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The Retreat at Rum Point. Situated on Rum Point on Grand Cayman, the Retreat at Rum Point is said to be a small but cosy. Find information and facilities for the resort.
The Retreat at Rum Point description:
The retreat is located on the quieter north side of Grand Cayman. This is said to be a small condominium complex that is next to Rum Point which laims to have several restaurants and complete diving facilities available.
The Retreat at Rum Point accommodation:
All condominiums at The Retreat apparently have central air-conditioning, screened in private balconies, laundry facilities, television, fully equipped kitchens and daily maid service.
The Retreat at Rum Point is described by guests as being a beautiful and cozy resort, with complete beach access. Because guests and visitors have access to the beach they can take part in some of the watersport activities.
The Retreat at Rum Point location:
The Retreat is located at Rum Point (roughly in the heart of the Cayman Kai area, North Side) on seven acres of beachfront property with 1,300 feet of white beach. Approximately 35 minutes by car from the airport and George Town.
The Retreat at Rum Point Activities:
Guests and visitors who have stayed at the resort claim they have the following activities available:
Snorkeling, scuba diving, jet ski, restaurant, bar & grill right next door along with ferry to 7 Mile Beach. Watersports are apparently provided by Red Sails Sports.
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Rum Point past visitor reviews: "We just returned in May from our 30th stay at the Retreat, and would never consider staying any where else on the island. The location is beautiful and secluded, and the condos (gorgeous) have everything you could want on vacation."
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