Board your air-conditioned transportation for the short drive to the first stop. Along the way pass by Fort George, the Legislative Assembly Building, Heroes Square, the Peace Memorial, and many of the numerous banks Grand Cayman is famous for. Continue along famous Seven Mile Beach as your guide points out various points of interest. Pass by the hotel zone, the Governor’s Mansion, and the Old Homestead on your way to the small town of “Hell" so named for the multitude of limestone formations that once led an island commissioner to exclaim, “This must be what Hell looks like.” Prepare your mail with postage in advance (Caymanian stamps are available onboard); letters and postcards mailed here are postmarked “Hell.” The next stop is the Turtle Farm (at Boatswain’s Beach) to learn about and view the magnificent green sea turtles. At the Touch Tanks you are free to hold one of the yearlings and take a photo of this incredible experience. Before departing to the Rum Cake Factory there will be time to purchase a refreshment or that unique turtle souvenir. Savor the tasty varieties of rum cake prior to your return to the tender dock.

Board your transportation for the short drive to the boat, and then cruise out to the original Stingray City. After a SNUBA orientation and safety information has been provided, follow the guide into the realm of the Southern stingray. Dive down to a maximum depth of 15 feet to interact with the gentle stingrays. Your guide will point out other marine life that may include moray eels, lobster, turtles and many other species. After the dive, head back to shore where your transportation to the tender dock will be waiting.

Board your air-conditioned transportation and drive southeast from George Town to Pedro St. James, the birthplace of Cayman democracy. En route, your driver points out sites of interest and discusses Cayman history. At Pedro St. James you have approximately one hour to explore the Great House, stroll through its gardens, and view a multimedia presentation on Grand Cayman’s history. Your next stop is Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens. Maintained by the Cayman government, the gardens boast rare plants and tropical flowers and are home to native aquatic birds and the island’s blue iguana. Your final visit is to the Cayman’s popular Stingray Brewery. Tour the brewery and then then sample some of Stingray's brews.