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Lorne Torres We took the tender to the pier (on deck 4) and waited about 10 minutes to board. The tender ride is about 10-15 minutes. Once we got to the pier (we got there about an hour before our excursion time) there was a very small beach area that we enjoyed. Although it was a bit rocky, we had a good time relaxing there and even found several hermit crabs. The water seemed cold at first. But, it soon became very warm. I was ready for the stingray snorkel. After we were done at the beach, we met at the time specified (1:15pm) and headed off to the bus which took us to the boat. The boat was a nice size and we didn't feel crowded. We were able to see a lot of stingrays. I pulled from the bucket of food a few times to feed them. Very awesome and friendly creatures. Sometimes it could be a little overwhelming especially when there are two or three swimming by you at the same time. But, definitely worth it. You were given about 45 minutes in the water with them. The time passes way too quickly. So, enjoy every minute of it! On our way back they were offering Stingray City beer for $4.00 a bottle. Very good beer, tasted like a micro brew. After getting back, we had to wait in a HUGE line for the tender. (I do mean HUGE!!) Although the line moved at a decent pace, we still had to wait quite awhile. They need to build an area for the cruise ships to dock in Grand Cayman. This port has been around for awhile. So, I don't know why they haven't done this yet. All in all a great tour.
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