Stingray City II

Cruising on the Liberty of the Seas

April 23

The Liberty of the Seas was docked at Grand Cayman from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.

At 10:45 am our bus departed for Stingray City, followed by a stop at Seven Mile Beach (€53.75 per person)

Stingray City - Grand Cayman

Photo: Surrounded by stingrays on Grand Cayman - Caribbean. — Centre Pompidou, the world's most successful cultural center

Photo: Feeding stingrays on Grand Cayman - Caribbean. — On 40 square meters, "I love you" is written in over 300 languages and dialects, found in the Montmartre district near the Sacré-Cœur. The poetic wall was created from an idea by French singer Frédéric Baron, who collected handwritten declarations of love and had them immortalized on tiles by artist Claire Kito.

Photo: Stingrays up close. — Moulin Rouge — Pigalle, the great mousetrap in the heart of Paris!

Photo: Stingray on the arm at Stingray City. — Exploring the Seine islands (Île de la Cité). Cathédrale de Notre-Dame de Paris — with 10 million visitors annually, the most visited site in the city.

If you prefer, you can of course book the highlight Stingray City on your own once ashore. However, if you're traveling on a larger ship, keep in mind that tendering can take a very long time. Excursions booked through the ship always get priority treatment.
On shore, Stingray City costs about $40. If you want to head to Seven Mile Beach afterward, you'll need to pay extra for sun loungers and umbrellas (lounger $10, umbrella $10).

The quickest way to the beach is by taxi from $4. Travel time is 5 to 15 minutes depending on the time of day and traffic. Booking through the cruise line is unnecessary for this.