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@Ames8330: I was there about 10 years ago so things have changed I am sure.  I can tell you things we did back then - rented a scooter and toured the Island 20 miles long / 5 miles wide, went to "hell" and mailed post cards (silly I know)  took the pirates cave tour, went on a catamirand boat outing , did the pirate's night party boat, took the sub-marine ride, snoorkled a ship wreck, did one day of shopping, and spend massive amount of time at the beach, sand is powder soft.  I can't remember any restaurants names but I do recommend that you try the Conch, and the Turtle Steak, both were things I would not normally eat but I loved them both!

I love the Caymens! You will have a blast! 

@Gabrielle123: I forgot about the turtle farm.  Yes be sure and do that!

I just did a cruise and one port was grand cayman. By far my favourite port!!!

We did stingray city and dolphin swim which was a lot of fun. 

I would looove to do a honeymoon there, the whole island is much more wealthy compared to other caribbean islands. It is British thats why. Driving down we see papa johns, burger king, pizza hut ahha

Hello!  My hubby and I got married in Grand Cayman this past May.  All of the previous things mentioned are great!  Some other things we loved while there: Calypso Cafe (yummy! for lunch or dinner); horse back riding on the beach with Spirit of the West (we actually went swimming with the horses); and Atlantis Submarine (cool night trip).

I lived there for 5 years! (2000-2005)

Definitely see/do:

• Dive, dive, dive!
• Snorkel!
• Spotts Beach is one of the most peaceful beaches.
• Smith Barcarade Beach is gorgeous
• Seven Mile Beach is okay, but it's not the best beach on the island...just the most open and accessible
• Grand Old House is pricey, but one of my favorite restaurants in the whole world.
• Rum Point is great if you can take a boat there!
• Kaibo Yacht Club is great for lunch (espcially if you take a boat there)
• The best Jerk Stand has always been in Bodden Town (roadside jerk pork is awesome)
• Pedro Castle is a cool place to stop for lunch if your driving around the island
• Booze Cruise (pirate boat). Side note: their damn canon used to drive me crazy when I was at work!

Cool,but slightly overrated:

• Hell - the devil who works there (and dresses up) is funny, but overall it's a bit of a let down. Just weird rock formations.

Message me if you have any questions! I think you'll find plenty to do! It's a VERY safe island with good people. One tip: BE SURE TO BE EXTRA POLITE! The locals are a little standoffish sometimes (they deal with a lot of uppity tourists all day...can't say I blame them). Say "Good afternoon" and chit chat with them before getting down to business. Don't EVER be in a hurry...it won't help you any! Just treat them like friends and they will be nothing less! There's usually just a minor cultural block in the way at first.

Have a great honeymoon!

Oh, it may call for rain in October...but rest assured..."Rain" means you'll be saying "What's this? Oh crap it's raining! I wonder where we can stand for some shelter...? Maybe over.... Wait....it stopped raining. Carry on!" Every now and then you'll get a good down pour for an hour or two, but nothing too horrible.