For this reason, as well as the extortionate price, we won't bother returning. I then realised she was waiting to take the cubs off us before we'd even finished playing - totally unprofessional and incredibly rude! We were only in there half an hour so I feel her behaviour was totally unnecessary. After my daughter took her go and I went to take mine, the woman rolled her eyes and audibly sighed. We peeped over the rope at the other course and noticed that it was completely empty! We got to the final (19th) hole and the woman came out of the kiosk and stood watching us. It would have been much better if there was a longer gap between groups. It became really awkward and felt like we were pressuring them to move on. We'd only been in for a few minutes when we noticed another family behind us, whom seemed to be catching us up so we speeded up, but found that we then caught up with the people in front of us. The tour is 2 hours and departs from the Paradise. We opted for the shark course and found the décor to be pretty good with the occasional trick when you get the ball in the hole - steam, noises etc. Cay Island Tour welcomes the opportunity to showcase, educate and advocate for coral reef conservation. The lady at the pay kiosk seemed ok and said we could take as long as we wanted and not to rush. My daughter and I went on a Saturday morning for our first visit and was able to go straight in.
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