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Grand Cayman
Posted on 6/17/26 at 4:01 pm
Posted on 6/17/26 at 4:01 pm
Any thoughts on best dining or activities in Grand Cayman in July? First time and seeking advice. Couple, no kids, Ritz.
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Posted on 6/17/26 at 4:25 pm to jacquesap
I did Stingray City.
And ate plenty Tortuga rum cake.
And ate plenty Tortuga rum cake.
Posted on 6/18/26 at 6:54 am to jacquesap
Touch of Tai massage just south of the Ritz was a great massage and much cheaper than you'll find at the Ritz Four Seasons, etc.
It's a couple of Thai women than worked on a cruise ship that was "stuck" there during the pandemic...they left the ship, never returned to the cruise ling and opened their own business. Right next door is Lloyd's Smokehouse which was kinda neat to get authentic BBQ and a GREAT bourbon collection down int the caribbean.
7 mile beach is probably my favorite beach in the world and facing west, has some of the best sunsets you'll ever see.
Another thing to remember is like alot of other places, the beaches are public so you can visit other beaches and areas. We stayed at the Kimpton Seafire but really enjoyed cheaking out other resorts and beaches along the coast.
It's a couple of Thai women than worked on a cruise ship that was "stuck" there during the pandemic...they left the ship, never returned to the cruise ling and opened their own business. Right next door is Lloyd's Smokehouse which was kinda neat to get authentic BBQ and a GREAT bourbon collection down int the caribbean.
7 mile beach is probably my favorite beach in the world and facing west, has some of the best sunsets you'll ever see.
Another thing to remember is like alot of other places, the beaches are public so you can visit other beaches and areas. We stayed at the Kimpton Seafire but really enjoyed cheaking out other resorts and beaches along the coast.
Posted on 6/18/26 at 9:22 am to LSUfan4444
Calypso Grill is a great dinner. Sunshine grill for lunch can walk from the Ritz. Book a snorkeling trip to stingray city and you will check out some other reefs too. Can book this at the Ritz and they pick you up at their own dock. we always stay there. Always like going to Peppers and usually have live music.
This post was edited on 6/18/26 at 9:25 am
Posted on 6/18/26 at 10:55 am to jacquesap
Just returned. Dine at the Westin Beach house. Fantastic service, presentation and selection. Rent a car, tour the island, so much more than just 7 mile beach. Go to Smith's cove for snorkeling , swim with the turtles at Spotts Beach. We saw 15 turtles right off the beach snorkeling. Go to Rum Point and you can snorkel with stingrays off the beach for free and Starfish point is cool too.
Drive to Hell, Go have lunch/drinks at Macabuca Tiki bar- you can swim/snorkel right off the Tiki Bar then pop back for some drinks,etc.
The downtown area ( where the cruise ships tender in) is the worst part of the island.
Drive to Hell, Go have lunch/drinks at Macabuca Tiki bar- you can swim/snorkel right off the Tiki Bar then pop back for some drinks,etc.
The downtown area ( where the cruise ships tender in) is the worst part of the island.
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