A divers dream in Grand Cayman
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getting there
Fly to GCM (Georgetown International) Grand Cayman, and take a quick :15 minute drive down seven mile beach, before winding up at Northwest Point and Lighthouse Point Residences. Here your ground floor corner unit, #104 is shown in the lower left in the pictures above.
description
The condo is 2000 sf on the ground floor corner, with panoramic ocean views from the living room and master bedroom. The master has a full en-suite with rain forest showers. The guest room contains a king bed and full bathroom. The third bedroom contains a double bed, a double over twin bunk, and room for an airbed if necessary, with an adjoining full bathroom with double sinks. The kitchen is very well equipped and contains a large table in addition to bar seating. The laundry room is located just off the kitchen. Glass slider doors open the entire ocean side of the condo to the pool deck with access to the deck and infinity edge pool. The location of the condo offers unimpeded ocean views from the living room and master. Dive lockers and rinse stations are located on the south side of the building, as well as the Dive Tech dive shop and Vivo restaurant. The gas BBQ is located on the north side of the building.
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Pictures will be updated to include furnishings once Grand Cayman is open for travel in October.
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getting around
It is recommended to have a rental car to explore Grand Cayman, but not required. There is ample taxi service, though taxi's can be expensive, and rental cars are often quite cheap. If you do not have a car, you can dive all day and night directly in front of your condo.
for divers
Shore diving is abundant in Grand Cayman. There are four primary shore dive sites with onsite dive shops offering tanks, equipment rental, and lessons.
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Lighthouse Point - Visit the guardian of the reef, a 20 foot tall statue of King Neptune. Known for many corals and abundant turtles. On calm days go off the dock, or go out via the Sea Pool. Rent tanks at Dive Tech onsite.
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Macabuca - 1/2 mile north on the same wall as Lighthouse Point. Rent tanks at Sun Divers and enter in the protected pool in the middle of the Macabuca bar. This is an excellent night dive site and great for jr divers as navigation is very easy and the top of the wall shallow.
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Eden Rock - Located in the heart of downtown Georgetown, Eden Rock is a popular shore dive site known for it's huge grotto coral formations and tarpon filled swim throughs. Another great dive site for jr divers with a max depth of about 40 feet.
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Sunset House - Located south of Georgetown on the southwest point, this is where you will find Cayman's famous mermaid statue.
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If you want to explore additional shore dive sites, you can rent tanks at Diver Supply on Seven Mile Beach and go anywhere.
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Boat dives leave daily from multiple locations. Book a trip or class with Dive Tech, our on-site dive shop and tech dive specialists, or Living the Dream Divers where Gary and Liz will spoil you with service. Both offer door to door service, as well as guided shore dives and night dives.
for non-divers
You are only 1/2 mile from the world famous seven mile beach. Take a boat tour with Captain Marvin to stingray city, or catch the ferry from Camana Bay across North Sound to Rum Point or Kaibo Beach. Explore the crystal caves, take a night bio-luminescence swim, or enjoy shopping in historic Georgetown.
local guide
Coming soon. Your guide to restaurants, shopping and getting around.
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The Cracked Conch webcam is a live look at Macabuca, just 1/2 mile north of Lighthouse point.
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