Going to Hell on the bus

[Wild Bill]

Has anyone done this? I wanted to make sure the bus does go to Hell, before we stand there waiting for a bus, only to find out Hell isn't on a bus route. I would appreciate any information!

Thanks!

KT

[EBallgrl]

I am not sure what bus you are refering to but if you are wanting to take a bus JUST to see Hell, you may be a little disappointed. You can see the whole place in about 5 mins, it is a small place. Funny novelty stuff available to buy at the giftshop, and funny picture opps but the actual site isnt very impressive. At least this is my opinion, i am sure others may disagree. It was cool to see but I wouldnt dedicate an entire trip to see it. Try to find a package tour that goes all over the island through a local company that includes this stop. :)

[cruisejunkie2]

I agree the Hell stop was a rip off just buy expensive t shirts.....and the post card does not get home for 2 weeks!

[Wild Bill]

I was thinking of taking the City Bus that goes to West Bay, where Hell is. On the way back, I thought we could stop at a beach closer to the tender dock, since it would be on the same bus route. I guess I should have put City Bus in my title.

Thanks for your info though!

KT

[suebee53]

Before you get your expectations up, do a search for "Hell Cayman" on YouTube. You'll pretty much get the whole experience from the few videos already there.

 

Unless, of course, you plan on making jokes about going to hell and back, etc. . . . :)

[Cruisekrazy63]

My husband and I take the bus in Cayman to wherever we want to go. It is much cheaper. We have taken it to hell and will always ride the city bus. We love riding the buses in Grand Cayman. We are going back for 10 days in about 9 weeks and will again take the bus.

[nolaAlive]

Has anyone done this? I wanted to make sure the bus does go to Hell, before we stand there waiting for a bus, only to find out Hell isn't on a bus route. I would appreciate any information!

Thanks!

KT

 

I've taken the public bus to a number of places before. Yes, you can get one to Hell and also stop off wherever you want to.

 

When you get to the bus depot in Georgetown (next to the Library) ask them which bus (van) to get in. Let the driver know where you want to go. Also, the locals are very helpful.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Most of the bus stops look like this, but you can flag them down, as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[gazingm42]

going to hell was a not worth my time. Just a PO and gift shop selling shirts

and the like. The main attraction was some lime stone rocks.

 

We took ours our a 3 stop tour, turtle, hell and stingrays.

[Wild Bill]

Thanks Cruisekrazy63 and NolaAlive for the very helpful information and pictures, concerning the bus! Very much appreciated!

We are going to GC next week, and we will give the buses a try!

[keenie803]

does the bus going to Hell wait for you or do you have to wait for another one to come back? How often do the buses come around? We dont have buses where I live so Im not sure how they work. (other than the school bus) :p

[BillyJen]

If you are travelling with a few more people, it might be worthwhile and not that much more to take a taxi. With a taxi, you go when you want, you stop when you want, you come back to the ship when you want.

 

When we were in Grand Cayman, we just made a deal with a taxi. We went to HELL and back, all you really need is about 5 minutes there.

 

Across the street was the Turtle Farm. We spent more time there to take photos for the grand children.

 

Bill