Frequently Asked Questions. Is the water safe to drink on. The water is safe to drink; it is supplied by the Cayman Desalination Plant. Water is scarce on the island; we do ask you to be economical in your use of water for showering, etc. Is Grand Cayman a safe place to visit? Grand Cayman is a very low crime island, but still you should always lock your door when you are not home or at night. Even with the low crime rate, it is always a good idea to keep you valuables out of sight. Being a British protectorate, guns are not allowed in the. Where can I buy groceries on. The little store across the street from our guest homes is open from. (depending on how long the dominos game lasts!) Monday through Saturday. Just a block away is the new Foster;s Food Fair supermarket, open from. Monday through Saturday. Other grocery stores are open from. Monday through Saturday. Liquor stores are open until. Monday through Saturday with the exception of Joe-Ena's, located two blocks from the guest homes, which remains open until. The islanders believe Sunday is a day for church and rest so the island is nearly closed down on Sundays - but the beaches are always open! What about maid service while I'm staying at the guest homes? Maid service is provided once a week during HIGH SEASON only (Dec 15 through May) as part of the standard rate. The service consists of a light clean up, clean sheets and clean towels. Daily maid service is available for an extra charge (please make arrangements in advance). Where are the guest homes located? The homes are located at #20, #27 and. #29 Elizabeth Street is located on the north end of. For additonal location information see: Island Homes Location. What kind of supplies can I expect to find inside my island home? Your island home away from home will have an initial supply of toilet paper and paper towels, along with a supply of garbage bags and some kitchen staples. What activities do you recommend during our visit to the island? sail snorkel trips with Captain Crosby Ebanks. Deep sea fishing with Captain Chuckie Ebanks. Restaurants: Papagallo's, Lobster Pot, Champion House, Crow's Nest or. 's (just a block from the house). Parasailing, horseback riding on nearby isolated beach. Local comedy club, and nightly live music under the stars on the beach at the Royal Palms

Cayman Lime Gardens Home Note: Under 'duplex construction' until Christmas 2005. King bed, queen bed, TV, VCR, CD-Stereo. Full kitchen, two baths with showers. Queen beds in both bedrooms, queen sleeper sofa, TV, VCR, CD-Stereo. Full kitchen, bath with shower in tub. King bed, queen bed, queen sleeper sofa TV, VCR, CD-Stereo

Island Home Description Peace - Privacy - Price style two-bedroom homes are available. These homes are completely equipped; you only need to bring your toothbrush and beachwear! The. Pink home has two bedrooms and one bathroom and can accommodate from two to six adults. This home has queen size beds in both bedrooms and a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room. The. Tropical Blue home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and will also comfortably accommodate from two to six adults. This home has a king size bed in one bedroom, a queen size bed in the second bedroom and a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room. Gardens (NOTE: UNDER ' DUPLEX' CONSTRUCTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS 2005) home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and will also comfortably accommodate from two to six adults. This home has a king size bed in one bedroom, a queen size bed in the second bedroom and huge sectional sofa in the living room. The homes are adaptable for families, friends, or even small dive groups/clubs. These three separate homes combine the best of informal island architecture with modern conveniences. The Island Pink and Tropical Blue homes are located on a third of an acre site dotted with coconut, avocado, lime, grapefruit, mango and sour orange trees. The. Pink home has a full deck and barbecue. The Tropical Blue home has a generous side yard with a newly tiled and shaded private gazebo and a gas grill. home is located just across the street from the other two homes, a super private 2000 square foot home on a quarter acre lot with a gated driveway. The home is located on a site with a new gazebo out front and over a dozen fruit trees including coconut, mango, sweetsap soursap, tangerine, sweet orange, banana, breadfruit, avocado, LIME!, grapefruit and cherry! Nearby you will find as well as tiny grocery stores and informal restaurants. The newest Foster;s supermarket is conveniently located just around the corner, across from the bus stop. For a little of the island flavor, visit the tiny Caymanian store just a short walk from Jeff;s homes. The sleepy, little store that looks more like a tiny home, sells mostly cold beverages and fish hooks but may provide you with an opportunity to watch a few of the locals play a spirited game of dominos. You can also get a taste of island;s past by taking a self-guided walking tour of the historic area. The island's lively night spots are only a short drive away.

SCUBA and Snorkeling. Grand Cayman is paradise for SCUBA divers and snorklers. Your host at Jeff's Guesthomes is PADI certified dive instructor and professional underwater photographer Jeff Kingstad. Join Jeff at Captain Crosby's Scuba Safari for the diving experience of a lifetime. Swim with the stingrays, dive the sheer walls only 400 yards offshore or experience the thrill of a night dive. The crystal clear, 80 degree water and abundant marine life make the Cayman Islands the ultimate diving destination. Captain Crosby's SCUBA Safari offers the following: Sail and SCUBA trips to Stingray City with seafood lunch. Private diving instruction. Friendly personalized service. Professional underwater photos videos of you! First time night dive specialists. Special SCUBA intros for Stingray City. Photo and video instruction. Safety and fun foremost! Captain Crosby's Watersports. Links to Other Diving Information. 21 Reasons to Dive/Snorkel Grand Cayman. Diving the Big Tunnel. Diving Stingray City. Diving Bonnie's Arch. Cayman Island Dive Sites Book. Snorkeling Information. Recommended snorkeling: In front of the West Bay Cemetary (across from the fire station on the West Bay entrance). Near the Seaview Hotel. Smith's Cove (picnic tables and shade available). Shipwreck located offshore 300 yards past Treasure Island. Calai shipwreck located 100 yards offshore from Calico Jack's. Palace shipwreck located in the South Sound across from the Crow's Nest

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Visiting The Cayman Islands. Large Map of Grand Cayman. Satellite Picture of Grand Cayman. Submarine Rides on Grand Cayman. Grand Cayman Tourist Information. Cayman Island Weather Information

The best vacation value on the island! High Season Rates (December 16 - April 30) per week 2 Bedroom/2. Low Season Rates (May - December 15). Above rates are based on two guests. Each additional guest is $20 U.S. per night - up to 6 per home. Children under six years old stay free. All rates are subject to a 10% government room tax plus a 10% utility/service charge. $500 deposit required to reserve your vacation home with balance due upon arrival. Last minute special rates (reservations made two weeks or less before arrival) subtract $200 per week. This special is in effect all year long. For more information or to make reservations: 1 (715) 686-2232 or drop us an e-mail jkingstad@jeffsresorts.com

These homes are the best rental value on and are booked quickly. November through March are the busiest months on. If you plan to visit during the busy season, you need to make your vacation plans well in advance. Don't forget the weather is beautiful year 'round in the Caymans and the diving is spectacular every day!

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Luggage storage
 Central situation
 Credit cards accepted
 Kitchen
 Mixed dorms
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace