Grand Cayman holiday estate

We are still in awe that we stayed at this marvelous castle! The castle and guest house were perfect for our large family, 12 people ranging in ages 78 down to 19, and a six-month old baby. Everything was clean, well-maintained, and beyond our expectations, The owner was extra helpful with everything including recommendations for activities and restaurants. We ate at the Lighthouse three times, just minutes away. Walked to Ocean Frontiers for diving, swam out from the beach to snorkel and found all the wonders of the Caribbean- including an octopus's garden. Although the heat held us hostage that day, we really enjoyed the Botanical Park on the East End. Blue iguanas spotted us, stared, then walked away. We chartered a private boat to Sting Ray Sand Bar, a must no matter how you get there. (We booked a $28/person boat later in the week-just as great. Be a good tourist and buy the well-worth-it video) We were so impressed with the low-key East End location. Seven Mile Beach: The madding crowd of George Town was 40 minutes away when we decided to budge from the relaxing comforts of the castle. Grab an Activity Guide at the airport for coupons for many restaurants and activities. The night dive on the Atlantis wasn't so spectacular, perhaps a daylight dive next time. Guy Harvey's Island Grill for great view and food, Cobalt Coast for more diving and best Sunday buffet. Most of all, we enjoyed our castle, and all of us have never felt so relaxed. There was so much to do, we just didn't do it! Unlike many tireless tourist traps, we were content hanging out, snorkeling from shore, or just gazing at the beauty of the Caribbean. Go, be royalty for a week.