get the cruise line to let her use the deal through her agency and then added my cabin to her booking group so I got savings AND the group amenities. Travel agents are your friends! It's their job to make sure you get the best vacation possible! :)
+Ana-Hayley Jacobs she sounds like a wonderful person to work with!!
Ana-Hayley Jacobs a
Hey Sheri! Awesome vlog as always, and can't wait to see the rest from your Miracle cruise.
Going back to the camera question for a sec (and honestly I can't remember if I've asked this before or not because I've been thinking about it for awhile), but what are your thoughts about purchasing a camera while on board a ship? I'm considering buying a nicer camera and have given thought to buying it on the ship; do you think the deals are comparable to what you might find on land?
+Steve Roth hey Steve! Yah, I think they are pretty price controlled and while you won't get a deal on a camera, like you would at Costco or B&H photo, you'll probably get some decent service and an eager sales rep!
Day 1 vlog coming tomorrow! Woot woot!
CruiseTipsTV Awesome, thank you! And can't wait to see the Day 1 vlog! 🚢⚓️
Get "Ship Mate" Where You Can Post All Of The Cruises You've Been On. And You Can Contact Your Friend's.
Does anyone know if/where you can buy the deck chairs that Carnival has in Serenity? Ive been dying to have one for years!
Have you ever had any issues while doing an excursion with your bags or your things becoming missing. For example we are going snuba diving in the grand Cayman Islands and we're not leaving out bags up on the boat why we're under the water should be lock our bags while we are under water and take the key with us ? Thanks #firsttimecruiser
+Unpredictable Beauty KC no we haven't - I'm so sorry for the delay replying!
I understand what FTTF includes and for what price, but I still don’t understand if it’s really worth it? We have a flight that comes in around 4 pm to San Juan for our honeymoon cruise. The sail away time is 10 pm. Should we still get FTTF or will everyone else already be on the boat?
I would skip it :-)
I have 2 questions...
Best & worst ports to go to and to eat
Can u please rank the food from best to worst ie buffet/dinning room/room service/fine dinning/chefs table best to worst
+TinyAsian Hmmm... well, best port to eat for me is Cabo San Lucas. Worst- don't know.
Food: fine dining, dining room, buffet, room service
Never tried chefs table
Credit cards - it is nice to have one or two that do not charge foreign transaction fees in port, many are free. I've seen these from $2.50-$5 per transaction. You do get a better exchange rate on a CC than changing money. AMEX generally does not charge such a fee but is not always accepted everywhere due to their high merchant fees. i carry an AMEX and MC that do not charge such fees. AMEX does have an interesting service if you frequently rent vehicles. For $25, they will give you extensive car rental coverage for up to 30 days I believe. If you opt for the service, it will be automatically billed whenever you rent a car. While most credit cards give you some coverage, they do not cover "loss of use" which can be very expensive. This basically is claimed lost revenue while a care is being repaired or replaced. This coverage is far cheaper than taking it from the rental companies.
NCL laundry - not sure what level the person who asked the question was. A great new perk for Latitudes is gold members get half price on a bag of laundry, platinum and above get a free bag. We usually do a back to back in February and this is awesome!
Another great video!
How difficult to get back to ship from beach drop offs?
I really want to go on a cruise but my parents are not to sure,how can I convince them?
LollipopUnicorn. show them the price vs a land vacation. I be seeing 6 ports on my next cruise no way would I be able to afford the air fair to all those places. Make a pro and cons list. Is my tip.
Adrienne Dastgir Thank you,I think I will try that!
Hi
How can I come in Cayman by cruise plz guide becoz I like Cayman
Hello. What did you say is your profile name on cruiseline.com
+kimberly buchanan hey! It's CruiseTipsTV- all one word. It's easier to find me by finding my review or photos from carnival Imagination or star Princess. You'll recognize my pics
so, I have been looking for a travel agent but no luck yet. I live in a small town and I am land lock. It is hard finding one that knows Cruising. I did fine one but she also bails bonds person, sale real estate, It makes me wonder how good of travel agent she is when she doing other things. I fine agents on the East or West Coast but I really would like one that is closer. No one I know uses a travel agent. Only one person it was not her it was her daughter she did not know the name of the travel agent. I am going to keep looking. Before I go with someone out of state.
I be going to the Cayman islands in December my nephew wants to see the turtle farm and Hell. Last time I was in the Cayman islands the restaurant. we ate at had turtle on the menu.
+Adrienne Dastgir you don't need someone local to you! Here are a few to try: tell them hello for me!
Chip Lawson
Chip.Lawson@CruisePlanners.com
678-416-7136
www.travelwithchip.com
PHIL ARONS
Cruise4U, LLC
Direct: (844) 876-0384
Phil.Arons@AvoyaNetwork.com
Visit: www.AvoyaTravel.com/IA/PhilArons
I was in Grand Cayman on my first (& only cruise to date) 10yrs ago & we went parasailing, booked it through Carnival's website. It was amazing!! Hubby & I both loved it. Quite the few up there!