After much researching found Mr.Sanchos but still can't find anything for

[wizdiz]

Hello I have been searching and searching for things to do in port for my cruise and had been pretty unsuccessful. I believe finally found a great spot for while in Mexico Mr.Sanchos. After much searching still undecided for Grand Cayman.

I know I don't care to see turtles or stingrays as have done that. Anyone have a hidden gem for there? Anyone been to Mr.Sanchos and think not a good spot?

[TowerOrchard]

Try the Ports of Call forum - you'll get lots of info there!

[cml4958]

Hello I have been searching and searching for things to do in port for my cruise and had been pretty unsuccessful. I believe finally found a great spot for while in Mexico Mr.Sanchos. After much searching still undecided for Grand Cayman.

I know I don't care to see turtles or stingrays as have done that. Anyone have a hidden gem for there? Anyone been to Mr.Sanchos and think not a good spot?

 

I believe you'll have better luck posting this question on the ports of call boards. I've provided a link for Cozumel below. There will also be a link for Grand Cayman.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=210

 

Carrie

[Giorgi-one]

Except for stingrays and 7 mile beach, there is not a whole lot to do on Grand Cayman. There is an Arboretum on the other end of the island, but I think the cab fare is about $100 and they charge to wait for you. We usually stay on the "empty ship" when we dock in Grand Cayman! Of course, you could always go to a bank and check on your Offshore Account!

[HeyPorter]

In grand Cayman on our last Caribbean cruise, we hired a private boat (a little one) for five hours and they let us pick three different destinations.

 

We did starfish beach, stingrays and an open water swim/snorkel over the coral reef.

 

It was one of the best/most fun days I've ever had, not just on a cruise.

 

We used Ebanks Watersports and our captain was Andrew. I would do it again in a heartbeat.

[wizdiz]

Oh I have looked in the port forums. Just didn't quite find what I was looking for. Luckily in a review I found Mr.Sanchos. Still keep looking for Grand Cayman but starting to wonder if will find anything.

[RUDIMAY1]

use tripadvisor.com there is a lot more information than on the ports of call

[RUDIMAY1]

years ago I went on a ship excursion on jetskis to a beach break which was amazing. we zipped in and out of the harbor where all the rich boats were. I don't remember the name of it though. it was a long time ago. did the stingrays and it was fun but would not do it again.

[Orleanscruiser]

check out this thread from mitsugirly

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1959571

 

and go to post 300

Edited March 5, 2016 by Orleanscruiser

[O2Cool]

Hello I have been searching and searching for things to do in port for my cruise and had been pretty unsuccessful. I believe finally found a great spot for while in Mexico Mr.Sanchos. After much searching still undecided for Grand Cayman.

I know I don't care to see turtles or stingrays as have done that. Anyone have a hidden gem for there? Anyone been to Mr.Sanchos and think not a good spot?

 

Mr Sancho's is a great choice. We always do the AI side. Be sure to try the shrimp cocktail and the ceviche. The drinks are yummy and the service is always really good.

[shukapaw]

WE have been to Mr Sanchos and loved it. The wife and I get their "Romantic Day at the Beach for 2". It is $200 total and includes:

• Everything from the All Inclusive Day Pass (food and unlimited drinks):
  
• Cabana on the beach, comfortably fursnished and curtained for privacy.
  
• A 30 Minute Swedish Massage for each of you.
  
• A Rose for your Loved One.
  

 

This costs less than a couple massages on the ship!

 

You can also just book the all-inclusive (without massages, rose and private cabana) for $59 each

 

 

We are visiting Cozumel twice this June (once on NCL and once on Royal Caribbean) and we've booked Mr Sanchos for both days!

 

Brian