We were in Grand Cayman from 8-1-08 to 8-8-08. We had a villa on the north side, which was nice but the beach was n ot a swim beach, so we had to drive to Rum Point for a swim beach. Rum Point has beautiful sand and clear calm water. It was never crowded when we were there, even when... more

Spending 14 days on grand cayman was a dream come true. We rented a villa a stones throw away from Rum Point. Rum Point is the farthest point on the north side of the island, about a 50 minute drive from the airport in geaorgetown. This part of the island is quiet and a bit isolated and that is exactly... more

My family and I visited Rum Point on Wednesday (7/9/08). Worth a visit but there are far better places to see on the island. Nice atmosphere as long as it involves spending money. The bathrooms were gross, dirty and 2 of the 4 toilets were working. I was happy the outside showers were available after swimming. Don't bother snorkeling, not... more

While on vacation in Grand Cayman, I took a drive to Rum Point. Like other visitors to Grand Cayman, probably including you, who are reading this review, I had seen the amazing photos of the clear water, hammocks and long, inviting dock. Rum Point indeed looked wonderful. But when my girlfriend and I got there - What a disappointment. It... more

My boyfriend and I were visiting my great-uncle in Grand Cayman last week. He took us to Rum Point this past Saturday. I had been previously when I was 14 - it was so nice to go back. My boyfriend had never been there. It was quiet, plenty of *free* lounge chairs were available on the beach. As we both... more

Went to Rum Point for a day on a recent (March 2008) visit to Grand Cayman. It is about a 45 minute drive from 7 mile beach. Although it was very busy when we were there (there were 7 cruise ships in port) it did not really seem crowded. There was plenty of beach to go around. The water is... more

We rented a condo just east of Rum Point, about a 5 minute drive. We were ecstatic about the beach there. Beach chairs, clean restrooms, showers, wonderful snorkeling, food service were all such a wonderful surprise, and there weren't any fees to pay! There were some boats coming in and out that might have been a little scarey for us... more

if you want to find the best beach ask the locals, i have been to Cayman Islands several times, then the first few times i took the Ferry across from the Hyatt Hotel along the 7 Mile beach, but not been on it since Hurricane Ivan so check to see if it is still running as that hurricane had a... more

Rum Point is a great spot to spend a lazy day at the beach - with all amenities (food, drinks, alcoholic drinks, hair braiding, washrooms, showers). Lounge chairs are provided on the beach for visitors. There are rentals for beach sports - which we did not use, but they are available. A gift store is also on site for souvenirs.... more