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Paddle boarding at Rum Point. Rum Point is a must-do while in Grand Cayman. There is a water taxi that takes people to Stingray City from Rum Point. Both the food and drinks are incredible! The water is shallow and there are plenty of stingrays to swim with at Rum Point too!I recommend spending at
This was Soggy Dollar Bar before Hurricane Irma. If you're not familiar with Soggy, it's one of the most famous beach bars in the world! It's located on a tiny island named Jost Van Dyke in the British West Indies. It's a short ferry ride from the islands of St. John or Tortola.