Cayman West Bay Sightseeing Tour

Georgetown, Cayman Islands

Depart from your Georgetown hotel and step aboard an air-conditioned coach for a memorable tour along the West Bay Peninsula of Cayman Island.

A brief stop is made at the Governor's Residence, located on Seven Mile Beach and one of the world's most spectacular, before continuing on to visit the world's only green sea turtle farm. Your experienced guides will explain everything - from the tiny hatchlings to the big breeders swimming in their lagoons. You can even pick up a turtle for a photograph!

Your next stop is a visit to 'Hell', so named for its unusual rock formations. At sunset when the orange sun reflects off the water collected in the pools, it resembles burning hellfire. This is a favorite stop to mail postcards and have them postmarked from 'Hell'! Depart for the Tortuga Rum Shoppe and experience a taste of the Caribbean's original world famous rum cakes and Tortuga duty free liquors.

Upgrade to the shopping option, and you'll visit the Cayman National Museum and spend some time duty free shopping in Georgetown.

USD $37.49

Review by: Nicole B	August 2010
The tour was a little fast paced but great. Even though we were on a cruise ship and there were lots of tours scheduledhandled by Tropicana Tours, my friend and I ended up having a bus and tour guide all to ourselves. He was wonderful and very knowledgeable. Would recommend this tour for those individuals seeking an overviewhistory of Georgetown, 7 Mile Beach and Turtle Farm.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	March 2010
The only problem we had was transportation. The first bus we boarded from the ship was so full, some sat on the floor. We had to switch to another bus once we got into town. Once this happened, everything went smoothly. The turtle farm was absolutely wonderful! We had an overall great time and recommend this to others.

Review by: Marilyn M, United States of America	March 2010
There was a problem finding the tour bus. When we finally did find it, we sat there for 40 minutes waiting for the bus to fill up. This put us behind schedule and as a matter of fact, 2 people missed their Atlantis tour connection because of the delay. The group we waited 40 minutes for continued to be late to the bus at every stop. The driver never said anything to them, so it contined. It put a damper on the tour for my whole party.