Little Cayman is the smallest of the Cayman Islands – 10 miles long by 1 mile wide. It is the least developed Cayman Island and with approximately 170 very wealthy inhabitants, there are more rare birds and iguanas than there are humans.

This island is truly an untouched tropical wilderness with sparkling beaches where visitors and inhabitants can find the perfect combination of privacy and relaxation soaking up the sun on deserted beaches or taking a private swim on the remote South Hole Sound Lagoon.

For divers, the island also boasts legendary diving with more than 50 dive sites – Bloody Bay Wall and Jackson Point being two of the most renowned on the Cayman Islands. At Bloody Bay Marine Park, the sheer coral wall begins at 20ft and plunges to 6,000ft. With exotic tropical fish, coral gardens and sea plumes; all of which makes for a truly spectacular diving experience.