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Little Cayman
Located just 80 miles northeast of Grand Cayman but worlds
apart in terms of pace and atmosphere, Little Cayman is perfect for vacationers
looking for secluded scuba diving, fly or spin fishing, and nature. This
tiny isle spans only 11 miles in length and two miles at its widest point.
With none of the glitz of big brother Grand Cayman, Little Cayman greets
guests with all the necessities, including several small resorts and condominiums
with air-conditioning, satellite television, and telephone service.
It may be little but this island is a giant in the world
of ecotourism in terms of diving, fishing, and birding. The late Philipe
Cousteau once called the island's Bloody Bay Wall one of the best dives
of his life; today it's still a favorite with scuba divers. Orientation: Sightseeing Travel Necessities: Watersports |
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With
just over 100 permanent residents, the island's biggest population is
that of birds and iguanas. Over 2,000 Little Cayman rock iguanas call
this island home, so many that "iguana crossing" and "iguana
right of way" signs are posted to protect these lizards, which can
grow up to five feet in length.