Cay beach break...who have been there?

[screamin400]

Did a search and came up with nothing. The RC site hates it but I don't trust just two reviews. I did come up with a youtube video that looked good and some folks on other sites that said it was good but wanted to hear from someone who has been there. I will be snorkeled out by then so just looking for some good food and drink on a nice beach. Thanks in advance.

[cb at sea]

In 99.9% of places, there is no need to book an excursion to have a beach day. You can "pay as you go"...and come out cheaper! The beaches are public....and you can get food/drink/loungers, etc...without an excursion! Get a guidebook on your ports...tons of info, and it can save you BIG BUCKS!!

[screamin400]

In 99.9% of places, there is no need to book an excursion to have a beach day. You can "pay as you go"...and come out cheaper! The beaches are public....and you can get food/drink/loungers, etc...without an excursion! Get a guidebook on your ports...tons of info, and it can save you BIG BUCKS!!

 

I agree except this one is an island I believe. I have to give it some thought if I want to do it at all as some reviews are not too good. Thanks.

[kc320]

Sorry...not familiar with "Cay" Beach break...maybe post the island or port where it is located & more people may be able to give advice...

[jobowl]

We did a local tour. They were at the dock. It was great than went to the beach don't remember the name only about a mile away from ship.

[screamin400]

Hmm tried to edit but my computer didn't want me to. This is located in St. Croix.

[seasearider]

Hmm tried to edit but my computer didn't want me to. This is located in St. Croix.

 

 

Check out Sand Caslles. They have a day pass, good food and nice beach. It's about a mile from pier, you can catch a cab that goes back and forth to this resort.