What draws people year after year to Little Cayman? The diving. Colorful reefs, an abundance of marine life, and high walls. The island is known as one of the top diving destinations and is said to be the most photographed out of all other Caribbean islands. 

Along with the breathtaking diving, the 10-mile-long island is a perfect peaceful getaway. The small island offers a quiet atmosphere with soft, white sand beaches and turquoise blue water. This remote island provides all day relaxation on the surface with all of the excitement lying beneath the water. 

Little Cayman is one of three islands that make up the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean Sea. The island is approximately 60 miles northeast of Grand Cayman and five miles west of Cayman Brac.

Originally known as “Las Tortugas” (The Turtles), Little Cayman is blessed with an abundance of marine life. Turtles, of course, are a common sight as are eagle rays, angelfish, reef sharks and groupers. Towering high above the ocean floors stands two amazing wall systems. Jackson Point and Bloody Bay Wall. Each provides luscious coral and sponges with a variety of tunnels and turns to explore. As you descend toward the ocean floor, you will be surrounded by immense beauty and blue waters.

You might see:

Spotted eagle rays

Nassau grouper

Hawksbill and green turtles year-round

Loggerhead turtles

Sharks (7 species)

Starfish

Recommended Specialty Courses

Underwater photography

Perfect buoyancy

Boat diving