Little Cayman May 15-22, 2027
Immerse yourself in the experience that is Little Cayman Beach Resort—designed by divers to provide guests with the ultimate enjoyment of world-class diving that’s just minutes away. Little Cayman is located only 80 miles northeast of Grand Cayman, yet it feels worlds away. Nowhere in the Cayman Islands can you find a better dive destination.
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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
Pricing:
Pool View:
Double Diver: $ 3, 595.00
Double Non-Diver: $ 3,200.00
Single Diver: $ 5,430.00
Ocean View:
Double Diver: $ 4,195.00
Double Non-Diver: $ 3,800.00
Single Diver: $ 6,970.00
Important Dates:
1st deposit: $500 upon sign up
Full Balance: 08JAN2027
Pre-trip meeting: 11APR2027
Included:
7 nights' accommodation
Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily (dinner arrival day through breakfast departure day)
21 Drink Package
6 Days of 3 Tank Dives (17 Total)
Free Nitrox
Complimentary use of dive computer
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Welcome rum punch
Manager's cocktail reception
Airport ground transfers
Resort fees, taxes and gratuities
Hopper flights from Grand Cayman to Little Cayman
Not included:
Dive gratuities
Snorkeling available upon request:
Morning trip 8am-12:30 – two stops – USD $35.00
Afternoon trip 2pm-4pm – one stop – USD $25.00
Airfare – Diventures can assist, reach out to travel@diventures.com
Travel Insurance – Highly recommended
Gary Cannon
Independent Master Instructor
Gary’s diving background spans over 20 years with more than 15 years as a dive professional. He enjoys introducing diving to people of all ages, from young explorers to adults discovering the sport later in life.
Gary also enjoys teaching experienced divers new skills through our specialty programs and Ioves to lead trips to exotic locales around the world such as Bonaire, Cozumel, the Maldives, and Grand Cayman. Gary is a Master Instructor with over 1,500 dives in the Caribbean, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and the Maldives.
Little Cayman Beach Resort
Warm, friendly hospitality with personalized valet diving
Little Cayman Beach Resort has something for every diver. Comfortable accommodations, chef-prepared meals, and Reef Divers on-site with daily morning and afternoon boat dives.
A great getaway for divers of all ages and experiences. All boat dives, including Bloody Bay Wall dives, are just a short ride from the resort. Fuel up in between dives with a delicious buffet lunch before heading out for an afternoon dive. After a day of diving, relax, and enjoy your topside time by the pool, or pull up a chair at Beach Nuts Bar.
Little Cayman diving is mostly current-free, which is optimal for new divers, divers who want to move at their own pace. Underwater photographers love Cayman Brac as they can spend an entire dive in one location, searching for macro critters and waiting for the perfect shot.
Reef Divers: Personalized Valet Service Delivers the World-Class Experiences You Expect at a World’s-Best Dive Destination
Our own Reef Divers provides personalized valet dive services that many of our guests don’t even know they want until they experience it. With 30 years behind us, no one does it better than we do.
Reef Divers takes the work out of your diving—handling the heavy lifting and care of your boat-dive gear, from your first dive with us through your last dive (unless you’d prefer to do it yourself). We rinse, dry, and store your BCD and regulator daily, so they’re set up and ready for your next day’s diving. The only finger you’ll have to lift is the one to point out your gear as you relax in the boat, ready to go diving.
At the top of the dock, we have separate rinse tanks for photo equipment, wetsuits, and general dive gear, plus a drying room for wetsuits so you don’t have to take them to your room.
No Tank Dancing on Our Dive Boats
Reef Divers emphasizes safety first, followed by comfort. So, rather than you having to perform an unbalanced “tank dance” to get from your seat to the rear of the boat—with a 35-pound scuba tank on your back—we carry your gear for you and help you slip it on while you’re seated. Then it’s just one step into the Cayman Caribbean, where abundant marine life awaits your arrival.
Mostly Current-Free Diving Lets You Set Your Own Dive Pace
Cayman Islands diving is mostly current-free, which is optimal for new divers, divers who wants to move at their own pace, and underwater photographers who may want to spend their entire dive at one location, waiting for the perfect shot.
All of our dive sites are moored, which marks the beginning and ending points of that dive. Our dive masters will brief the location, establish dive limits, and draw a map of the tour they’ll lead. As long as divers remain in buddy teams and stick with the predetermined limits, it’s their option to follow the tour or go off on their own.
For those who follow, the tour lasts 35 to 40 minutes. By the time they’re back at the mooring and know that the boat is overhead, most divers feel comfortable enough to continue exploring on their own until their time is up or they run low on air. We recommend that new divers or those who feel more comfortable following the tour remain on the boat and be among the last divers in the water.
