Tukka Restaurant

Pre-Wedding Welcome Dinner

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Spotter's Lair

Ceremony

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How to get to Grand Cayman and Where to Stay

Getting to Grand Cayman Most major airlines fly to Georgetown, Grand Cayman. However because of COVID the current flight schedules are limited and you might need to fly to Miami and make a connecting flight with Cayman Airways. You must be vaccinated to enter the Cayman Islands and you will need to have a QRL verification code for your vaccination. Your USA passport must be good for 6 months beyond your exit date from Grand Cayman. Once at the airport the most convenient transportation is a rental car, however if you stay at one of the nearby resorts (Wyndham Reef or Morritt's Grand) then the available shuttle services can bring you to your resort. All the wedding activities will be held at Michael and Nerrie's home on Queen's Highway (Spotter's Lair) or in the village of East End. There are two wonderful resorts nearby. Morritt's Resort (The Grand and the Tortuga Club) and the Wyndham Reef. Both were recently remodeled and have wonderful seaside accommodations. The Retreat at Rum Point is a new high end resort for those of you who desire a luxury vacation spot. It is about a 15-20 minute drive from our house. VRBO's are also available along the Queen's Highway for those who prefer staying in a seaside residence rather than a resort.

Wyndham Reef Resort Grand Cayman

Morritt's Resorts

The Retreat at Rum Point

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Things to do in Grand Cayman

1) Go snorkeling in the lagoon/reef in front of our house.2) Go diving at Ocean Frontier Diving, East End3) Go night kayaking in the bioluminescent lagoon at Rum Point4) Visit the Sting Ray natural sand bar in North Sound and pet the sting rays.5) Take the submarine tour of the Seven Mile Beach area6) Play tennis with Michael7) Ride bicycles to East End and back (Michael has 5 bicycles).8) Go paddle boarding at Rum Point9) Chill out at Morritt's10) Chill out at the Wyndham Reef11) Chill out around Michael and Nerrie's pool.12) Chill out at Rum Point13) Sunbathe on Michael's private beach14) Rent a Hobie Cat and sail the East End Lagoon.15) Visit the North Side caves for a tour of one of our natural wonders.16) Visit the Queen's Botanic Park17) Visit the Blue Iguana Reserve18) Walk the Mastic Trail with a guide from the National Trust of the Cayman Islands.19) Visit the Turtle Farm20) Walk the beach at Starfish point and see the starfish.21) Eat crocodile at Tukka Restaurant and feed the Frigate birds.22) At sunset go to the "Over the Edge" Cafe (Northside) for sunset drinks and conch fritters.23) Go people watching at the Wreck Bar and have a "Mudslide" cocktail at the place it was invented in 1966.24) Visit the Pirate's Cove Bar (East End) at 1:30am and declare loudly that they should stop playing that stupid Bob Marley music. Make sure your friend has a camera.25) Have lunch at Mimi's Bar (Morritt's) and feed your French Fries to the Chub fish and Tarpon.26) Try the local cuisine at Vivene's Kitchen (Gun Bay). Try the Cow Foot or oxtail stew.27) Walk Seven Mile Beach28) Visit the Ugland Ferarri Museum across from the Cracked Conch Restaurant in West Bay.29) Go shopping at the famous Duty Free District of Georgetown.

Things to Do

In October 2020 Nerissa was struck down by a terrible event that changed both of our lives forever. She had a very severe reaction to a drug called carbamazepine. The reaction is called Stevens Johnson Syndrome/Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis. It caused severe burns to about 30% of her body including her eyes. She was blinded for about 4-5 days. She was airlifted in a jet ambulance medivac to a hospital thousands of miles away (Critical Care Burn Center at Harborview Hospital in Seattle). We think the doctors there saved her life. At Harborview, Michael was drafted into being her personal nurse and caregiver for about 5 weeks (notice the word "drafted," as in: not volunteered). Michael learned all the skills of being a nurse, which for him was rather miraculous since he has been a very successful private investor for the past 10 years and knows nothing about nursing. Michael took a crash course in nursing and learned to trim dead skin, help administer all kinds of treatments, lotions, salves, eye drops, and change gauze dressings. How many stories have you read about nurses falling in love with their patients?????? It happened to us, too.

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