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The Reef Resort, Grand Cayman ?Simply All Inclusive?? A Friends and Family Budget Escape

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The Reef Resort, Grand Cayman “Simply All Inclusive™” A Friends and Family Budget Escape Grand Cayman, 2009 – This package was made for budget-minded family and friend travelers, who appreciate a fantastic value and premium amenities. The Simply All Inclusive™ package includes all taxes and service charges, unlimited drinks (including top shelf premium cocktails) in the resort’s bar The Rusty Pelican and Pelican’s Reef restaurant, three meals daily (guests can choose anything from the a la carte menu), snorkel equipment, tennis, gym, and bicycle rentals as well as a complimentary on-site “learn scuba diving” lesson.

Guests staying seven or more nights can also add a complimentary catamaran excursion to the renowned Stingray City or a relaxed Sunset Sail. Two swimming pools, water aerobics (a fantastic exercise for children and adults of all ages), a daily noon fish feeding from the resort’s dock, children’s activities, water volleyball, shell collecting, sandcastle building, and endless beach adventures are all at a guest’s fingertips. For those who relish captivating sunsets and evening activities, the resort offers a variety of entertainment, including the legendary Barefoot Man (www.barefoot.com). Stay in shape at the new Simply Fit gym or rejuvenate in the new boutique Le Soleil Spa. The Simply All Inclusive™ package rate starts at U.S. 0 per night, for two for a Beachfront Studio, per night.

Guests will also continue to delight in simple and convenient ways to make vacation plotting a snap with the resort’s on-site complimentary concierge who can arrange adventures pre-arrival and, of course, on-site. Hurricanes are never an issue at the Reef as their guarantee gives guests an option to cancel with a full refund before they even leave the house. In addition, the East End is the best kept secret among snorkel and dive enthusiasts, being the most pristine and un-crowded area on the island, which allows water adventurists an up-close and personal encounter with the reef and all of its inhabitants. Opened this summer, is a state-of-the-art fitness center, SimplyFit Gym, and soon to open Le Soleil Spa, an affordable day spa concept will open presenting guests with additional opportunities to stay in shape.

The Reef Resort has been a Travel & Leisure “steals and deals” pick twice this year, and was featured as part of a round up tale on http://www.orbitz.com. To learn more, visit The Reef Resort online at http://www.thereef.com or call toll-free 866 -714-2309.

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Jamie Gripich is a professional freelance writer, editor and communications consultant living in Victoria, B.C. who has written on diverse subjects such as the civil war in the former Yugoslavia, to the peace and tranquility of B.C.’s West Coast resorts and retreats.

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The Reef Resort, Grand Cayman ?Simply All Inclusive?? A Friends and Family Budget Escape

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The Reef Resort, Grand Cayman “Simply All Inclusive™” A Friends and Family Budget Escape Grand Cayman, 2009 – This package was created for budget-minded family and friend travelers, who appreciate a great value and premium amenities. The Simply All Inclusive™ package includes all taxes and service charges, unlimited drinks (including top shelf premium cocktails) in the resort’s bar The Rusty Pelican and Pelican’s Reef restaurant, three meals daily (guests can choose anything from the a la carte menu), snorkel equipment, tennis, gym, and bicycle rentals as well as a complimentary on-site “discover scuba diving” lesson.

Guests staying seven or more nights can also add a complimentary catamaran excursion to the renowned Stingray City or a relaxed Sunset Sail. Two swimming pools, water aerobics (a great exercise for children and adults of all ages), a daily noon fish feeding from the resort’s dock, children’s activities, water volleyball, shell collecting, sandcastle building, and endless beach adventures are all at a guest’s fingertips. For those who relish captivating sunsets and evening activities, the resort offers a variety of entertainment, including the legendary Barefoot Man (www.barefoot.com). Stay in shape at the new Simply Fit gym or rejuvenate in the new boutique Le Soleil Spa. The Simply All Inclusive™ package rate starts at U.S. 0 per night, for two for a Beachfront Studio, per night.

Guests will also continue to enjoy simple and convenient ways to make vacation planning a snap with the resort’s on-site complimentary concierge who can arrange adventures pre-arrival and, of course, on-site. Hurricanes are never an issue at the Reef as their guarantee gives guests an option to cancel with a full refund before they even leave the house. In addition, the East End is the best kept secret among snorkel and dive enthusiasts, being the most pristine and un-crowded area on the island, which allows water adventurists an up-close and personal encounter with the reef and all of its inhabitants. Opened this summer, is a state-of-the-art fitness center, SimplyFit Gym, and soon to open Le Soleil Spa, an affordable day spa concept will open presenting guests with additional opportunities to stay in shape.

The Reef Resort has been a Travel & Leisure “steals and deals” pick twice this year, and was featured as part of a round up story on http://www.orbitz.com. To learn more, visit The Reef Resort online at http://www.thereef.com or call toll-free 866 -714-2309.

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“Help Someone” Campaign! Want to be a force for good? Help Grand Jewelers to help Hospice Care?

Jim Caribe — Tue, 24 May 2011 02:13:07 +0000

“Help Someone” Campaign! Want to be a force for excellent? Help Grand Jewelers to help Hospice Care?

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Grand Jewelers and HospiceCare Work Together. Grand Jewelers is pleased to collaborate with Cayman HospiceCare in their efforts for fund raising. Grand Jewelers, a posh and trendy Jewelry store located at the Morritt’s Tortuga Club & Resort, is donating part profits from all sales during the month of February yo Cayman HospiceCare.

In addition, Grand Jewelers will monthly donate a percentage of sales from their classy and gorgeous enamel Jewelry boxes as an on-going donation to Cayman HospiceCare.

Dwene Ebanks, GM at Grand Jewelers welcomes this partnership and said “this is a simple choice for us…no temerity needed. It is an vital choice for the owner. HospiceCare provides tangible care to many in our community during very challenging times, and GJ is pleased to do our small part to help them continue their hands of support to others”.

Jennifer Grant-McCarthy, Operations & Fundraising Manager, Cayman HospiceCare is excited and welcomes the generosity of Grand Jewelers and had this to say “A community is only as strong as its’ partnerships. HospiceCare is delighted to see the generous hands of this business outstretched we applaud Grand Jewelers for being an brilliant example in our community. It is only with efforts like this we can continue to offer our specialist nursing services, free of charge to our patients and their families.”

Persons seeking further information on purchasing the enamel jewelry boxes, may buy them on-line at http://www.grandjewelersgcm.com and although not every box is available on-line, if you live or visit the Cayman Islands you may visit the store at the Morritt’s Tortuga Club & Resort in gorgeous East End, Grand Cayman, CAYMAN ISLANDS. Cayman HospiceCare may be contacted at: chc@candw.ky or 1-345-945-7447 and the website is http://www.caymanhospicecare.ky

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In addition, Grand Jewelers will monthly donate a percentage of sales from their classy and gorgeous enamel Jewelry boxes as an on-going donation to Cayman HospiceCare.

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Cayman Islands Holidays – An Introduction To The Cayman Islands

Jim Caribe — Mon, 23 May 2011 06:39:05 +0000

Found just to the south of Cuba and to the north west of Jamaica, the Cayman Islands rank as the 5th largest offshore banking centre in the World.

Since the 1960s these islands have grown to one of the most well loved scuba-diving destinations in the World. They boast spectacular underwater walls, caverns and reefs.

Despite being a British Overseas Territory, the majority of the tourists are Americans. It is only around 90 minutes flying time from Florida. With its small flying time and English as the official language, along with a low crime rate, it is no wonder that thousands of Americans have a Cayman Islands holiday each year.

After getting blown off course while sailing between Panama and Hispaniola (the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic) in 1503 Christopher Columbus accidentally learned the smaller two of the three island that now make up the Cayman Islands. As there was a high concentration of turtles on these islands, Columbus called them ‘Las Tortugas’, which is Spanish for turtle. These two islands are now known as Cayman Brac and Small Cayman.

The name didn’t last as when Sir Francis Drake sailed through, he renamed them after another animal, the now extinct caimans (related to crocodiles).

The Islands became part of the British Empire in 1670 under the Treaty of Madrid. The Cayman Islands where then governed as a Jamaican dependency until 1962 when Jamaica became an independent country. The Cayman Islands chose to remain as a British Colony.

The ancient sea based industries such as fishing and working about merchant ships have been replaced by finance and tourism as the major providers for the Cayman economy, with most locals and expats working in one or the other.

Grand Cayman at 78 square miles is the largest of the three islands that make up the Cayman Islands. It is also the most the most populated and developed.

George Town is the capital of Grand Cayman and is honestly silent, apart on cruise ship days, when it seems that every square inch of pavement is taken. Cruise ships arrive two to three times a week, and up to four ships can arrive at any one time. If you are booking a trip to Stingray City or Rum Point, it is best to avoid these peak times.

Like it’s sister islands, Grand Cayman has a museum, the Cayman National Museum. This building has had a varied past, before it became home to the museum it was a court house and jail, as well as a place of worship. In fact the former jail is now the gift shop.

Seven Mile Beach is the main place to be as far as most of the tourists are concerned. It is a wide stretch of powder soft white sand that follows the contours of the west side of the Island between George Town and West Bay. This beach is paired with generally cool and clear water. There is a barrier reef which protects the beach from strong waves and currents, making Seven Mile Beach the ideal place to learn how to swim, as there is also a gentle slope heading out into the sea.

Most of the resort hotels can be found on seven Mile Beach, and although its well loved, it never seems overcrowded. But if you do want a small more peace and silent, walk along the beach until you get away from the hotels and condos. This beach is public, so any property that is built on it must allow people to access it. This is usually done by building alley ways between hotels and other buildings. Although if you want a sun lounger, you’d better be a guest at a hotel or a customer at one of the beach bars!

The other major attraction is Stingray City, which is in the North Sound. In around 12 feet of warm crystal clear water you can get up close to Atlantic southern stingrays. These fish were attracted to the area as fishermen used the area to clean their catch. This was aided by local divers offering snacks to them. Now they know that a boat means food. If 12 feet seems to daunting, they can also be seen at the nearby sandbar, where you can stand waist deep in the water.

Grand Cayman can be reached by direct flights from Heathrow Airport, flying with British Airways. Although the flight is ‘direct’, there is a touchdown in the Bahamas.

Cayman Brac is one of the best places to visit if you are after an active Caribbean holiday. It is much more rugged than Small Cayman, with only a few beaches. The draw to the Brac, as it is known locally, is the diving and hiking available.

It is around 80 miles north east of Grand Cayman, and is reached by air. Cayman Airways flies a loop from Grand Cayman to Small Cayman to Cayman Brac, but not always in that order.

In common with its sister islands, the Brac has a museum, which displays local history. There is also the chance to see a Cayman Brac parrot in its natural habitat at the Brac Parrot Reserve. This parrot is now found only on Cayman Brac, although it used to inhabit Small Cayman. It is believed that the last remaining parrots were wiped out from there in the fantastic storm of 1932. The Cayman Brac Parrot has the smallest range of any Amazon parrot and so is one of the rarest.

It is possible to shore dive, especially on the cooler north side of the island, but you will need a boat for the better sites, which are around 10 – 20 minutes away. Here you will find walls, ells, large schools of fish and sponges.

The beaches on the Brac are nothing like those found on its sister islands. What sandy beaches there are have plenty of sea grass. Although there is one ‘excellent’ beach (which is public) on the south side of the island. Most of the hotels can be found close by.

There are more hiking trails here than at Small Cayman, which are well sign posted by white Heritage Site signs. This is the best way to explore the island. The longest one takes around three hours, but most require either a car or a bicycle as they are away from the hotels. Free guides are available from the Brac department of Tourism and most hotels offer free maps. Proper hiking boots should be worn as the ground can be made up of sharp ironshore. If you are feeling courageous there are many caves which you can walk into, just don’t disturb the bats. Also try to end before sunset as this is peak mosquito time.

When you land at Small Cayman you may notice the road signs that state ‘Iguanas have right of way’! Of the three islands that make up the Cayman Islands, Small Cayman is the least developed. Tourists who visit are from one of three groups; scuba-divers, nature lovers or people who want to get away from it all.

For the nature lovers there are the abundant Iguanas that roam the Island, along with a National Trust bird sanctuary which is home to red-footed boobies. The mangroves are also home to many other birds, such as West Indian whistling ducks, herons, frigates and egrets.

For the scuba-divers there is Bloody Bay Wall, which is one of the World’s best diving sites. A wall is a sudden, sheer drop-off plunging down into the depths.

With Bloody Bay Wall the sea floor ends abruptly at a depth of only 18 – 25 feet, dropping off into a 6,000 foot vertical cliff. This wall is covered in coral and sponge life, and is home to numerous fish and crabs.

For the people who want to get away from it all, there really isn’t much else to do. They could cycle around the island, which won’t take long. There is a small museum to visit. Or they might like to hire a car for the day if cycling is too much effort. Other than that its lie on the beach, eat at the hotel, or at the only stand alone restaurant – the Hungry Iguana Restaurant and Bar. If they are feeling really energetic, then deep sea fishing is an option, or bonefish fishing on the flats.

To get to Cayman Brac or Small Cayman you glide in as part of the Grand Cayman – Cayman Brac – Small Cayman loop flown by Cayman Airways.

For help in plotting your Cayman Islands holiday, contact John Guinn at Holiday Hut. As a trained Cayman Specialist he will ensure that you get the most from your time there.

John has completed the on-line training course provided by the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, which included a trip to Grand Cayman and Small Cayman to visit various hotels, sample some of the restaurants and to take part in a selection of tourist attractions. Your Cayman Islands Holidays expert.

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Visit the award winning Cayman Islands

Jim Caribe — Sat, 21 May 2011 14:22:24 +0000

The Cayman Islands topped the charts of Caribbean Travel & Life’s Best of the Caribbean issue, as voted on by over 250,000 of the magazine’s discerning readers. In the magazine’s February 2011 issue, the Cayman Islands are recognized as home to the Caribbean’s ‘Best Small Hotel’, Small Cayman Beach Resort, the ‘Best Resort Spa’, Silver Rain, Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, and Seven Mile Beach is recognized as the ‘Best Beach’ across the Caribbean.

In addition to topping these charts, Grand Cayman was voted runner up for the ‘Best Island to Live On’ and offering the ‘Best Snorkelling and Diving’. Cracked Conch received an honourable mention for being among the ‘Best Restaurants’ of the Caribbean, Sunset House was considered one of the ‘Best Bang for the Buck Resorts’(please do excuse the Americanism). For the Caribbean’s best rums, Tortuga received an honourable mention.

“Receiving accolades from Caribbean Travel & Life’s Annual Reader’s Choice Poll is a highly sought after accomplishment for any Caribbean island,” Shomari Scott, Ag. Director of Tourism stated. “It represents the unbiased opinion of travellersacross the Caribbean region and confirms the superlative standard of the Cayman Islands as a destination, offering all of the key ingredients for a perfect vacation to our visitors.

“Congratulations are due to our tourism partners who have been voted tops in these awards, for the level of service, amenities and the superb vacation experience they provide for our visitors.

“We are excited to have received these awards and look forward to topping even more charts in 2012.”

In addition to this, the islands have been awarded first place for ‘Overall Rating of the Destination’ and ‘Wall Diving’ in the 2011 Readers Choice Awards for Scuba Diving magazine. The impressive quality and diversity of dive sites like the Kittiwake, coupled with the thriving marine ecosystem impressed divers enough to rate the destination as the favoured choice for 2011.

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Visit the award winning Cayman Islands

Jim Caribe — Sat, 21 May 2011 14:22:24 +0000

“Congratulations are due to our tourism partners who have been voted tops in these awards, for the level of service, amenities and the superb vacation experience they provide for our visitors.

“We are excited to have received these awards and look forward to topping even more charts in 2012.”

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