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Little Cayman: Tranquility Realized

You know that remote island wonderland you always see in films and read about in books? It’s here. At only ten miles long and one mile wide, there may be more peace and quiet per-square-inch on Little Cayman than anywhere else. Bask on empty beaches with soft sand and only the sound of the breeze rustling the palm trees.

Great for:

Divers of levels
Peace and tranquility
JOMO seekers

How to get here?

Edward Bodden Airfield is a quaint airfield located on the private oasis of Little Cayman. Only able to accommodate smaller aircraft, the quickest way to get there is via Cayman Airways Express. If you want to take the scenic route, arrange a private boat charter to head over in style!

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A pleasant tropical climate all year round

Beautiful sunny skies and warm temperatures for the majority of your visit. No matter the time of year you visit, you will not worry about scorching temperatures or frigid weather.

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Moving around the island

Like Cayman Brac, there are NO stoplights. There are hardly any cars! Bicycles, scooters, and car rentals are your best options for getting around the island.

Getting around

Activities

unique attractions

For a real adventure and a true taste of Cayman water sports, head to Owen Island just off the southwest coast of Little Cayman. The only way to reach this islet is by sailing or kayaking across the island’s calm waters, so prepare for an exciting voyage.

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Step into the magical world of the Booby Pond Nature Reserve, a National Trust of the Cayman Islands site. Here, nature thrives against the odds, showcasing the beauty of wildlife conservation and the enduring spirit of the environment.

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Bloody Bay Wall is a submerged mountain range that has a wall that drops down a mind-blowing 2000 metres to the seafloor. The top of this wall is home to fascinating creatures like sailfin blennies, arrow crabs and octopus.

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