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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."

- Grand Cayman's Seven Fathoms Rum
Crafted at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, Seven Fathoms Rum is the first and only spirit made entirely in the Cayman Islands. It has been aged underwater at a depth of forty-two feet, or seven fathoms. The gentle motion of the waves and the alternating pressure of the water during the rising and ebbing tides helps push Seven Fathoms Rum deep into the pores of the oak barrels, extracting all of the rich oak and bourbon flavors from the wood, which, in turn, creates a complex rum with extraordinary depth of character and flavor. Be sure to sample the many different flavors while visiting the distillery.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Created by salt and lime deposits over 24 million years, the eerie-looking black limestone formations surrounding the town of Hell has intrigued visitors for centuries.

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
On your way to Hell, you'll travel past Fort George, the Legislative Assembly Building, Heroes Square, the Peace Memorial and many of the city's stately banks. Your knowledgeable driver/ guide will share insights into the island's colorful history along the way.