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FREE to our guests Stingray City Sandbar Sailing and Snorkeling Trip

The Reef Resort offers the best Stingray City trip for sailing and snorkeling on Grand Cayman. We charter a 50' catamaran exclusively for our guests and sail out in the afternoon from Kaibo Yacht Club. By leaving slightly later than most trips, we're able to miss any crowds from cruise ships or Seven Mile Beach.

After a fantastic Cayman Island snorkeling stop at the North Sound Reef (yes, your guides will actually hand-feed a shark and a moray eel; and, no they won't feed them a hand), we head for the sandbar. We're often the only boat there, so everyone will get the opportunity to feed and hold a Southern Stingray (they're big, wet puppy dogs!), get a Stingray massage, and don't forget your Stingray kiss. It's worth 7 years good luck.

Stingray City, a feeding ground for stingrays, is a unique and world renowned Grand Cayman snorkeling spot. The stingrays love the shallow sandy bottom in this area and in the nearby Sandbar site at the entrance to Rum Point Channel.

 

Regular price is $100 per person.

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Snorkeling on Grand Cayman

Famous for their diving, the Cayman Islands offer excellent snorkeling as well. Some of the world’s most spectacular unspoiled coral reefs and walls can be explored in the waters off The Reef and the East End of Grand Cayman. Vibrant tropical fish, crystal-clear 80 degree water and spectacular coral reefs are easily accessible from the shores around Grand Cayman Island.

The best months for snorkeling on Grand Cayman Island are April to October. The waters offer great visibility, usually 100 to 150 feet with little or no current. It’s always warm – in winter it’s 78° to 80° and in summer it’s 82° to 86°.

You won’t be alone snorkeling Grand Cayman Island’s warm waters – there are over 500 types of fish, including Sand Tigers, Queen Triggerfish, parrotfish, and angelfish, as well as many other types of marine life including turtles, spotted Eagle rays, reef sharks, moray eels, stingrays, Horse-Eye Jacks and barracudas.

 The Reef is proud to now offer power snorkeling to our guests!

 
This is a 1 hour guided snorkeling excursion using electric powered DPV’s (Dive propulsion vehicles), guests are taken by bus to a secluded beach about ¾ a mile away where we enter the water and gently glide back down the coast stopping at the best snorkeling spots and fish holes in the area. A glass of chilled rum or fruit punch awaits guests back at the resort where we chat about the exiting sea creatures we have seen, nurse sharks, rays and turtles are a common sight making this trip a truly different & exiting way to view the undersea world!

The cost is CI$32.00 (US$40) per person and includes transportation, all snorkeling equipment, safety vest and the DPV.

Dave and Alan from White Sands Water Sports are pros when it comes to showing you a good time in and on the water. Providing a variety of water based activities for the beginner to the seasoned pro, White Sand staff are always on hand to offer advice and assistance to those looking to try their hand at one of the many activities on offer.

Their activities include: Paddle Boarding. Wind Surfing, Sea Hammocks, Surfing

If you would like to get in touch with us to ask any questions or if you have any comments, please  email us on:

 Whitesandwatersports@gmail.com  Or contact White Sand Water Sports at (345) 938-SAND or (345) 916-SAND (7263)

Morning Paddle

This is a one hour guided kayak tour exploring the beautiful and secluded East end coastline. The trip departs at 9.30am right from our resort and heads off at a leisurely pace paddling the blue tranquil waters of the Caribbean Sea. After about half an hour we head towards the barrier reef and ride the gentle current back towards the resort. On the way we stop off at a sandbar to stretch our legs and look for the many friendly stingrays that frequent the area. The tour can be as easy or as vigorous as the guests prefer but it’s certainly a great way to start any day in paradise.

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We'll lure you to our islands with catches that have broken world records!

In the Cayman Islands, fishing is often called the unofficial "national sport." Prized game fish like blue marlin, tuna, Wahoo and dolphin (Mahi-mahi) are caught year-round. Thrilling catches take place as close as a quarter mile offshore on all three islands, and Cayman captains and guides on modern sport fishing charter boats take great pride in helping visiting anglers. Whether skilled or novice - they locate, land and most times, release their catch. Light tackle and fly-fishing for bonefish, tarpon and even permit challenge top anglers, especially in the flats off Little Cayman. And for those who like the thrill of competition, local fishing tournaments are sponsored throughout the year by the Cayman Islands Angling Club and Rotary Club. The top event is the Cayman Islands International Fishing Tournament, held annually in late April.

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