Moonbay Condos
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Finding your way from Owen
Roberts International Airport in
George Town, to Turtle Nest Inn
& Condos in Bodden Town, and on
to Moon Bay Condo is easy! Grand
Cayman is a small island,
there's basically one main road
from one end of the island to
the other, and the Inn is
situated right on the main road
going east, about ten miles from
the airport (and George Town).
There's only one exit road from
the airport and rental car
plaza, which ends at a stop
sign, just beside the main Post
Office processing facility. At
the stop sign, turn left, and
continue past Foster's Food Fair
(on your right) until the first
round-about. This Foster's is
one of three major supermarkets
located directly along your
route in from the airport, and
all three are indicated on our
maps by green dots. At the
round-about, make sure that
there are no cars coming from
the right (they have the
right-of-way), and continue to
your left, so no need to
actually "enter" the
round-about.
The road will continue
curving to the left around the
end of the airport runway and at
the junction a little further,
you'll keep to your left (so no
stop). The airport runway is
still on your left for a few
hundred feet, and you're now on
the main road heading east
towards Bodden Town, East End,
Northside, and Rum Point. Along
the way, the road leads through
several villages including
Spotts, Prospect, Savannah,
Lower Valley, and Pedro. The
latter three are located in the
district of Bodden
Town, so don't confuse any signs
indicating the name of the
district with the town itself,
which is about ten miles further
along the main road. Keep in
mind as well that all speed
limit signs are in
miles-per-hour, even if your
rental car might have a
speedometer in
kilometers-per-hour. |
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You'll soon arrive at the first
of three more round-abouts and,
again, you'll keep left and not
actually "enter" the
round-about. The three
round-abouts are indicated on
the map below by a black circle
and a dot in the centre. The
next of these three round-abouts
is barely a quarter-mile
further, and you'll take the
second exit. As you'll see,
the first exit leads into the
Grand Harbour Shopping Centre,
and to the Hurley's supermarket.
After the round-about -- whether
continuing along your route or
exiting from the shopping centre
parking lot -- you'll keep to
your left, taking the extreme
left lane, and passing
directly by an Esso (on your
left), thereby avoiding an
additional and unnecessary
round-about.
At the next (and last)
round-about, you'll again take
the second exit, and
continue on to Bodden Town. At
all the round-abouts you'll
encounter, you'll in fact be
continuing "straight" along the
main road, if you can imagine
you would have before the
round-abouts were built (i.e.,
no turns at all). A few miles
further, you'll pass the
Countryside Shopping Village (on
your left) and a large Rubis
station (on your right), and
continue towards Bodden Town.
Shortly after a sign
lowering the posted speed limit
to 25mph, you'll enter the
village of Bodden Town, and the
road curves sharply to the left.
Just after the curve, there's an
Esso station on your right
(seaside), followed a little
further by a Rubis station, and
then, around 200 feet further,
Turtle Nest Inn & Condos --
three seperate structures. The
first, a two-storey, white,
Spanish-style building with two
illuminated signs at the road,
houses the Inn office (166
Bodden Town Road). This is where
you can check in before
continuing to Moon Bay Condos,
which are only about a mile or
two further down the road,
again, on your right (seaside;
physical address is 820 Bodden
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We suggest that you print a copy
of these maps to take with you
on your trip. And, just in case,
you can reach us (locally) for
help at 947.8665 between 9:00am
and 5:30pm, seven days a week.
The drive in from the airport
may be a good time to shop for
groceries -- especially if
you're early enough to check in
at the Inn before the office
closes at 5:30pm -- and we'd
probably suggest one of the two
supermarkets located further
along your route, either
Hurley's, in the Grand Harbour
Shopping Centre (a couple of
miles after the airport) or the
Foster's in Countryside Shopping
Village, in Savannah, only about
5 minutes before you arrive at
the Inn.
All three supermarkets are
open six days a week (closed on
Sunday), between 7:00am and
10:00pm You'll find a liquor
store (for beer, wine and
spirits) located just a few
steps from each of the three
supermarkets, and they're also
open six days a week, but from
10:00am to 7:00pm. If arriving
on a Sunday, there are
convenience stores open until
10:00pm and located along your
route (usually in/next to a
Rubis or Esso service station),
including one in Bodden Town
itself at the small Rubis
station just two properties from
the Inn -- better to walk to
after you park at the Inn
and check in. |
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