Rafael Amuchastegui is at it again. Say whooooooooo? World-renowned Argentinian Rafael Amuchastegui, one of the architects behind the world’s only seven-star resort, Burj Al Arab Suite Hotel in Dubai, and the famous Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island, Bahamas, will be developing a luxury condo resort in early 2008 at Spotters Bay in Grand Cayman’s East…
Everyone who’s been to Grand Cayman knows the name Bob Soto. As one of the pioneers of diving in the Caribbean, he built Bob Soto Reef Divers in the 1970s to what is now an island institution. In fact, my first scuba diving experience was on one of his boats off of Seven Mile Beach…
My favorite scuba diving provider,Red Sail Sports, just announced its 20th anniversary as one of the world’s leading resort watersports operators. In 1987, Red Sail Sports Grand Cayman opened its doors for business. To celebrate, Red Sail Sports Grand Cayman will host a year of promotions, giveaways and special dive packages. The Past: Red Sail…
I took my first scuba dive off Seven Mile Beach in 1981, so it’s always been a favorite place to escape. Now, the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort — named “Grand Cayman’s Leading Hotel” by World Travel Awards — has completed a $15 million redesign and renovation. Situated on a gorgeous, snow white sandy beach,…
If you’ve ever stayed on Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman for a snorkeling or scuba diving trip, you know it’s one of the world’s most pristine settings — featuring the warm Caribbean Sea, shallow water, lots of tropical fish and drop-dead gorgeous sunsets. Now, this beach is pleased to welcome the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman…
Sting Ray City didn’t exist when I visited Grand Cayman in the early 1980s. A decade later, a vacationing Detroit cop started feeding the school of friendly stingrays who hung out in the North Sound during his annual visits to the island. Soon, with 100-foot visibility (or more), 80+degree water temperatures, easy access by a…