jonhall
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The bus does/DID pick up at the intersection of Andresen Rd and Birch Tree Hill Rd. and that is the reason we rented a car the next time we stayed at CC. It's not that long of a walk, maybe 10 minutes, but on a hot day and the bus not necessarily being on time, having your own vehicle eliminates waiting around getting hotter (as alluded to by @Damselfish.) You can guess on the time of the bus and may have to wait awhile for it to come by - that and possibly several passengers on the bus are the negative. On the other hand, the bus gets you all the way to the George Town depot and back to West End AND can you can be dropped off and picked up (flag them down) along the route. Be sure to use the link @KathyV shared.
I would say that Andy's car rental (have used a couple of times) is reliable as they have been around for a long time. Our last time in GC we had a flat tire - there was a reason we couldn't change it, which I can't remember - during our 2nd week and although it was later than we would have liked, someone came out to repair it, but as it turned out we swapped cars instead.
There are some little roads that we learned to take from CC that cut a few minutes off the drive when going toward Turtle Reef/Macabuca or Seven Mile Beach.
The link below is to the map and allows you to put in other parts of GC. You probably already know that this map makes it look a little easier that what it is really like!
Although I have some trips/diving to do beforehand, I am looking forward to going back to GC nearer the end of April - staying on the East End.
Map of West Bay Restaurants | Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
I would say that Andy's car rental (have used a couple of times) is reliable as they have been around for a long time. Our last time in GC we had a flat tire - there was a reason we couldn't change it, which I can't remember - during our 2nd week and although it was later than we would have liked, someone came out to repair it, but as it turned out we swapped cars instead.
There are some little roads that we learned to take from CC that cut a few minutes off the drive when going toward Turtle Reef/Macabuca or Seven Mile Beach.
The link below is to the map and allows you to put in other parts of GC. You probably already know that this map makes it look a little easier that what it is really like!
Although I have some trips/diving to do beforehand, I am looking forward to going back to GC nearer the end of April - staying on the East End.
Map of West Bay Restaurants | Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands