January Activity Pick of the Month

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Red Sail Waverunner Safari Tour
A Cayman Must!

What passenger's really like about this Red Sail tour is that it's limited to smaller groups of people which allows for a more intimate experience (max 5 machines).  Guests can choose to ride their own Waverunner, or share one with a partner.
The tour guide gives great instruction on how to safely use the Waverunners, and also briefs you were he or she will be taking you to find the best snorkel sites on the island.  Their goal is to set you up for vacation fun with an action packed experience.
Snorkel equipment is provided for all participants.  Being on Waverunners, their tour guides can take guests to some of the more inaccessible snorkel sites which cannot be reached by swimming or a regular boat.  Guests love that they can really open up the Waverunners and cruise around after the snorkel stops.
Passengers share that their teens and in-betweens feel it was one of the best things they did on the island.  To let it loose and skip the waves makes for an action pack experience.  They have received great feedback from this tour; and below are some reviews they've received:
"Did the snorkel safari on the jet skis.  Best thing we did all week.  The snorkeling was some of the best we have done on the island and the added bonus of ripping the jet skis in between stops added so much fun.  Damien was the best guide and pointed out a lot of cool stuff around the reefs.  He was very helpful and made sure everyone was having fun." - Ronnie F
"Waverunner snorkel safari - great experience, you get to enjoy two incredible things in one when you do this tour, our tour guide Damion was great he had a lot of knowledge and really enjoys his job, he was able to show us great spots.  We was very lucky on our trip to see a couple of turtles which topped of the trip well.  Would definitely do it again!" - AMurrayyy
"My daughter and I did the snorkel safari our last day because we just couldn't get enough of the reefs!  We are both SO glad we did!  We left out of Beach Suites with our guide on our own private tour.  First, he took us to the SMB/west bay line to the Cemetery/Boggy Sand reef.  Beautiful coral and so many different kids of fish!  Plus some great houses along the shore.)  Then we headed to Cheeseburger Reef were we were literally surrounded by thousands of fish, thanks to our guides knowledge and tricks.  He pointed out rays, huge tarpon, and eels and knew so much about the reefs and the wildlife that I wish we had more time and he could have taken us more places! (The waverunner rides were fun, too!)  We loved having Red Sail in our resort.  They were so nice and helpful.  We will definitely use them again." - Beemer13
Grand Cayman's calm clear waters, white sand beaches and accessible shallow reefs make the island a snorkeler's paradise.  For adventurous snorkelers who want to explore sites from personal watercrafts, Red Sail Sports offers daily Waverunner Safaris from all locations on Seven Mile Beach and Rum Point. 
Sign up for a Safari and enjoy a thrilling Waverunner ride, skimming across the water, from snorkel site to snorkel site.  So be sure to book your spot in advance (24 hours notice) for a guided tour that lasts up to an hour and a half and includes two snorkel stops.  Your guide will take you to some Cayman's most famous snorkel sites; such as Cheeseburger Reef, the wreck of the Cali, Boggy Sands and more!

Red Sail Sports
Local Contact: (345) 623-5965
Toll Free: (877) 506-6368
Email: info@redsailcayman.com 
Website: www.redsailcayman.com


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