Grand Cayman Rum Cake Factory Excursion Reviews

This excursion cost the same as the Cruise Lines one. They just went Stingray on a junkie boat and back 2 1/2 hours. Captain Marvins-We went faster, nicer boat. More Stingray interaction, plus another snorkeling stop, and trip to Tortuga Rum Factory and Hell for only 8 bucks more.5 hours

Provider: Independent Operator

Part of a general bus tour. Pretty much just a stop designed for us to buy rum cake and rum. Didn't learn anything and the store was very crowded, although the shore behind the store was interesting. Worth a miss.

Provider: Celebrity Cruises

Definitely in the tourist trap category, but the rum cake was good and the location was beautiful.

Provider: Royal Caribbean International

Grand Cayman--we decided to do an excursion--the Taste of Cayman. Don't bother! What I waste of money. First, totally unorganized at the dock. Showed up at 9:30 and did not get onto bus until closer to 10 AM. Bus driver's microphone did not work, so unless you were sitting next to him you did not here him talk about the island. The brewery and rum distillery tours were uneventful and the rum cake factory was literally a dirty window you could peer through. Total waste of time and money. The town itself was expensive. We had lunch at a beach side bar and only ordered two sandwiches and two sodas --it was $52 plus tip. Yikes!

Provider: Royal Caribbean International

Part of the Hell tour but wasn't a factory at all. Just a retail store for their rum products and cakes.

Provider: Princess Cruises

Great deals on Rum and Rum Cake!

Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines

Really just a store - you don't see a factory at all. You can try samples of the cake and the rum.

Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines

Tiny.

Provider: Princess Cruises