Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sunset Comedy Cruise
The
Nautilus
offers a weekly sunset comedy cruise with The Big Kahuna
(see page 153); food and beverages are included. These cruises are priced
at US $47.50 for adults, US $25 for children. Call
345-945-1355 for
reservations.
Sunset Sails
Sunset sails are a good way to end the day and are offered by several opera-
tors. They're especially popular with couples.
Jolly Roger
,
345-945-7245, e-mail jolroger@candw.ky. The
Jolly Roger
,
an authentic replica of a 17th-century galleon, offers sunset cruises sev-
eral nights per week. The boat leaves at dusk and sails for 2½ hours. The
sunset cocktail cruise includes a snack as well as a complimentary open
bar with beer and mixed drinks. Sunset sails are US $40 per person. On
nights when there is no sunset cruise, the
Jolly Roger
offers a dinner
cruise, which starts with rum punch and features a Cayman-style dinner
(your choice of fish or beef); there's also an open bar with beer and mixed
drinks. Dinner cruises run US $60. There is a US $5 per person charge for
the return transportation to your hotel. Tours depart from The Jewelry
Factory, across the street from the Hard Rock Café in George Town
Harbour.
Cockatoo
, Parrots Landing, George Town,
345-949-7884. This catama-
ran offers sunset sails from 5 pm to 7 pm for CI $20. Cost includes fruit
punch; BYOB.
Nightclubs & Sports Bars
Durty Reid's
, Red Bay Plaza,
345-947-1860. This sports bar says it has
“warm beer, lousy food, and surly help.” Have some jerk chicken or pork
and judge for yourself!
East of George Town
For all the glitz of Seven Mile Beach and the high finance of George Town,
the land east of the capital city is simple and countrified, charming visitors
with a true Caribbean atmosphere. Condos are few and far between,
sandwiched instead by miles of unimproved land and small Caymanian
cottages. Cattle graze in the fields, beaches stretch for miles without a
watersports operator in sight.
