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Marshall's Rent-a-Car - Cayman Islands Car Rental Company
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Sunny Summers Or Chilly Winters, When Do You Rent A Car?

Cayman Islands is a place which sees tourists flocking in by water and air all throughout the year! Yet, like every other tourist spot, this place also has the concept of season and off season, governing its price markets. Rates would typically be high during some parts of the year and low during the rest of the year. Apart from the weather factor, vacations and weekends also play an important role in deciding the rate at which you would get access to the different facilities here.

Car rentals are no different! Conventionally, Cayman Islands provide rental cars at more or less a reasonable rate, competing those available at many other tourist places. However, there are certain short points where rates differentiate from one another. Time of the year for which you are booking your rental car is one of these prime factors that affect the price slot that you would have to pay. Summers generally are the months,considered under off season. Rentals during this period would be relatively low as compared to that during winters. The reason is the temperature on the islands and its fests and activities. Festivals are clustered mostly during the end side of summers or in
winters.

Winters are also the time when globally, families enjoy vacation time. As such, demand for residences and rental cars hover the skies during winters. It is but obvious, that during this time, rentals shoot up suddenly! More than often, you would be pre-informed about the rates if you care to ask about them. Moreover, websites of all car rental companies in Cayman Islands display the rates during summers and winters differently. It is a common fact that you would be expected to insure the car you are taking up on rent. And you would not be allowed to take a car on rent until and unless you are at least 21 years of age.

Once you are eligible for a temporary driving license here, you can easily book a car for your tour. Take care to check out the rates well in advance and book a car at least weeks ago in order to ensure the best deal for your pockets.

Monday, April 30, 2012

Cayman Islands SUV Rentals - Mazda Tribute


 Summer: 15th April - 15th December Winter: 15th December- 15th April
Mazda Tribute
$65 Daily
$390 Weekly
 
$85 Daily
$510 Weekly
 
5 Persons
5 Bags
A Mid-Sized SUV, Left Hand Drive

Monday, April 2, 2012

Cayman Islands Midsize Vehical Rental - Toyota Yaris


 Summer: 15th April - 15th December Winter: 15th December- 15th April
Toyota Yaris
$40 Daily
$240 Weekly
$60 Daily
$360 Weekly
5 Persons
4 Bags
The Toyota Yaris is available in both left and right Hand drive. Other Midsize Cars Available: Mitsubishi Lancer -Left Hand Drive & the Mazda 3 Right Hand Drive

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Cayman Islands Water Sports - Hire Rental Car


Diving: Diving is the Number One Watersport in the Cayman Islands. Renowned the world over for its spectacular diving, our small colony has many excellent dive operators to reflect this popular activity. There are over 40 in Grand Cayman, 5 dive operations in Little Cayman, 3 in Cayman Brac, and live aboard dive boats are also available.

Whether you are a complete beginner or a dive master, Cayman offers you every type of professional dive service, including equipment sales, rentals and repairs and scuba instruction at all levels. Nitrox and technical diving instruction and services are one of Cayman's newest dive offerings. In addition, there are several full service underwater photography and video centres with E-6 processing services on all three Islands.

A mixture of shallow, wall and wreck dives make up the Cayman Islands almost 200 dive sites among the three Islands, your choice is endless. Grand Cayman alone has close to 120 dive sites, some with beach access, others by boat. Cayman Brac and Little Cayman give you another 40 or so each to choose from. Most tourist publications will have a map of these dive sites, as will the concierge desk at your hotel or apartments, or ask for more details at the dive operators of your choice.

For a unique shallow dive visit our famous Stingray City. Here, more than 30 Southern Atlantic stingrays swim freely with snorkellers and divers in 12 feet of water. The site can be reached only by boat.

All divers who wish to dive must show proof of certification (C-Card) under the regulations of the Cayman Islands Watersports Operators Association members (CIWOA). Safety and marine conservation are key elements of all diving in the Cayman Islands. The maximum sport diving limit of 110 feet applies to all CIWOA operations.

You can be reassured that Cayman has a government owned two-man double lock recompression chamber, located at the George Town Hospital. It is manned on a 24-hour on call basis by trained staff supervised by a doctor trained in hyperbaric medicine.

Monday, January 9, 2012

Cayman Islands Things to do - Car Rental Services


While the real beauty of Grand Cayman lies beneath the water, there is still plenty to see on land. Some of these attractions include:-

The 65-acre Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park in Frank Sound. This heritage attraction was officially opened on 27th February, 1994 by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and named in her honour. The next milestone was reached in May 1997, when Hon. Thomas Jefferson, Minister for Tourism, Commerce & Transport, officially opened three new attractions there: the Visitors Centre, Floral Garden and Heritage Garden, representing the Park's $1.75 million, second phase expansion program.

The National Trust's Mastic Trail, a 2 mile traditional footpath through unspoiled woodlands in North Side.

Cardinal D's Park, in George Town is a private collection of animals in a natural tropical park setting on Courts Road.

Cayman Turtle Farm in West Bay, is the only one of its kind in the world. It is home to over 16,000 sea turtles, ranging in size from six ounces to six-hundred pounds each! The farm is a modern-day reminder of the turtle's role in the history of the Cayman Islands. When Christopher Columbus first discovered the islands in 1503, he named them "Las Tortugas," meaning The Turtles. According to legend, there were so many turtles that the islands looked like they were covered with rocks.