3/5 Jori S. 11 months ago on Google
Georgetown,
Grand
Cayman
is
situated
on
a
beautiful
shallow
bay,
where
the
water
near
shore
is
a
gorgeous
turquoise
and
the
deeper
water
is
a
deep
blue.
There
were
several
cruise
ships
anchored
in
the
bay,
making
it
look
very
majestic.
The
cruise
ships
must
anchor
out
in
the
bay
where
the
water
is
deep,
so
guests
have
to
be
tendered
to
shore.
This
adds
to
the
fun
as
you
feel
the
welcome
breeze
and
get
close
up
views
of
the
sandbars
just
under
the
turquoise
waters.
It
was
hot
when
we
went
in
early
May,
and
of
course
quite
humid,
making
it
feel
even
hotter.
I’ve
heard
the
beaches
are
beautiful
but
we
didn’t
go,
as
I’m
mobility
challenged
and
my
scooter
would
have
made
the
trip
more
challenging.
I
was
very
unimpressed
with
the
shopping.
No
open
markets
with
local
vendors.
Just
expensive
stores.
I
needed
a
hat
to
cover
my
sunburned
head.
One
hat
I
particularly
liked,
which
ran
about
$10
in
other
ports
we
had
stopped
at,
was
selling
here
for
anywhere
from
$16
to
$30.
I
should
have
bought
in
Jamaica
when
I
was
there,
but
didn’t
realize
I’d
gotten
so
burned
til
I
was
back
on
board.
I
recommend
doing
your
shopping
in
Jamaica
off
you
go
there,
then
have
your
day
at
7-mile
beach
in
Georgetown,
skipping
the
stores
-
unless,
of
course,
you
need
to
cool
off,
as
they
are
all
air
conditioned.