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<\/a><\/p>\nSo here was the view from our room. \u00a0 I think we can all agree that is was pretty awesome. \u00a0We had perfect weather the whole week-end we stayed here. \u00a0The beach is protected by a reef which is about 1000ft out. (note the while line of crashing waves in the ocean – that is where the barrier reef is) \u00a0Inside the reef the water is mostly under 10ft deep and great for snorkeling. \u00a0The best snorkeling though was near the pier where I estimate there were 500 fish hanging out. \u00a0Under the pier at the Morritts (the next door hotel) there were about 2x the amount along with a family of large Tarpons. \u00a0Lots of great stuff to see. \u00a0I also saw a stingray right near the pier.<\/p>\n
On the pier directly in front of the complex (can also be seen through the palm trees above) a pelican landed for a brief visit. As I have posted in the past, there seem to be very few of these birds in Cayman for a reason I cannot explain.<\/p>\n These Sandpipers kept me amused while I was lounging in a beach chair 50ft or so from the ocean. \u00a0They would run up & down the beach in groups of 10-20 looking for food and quarreling amongst each other. \u00a0Not to mention i found them to be quite cute. Definitely lazy Saturday afternoon beach entertainment!<\/p>\n Julie was more amused by her Kindle than the sandpipers \ud83d\ude42 \u00a0Note that in the east end of Cayman it can get quite windy hence she covered herself up a bit.<\/p>\n A nice shot of the beach while we took a walk from one end to the other.<\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n