We felt fairly compelled to do a couple of things away from our condo during our trip, but to be honest there’s not a lot of activity to be had in Grand Cayman, outside of lounging and diving (which is exactly how we roll – well, the lounging part, not the diving). But we had the car and we had the kids, so we made our first ever trip to the Turtle Farm on the far west end of the island. It was well worth it, with the kids surprised by the massive size of the turtles and the adults surprised by the clean and pretty grounds (the property also has a small water park and other attractions, for those looking to make more of a day of it). With that said, I do believe it will be a “one and done” activity, particularly as the kids grow up and get more involved in things like snorkeling. And if they are like their parents, lounging.

Kerry’s outfit details and links: Anthropologie dress | L Space sandals (super comfortable!) | Target hat (old, also love this one) | Michael Kors watch | Kate Spade necklaces | Tory Burch earrings (sold out, similar here and love this style) and sunglasses | Old Navy tote (35% off today!)
Ella’s outfit details and links: Old Navy dress | hat (also love this one but just a bit too big for her) and flip flops (all 35% off today!)
Taylor’s outfit details and links: Boden shirt | Gap shorts | Keen shoes

We stopped at this cute place on the way back to our condo for lunch on the beach.

Ella, right after she dropped her new stuffed turtle in the ocean, which immediately followed me warning her not to bring it on the beach in case she dropped it (which she insisted would never happen).
Me, taking the turtle back after she handed the soggy thing to me, saying “this wet, I want a new one.”

Reality Check. The kids’ favorite part of the day was the gift shop and getting the stuffed turtles. By a mile.