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Grand Cayman; the ride takes about 40 minutes. For reservations,
345-
949-9098; tickets are about US $15 round-trip. Rum Point showcases the
Barefoot Man, the musician whose name is synonymous with Cayman
music (you may have seen him in
The Firm
). He plays at Rum Point on
Monday and Friday nights from 5-10 pm at the Rum Point Restaurant
(and from 2-6 pm on Saturdays on the beach).
Movies
If you're ready to enjoy a quiet, cool evening, catch a film at
Cinema I & II
on West Bay Road (across from the Marriott),
345-949-4011 for listings
and times.
Quiet Evenings
Looking for a quiet evening where you have the opportunity to unwind or
to converse about your day? You'll find several quiet lobby shows and res-
taurant musicians favored by lovers and travelers looking for a quiet end
to their day.
The Wharf
, West Bay Road,
345-949-2231. A harpist provides the per-
fect accompaniment to the waves just steps from the restaurant.
Westin Casuarina
, West Bay Road,
345-945-3800. A harpist also en-
tertains diners at the restaurants at the Westin (both Casa Havana and
Ferdinand's); the harpist plays Monday through Saturday nights. The
lobby of the Westin also features an excellent pianist at the lobby bar.
Loggia Lounge
, Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman, West Bay Road,
345-
949-1234. The lounge has a piano player tinkling out quiet favorites as
well as a humidor filled with Cuba's finest.
Sunset Cruises
Red Sail Sports
, Multiple locations, Seven Mile Beach,
345-945-5965,
US $30 per person and up. We recently took a sunset dinner cruise with
Red Sail Sports - it was one of the highlights of our trip. Red Sail Sports of-
fers this sunset cruise from Rum Point on Sundays and other days from
Seven Mile Beach. The two-hour sunset cruise departs at 5 pm during the
winter months and 5:30 during the summer. Complimentary appetizers
are served, and there's a full cash bar.
