Grand Caymans

[babylisa4]

Does anyone know anything about Crescent Point condos? They aren't one that we can trade to but I am interested if anyone has been to the Caymans. I'm having trouble trading my points so I may resort to using real $$$$. If I have to do that, where is the best condo to stay? (Maybe Dean can help me)

 

[JillU-DVC]

The best place to get the low down on different timeshares in different locations is the Time Share Users Group (TUG); the URL is TimeShare User's Group .

It only costs $15 to join, and $10 for renewals - you can access their member's reviews of various timeshares in different locations.

I was considering trading to Key West, into a particular resort, but after reading the reviews, I knew I would be unhappy with the resort, so we didn't go.

I suggest taking a look!

 

[RLevy29]

I am not really sure about the condos in Grand Cayman. We stayed at a place called Coconut Harbor which were laid out like a studio (but not nearly as nice). They cater to divers there. The Caymans are great if you love to scuba dive, but there is not much else to do as far as sightseeing. The water and the beaches are beautiful if you are interested in a beach vacation. The shopping is good but is very expensive. When we were there the rate of exchange was 80 cents to the dollar. All prices were in Cayman dollars so if you were paying $20 for a meal you were actually paying $24 American. If you have to go during the summer accomodations will be cheaper. Good luck. If you have other questions, maybe I can answer them for you.
Randy