Port guides or maps

[TestingH2O]

We are leaving in the western Caribbean in two weeks. At all 3 ports, we should have time to explore. Does anyone know if there are easy to use port maps available? Or do you have suggestions on where to download them?

I'm especially interested in Cozumel to find a grocery store and Grand Cayman because we want to go to the turtle farm.

 

[MUN]

We are leaving in the western Caribbean in two weeks. At all 3 ports, we should have time to explore. Does anyone know if there are easy to use port maps available? Or do you have suggestions on where to download them?

I'm especially interested in Cozumel to find a grocery store and Grand Cayman because we want to go to the turtle farm.

There is a "Mega" grocery store that is a short walk from the port. You can see the store from the ship. The internet is a good place for maps.

If you get a chance, order some turtle soup or better yet a turtle steak while in Grand Cayman. That's good eating!

Enjoy your cruise!

MUN

 

[TestingH2O]

The internet is a good place for maps.

Yes.... but I have not been able to find one that shows shopping outlets etc. Hence my specific question if anyone had a source they like.

Good to know Mega is so close. The street maps I've looked at seem to indicate about a mile each way.

 

[MUN]

Yes.... but I have not been able to find one that shows shopping outlets etc. Hence my specific question if anyone had a source they like.

Good to know Mega is so close. The street maps I've looked at seem to indicate about a mile each way.

On the ship, the "Shopping Director" will distribute shopping maps for each port stop. However, they highlight the shops that are compensating DCL.

The Mega is a very short walk from where you dock.

 

[egesicki]

I always preview them on Google maps. When you're zoomed in close enough you can get names and click for links to websites if they have them, and street view is helpful to check out the neighborhood.

 

[Flossbolna]

The maps that you get on the ship are pretty useless unless your main goal is to find the Diamond International store.

You can download offline maps in the Google Maps app now. That might be a good way to make sure that you have a map.

 

[texasgingerbread]

This is old, but take a look at this attached map. I would not waste your time in the Cozumel "mall". http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1302324 I also DO NOT recommend this walk. Much better ways to spend your time in Cozumel.

 

[texasgingerbread]

And here's a good overview of Grand Cayman although prob not what you're looking for http://www.cruiseportinsider.com/caymanonyourown.html