Where can i find a map of Grand Cayman?

[mdxter]

Hey guys,

 

I will be visiting the Grand Cayman on Sept. 19, 06 via Carnival Valor. I want to rent a car similar to some other posters here and visit Rum Point and the whole island. I was wondering if you guys know where I can find a street map of the island so I can plan my itinerary. Already seen the sting rays and now ready for something different.

 

Mdxter

[caribbean dreams]

You can pick a map up at the rental company or if you want it sooner,

You can call and have one sent to you at http://www.caymanfreepress.com/corporate/CFPcaymanislandsmap.shtml

 

AAA may even have a cayman driving map.

[drew sailbum]

Teh Lands and Survey department puts out the most detailed map of Grand Cayman. It may be more detailed than you really need.

 

http://maps.caymanlandinfo.ky/imagemapfiles/gcindex.htm

 

You can click each box for a very detailed street atlas of the island.

[mayaglenn]

Avis has an excellent map of the island...and it's free.

[mayaglenn]

Avis has an excellent map of the island...and it's free.

[mayaglenn]

Avis has an excellent map of the island...and it's free.

[Eliot Ness]

The Lands and Survey department puts out the most detailed map of Grand Cayman. It may be more detailed than you really need.

 

http://maps.caymanlandinfo.ky/imagemapfiles/gcindex.htm

 

You can click each box for a very detailed street atlas of the island.

Drew (or anyone who knows), just as a point of reference for our tour in July, could you point out the #'s on that map for where the cruise ships usually tender in, the location of Stingray city, and then Rum Point?

 

Thanks,

 

John

[drew sailbum]

OK...

 

Cruise ships normally tender into Hog Sty Bay in the heart of Georgetown (#29)

 

Rum Point is at the northeast corner of the North Sound (#120)

 

Stingray City and the Stingray Sandbar are out in the North Sound, and as such are not in one of the listed boxes.

[Eliot Ness]

Thanks Drew, that helps me put the Rays, Reef and Rum Point tour in perspective location wise. I was looking in the wrong spot for Rum Point and wasn't sure of the general area of Stingray City.

 

John

[snorkelmom2]

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[coiran]

Teh Lands and Survey department puts out the most detailed map of Grand Cayman. It may be more detailed than you really need.

 

http://maps.caymanlandinfo.ky/imagemapfiles/gcindex.htm

 

You can click each box for a very detailed street atlas of the island.

 

That's a neat site - do they have other maps?

Ron

[Caribe Cruiser]

You can also get some pretty good maps on google images right away so you can start planning your route!

 

Rum Point is a great spot! You'll enjoy it! But check out Sea Grape Beach also. Totally different atmosphere, and a lot more sand! And actually the night crowd there is totally different than the daytime crowd.

[MamaParrotHead]

http://www.grandcaymanisland.info/ You can copy and paste it onto a word document. It's not SUPER detailed, but is a good size and has most of the necessary places labelled.