Turtle Centre, Hell, Tortuga Rum Cake & Scenic Drive

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT
- Hell
No one knows how the town got its name, but it could be from the various limestone formations rising out of the ground. Short spikes of eerie-looking black rocks look like lava in the aftermath of a volcano. Be sure to stop by the fire-engine red, hell-themed post office so you can send everyone back home a "postcard from Hell."

- Cayman Turtle Centre
Located on the shores of Boatswain Beach, over 7,000 turtle call the centre their home, as well as a number of fish, sharks and birds. The centre is the only one of its kind in the world and houses a world-class research and educational facility that focuses on the conservation of sea turtles.

- Tortuga Rum Cake Center
Made with a unique blend of Jamaican and Barbadian rums, these award-winning cakes offer an authentic taste of the Caribbean. Enjoy a tasty sample or two at the end of the stop.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Educational and entertaining, the tour of the Cayman Turtle Centre also includes the opportunity to have your picture taken with these amazing sea creatures that can weight up to 600 pounds!

SHOPPING
For those wanting to take home a taste of the tropics, be sure to visit the Tortuga Rum Cake Center gift shop. Here, you'll find many varieties of freshly baked rum cakes including chocolate, coconut, banana and coffee.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, you'll take a scenic drive straight to Hell, a community just outside of West Bay on the northwest tip of Seven Mile Beach. Along the way, your guide will point out various points of interest, including the hotel zone, the Governor's Mansion and the Old Homestead, now called the Pink House Museum, probably the most photographed house in Grand Cayman.

Special Notes:

Tour sequence may vary. Postcards mailed from Hell are postmarked "Hell."

Child Price:

12 & under reduced