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Little Cayman Beach Resort

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Aerial view of Little Cayman Beach Resort
Pool at Little Cayman Beach Resort
Hot tub at Little Cayman Beach Resort
Massage room at Little Cayman Beach Resort
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A nighttime view of the pool at Little Cayman Beach Resort
A nighttime view of Little Cayman Beach Resort
Chefs pose with food at Little Cayman Beach Resort
The bar at Little Cayman Beach Resort
People enjoy a meal in the dining room at Little Cayman Beach Resort
Scuba diving equipment hangs to dry at Little Cayman Beach Resort
A beach cabana with hammocks at Little Cayman Beach Resort
The dive boat at Little Cayman Beach Resort
Scuba divers prepare to enter the water at Little Cayman Beach Resort

Little Cayman Beach Resort, Cayman Islands

1128 Guy Banks Road | Blossom Village, KY3-2501, Little Cayman | 7 nights starting from $342/ppn

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little cayman beach resort QUICK pitch 

Little Cayman Beach Resort is a secluded oceanfront oasis with a relaxed island ambiance, a boutique spa, Caribbean-inspired cuisine, and gracious personal service that treats guests to the true island experience.

Little Cayman had been named a top dive site in the Caribbean for its iconic Bloody Bay Wall, year-round perfect diving conditions, pristine coral reefs, and spectacular marine life. Little Cayman Beach Resort brings this magnificent experience beneath the sea directly onto the sand.

 

Quick Information  

  • No of Rooms: 40
  • Dive Center: On-site
  • Amenities: Air conditioning, balcony or patio, color cable TV, ceiling fan and private bath with tub/shower combination or shower alone
  • Internet: Free Wi-Fi
  • Nearest Airport: Little Cayman Airport
  • Airport shuttle: Yes
 

 

How to Get There

The Cayman Islands are located 150 miles south of Cuba in the Caribbean Sea, 170 miles northeast of Jamaica and 480 miles south of Miami. The resort offers airport transfers. Contact us for more info.  

 

Dive Overview

The warm waters surrounding the Cayman Islands are rich and vibrant, with plenty of large sponges, some good macro, and some tiny fish. For big animals - you can find a good number of turtles and groupers, tarpon, nurse sharks, great barracuda, and stingrays. Stingray City has very large friendly stingrays that are used to getting fed.

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 Accommodations

Types of Rooms, Amenities and Photos

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Little Cayman Resort Room Overview

The resort has a total of 40 air-conditioned, spacious rooms situated in two-story ‘palm-tree height’ buildings and surrounded by lush tropical foliage.

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Poolview Room

The 28 deluxe pool view hotel rooms encircle the pool. They are spacious, air-conditioned and have a tasteful tropical decor. Each room features: 

  • Two doubles or one king size bed
  • Individually controlled air conditioning and ceiling fan
  • Flat screen television, DVD players and alarm clock
  • Refrigerator
  • Coffee-maker complete with Wolfgang Puck brand coffee
  • Beverage center
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • Hairdryer and deluxe bath amenity package
  • Room safe
  • Free Wifi

 

Oceanfront Room

12 Oceanfront Rooms, located directly on the beach with spectacular views of the turquoise water and reef. They also enjoy the following additional amenities: 

  • Private balcony or patio with sun loungers
  • Microwave
  • Wet bar
  • Seating area with couch and coffee table
  • iPod docking station

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Resort Facilities

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Little Cayman Resort Features 

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Deluxe Dive Resort
  • Great Location
  • Full Dive Services
  • On-site Restaurant & Bar
  • Meal Plans Included
  • Bicycles for Guests to Use
  • Directly Beachfront
  • White Sand Beach
  • Swimming Pool
  • Beach and Poolside Lounge Chairs
  • Free Use of Beach Towels
  • Activity Center
  • Watersports

 

Little Cayman Resort Food & Drinks 

  • Wide variety of gourmet specialties, delicious fresh seafood & sumptuous island favorites.
  • Vast selection of local & imported beer, fine wine, tropical cocktails, premium spirits & Cuban cigars

 

Little Cayman Resort Activities 

  • Diving
  • Fishing
  • Watersports
  • Various land activities: biking, hiking, tennis, etc.

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Dive Packages & Rates

Little Cayman Resort & Reef's Divers Latest Stay & Dive Packages and Rates

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LITTLE CAYMAN BEACH RESORT PACKAGES 2024

All rates are per person and based on double occupancy. Rates are capacity controlled and valid on selected travel dates only. Requires Saturday arrivals and 7-night stays. Valid for travel from January 13, 2024 - January 11, 2025.

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Pool View

Ocean Front

Inclusions

Classic Cayman 7-Night Dive Package

 

Valid for Travel:

January 13, 2024-January 11, 2025

$2,995

$3,595

✓ 7 nights' accommodation

✓ Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily (dinner arrival day through breakfast departure day) 17 Boat Dives

✓ Drink package - 21 included drinks

✓ Complimentary use of dive computer (we require them)

✓ Complimentary WiFi

✓ Welcome rum punch

✓ Manager's cocktail reception (typically Monday evening)

✓ Airport ground transfers

✓ Resort fees, taxes and gratuities - except dive gratuities which are not included

The Cayman Escape 7-Night Dive Package

 

January 13, 2024 - January 11, 2025

$2,695

$3,295

✓ 7 nights' accommodation

✓ Breakfast and dinner daily (dinner arrival day through breakfast departure day) 12 Boat Dives

✓ Complimentary use of dive computer (we require them)

✓ Complimentary WiFi

✓ Welcome rum punch

✓ Manager's cocktail reception (typically Monday evening)

✓ Airport ground transfers

✓ Resort fees, taxes and gratuities - except dive gratuities which are not included

Carefree Cayman 7-Night Dive Package

 

August 3 - September 28, 2024

$2,395

$2,995

✓ 7 nights' accommodation

✓ Breakfast and dinner daily (dinner arrival day through breakfast departure day) 12 Boat Dives

✓ Complimentary use of dive computer (we require them)

✓ Complimentary WiFi

✓ Welcome rum punch

✓ Manager's cocktail reception (typically Monday evening)

✓ Airport ground transfers

✓ Resort fees, taxes and gratuities - except dive gratuities which are not included

**Drink packages include a choice of menu cocktails and well drinks, single-serve beers and ciders, house wines by the glass, and non-alcoholic beverages.


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Dive Information & Itineraries

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Little Cayman Dive Overview

The 80° F (26.6°C) water is second to none when it comes to clarity and it is said that more underwater photographs are taken in the Cayman Islands than in all other Caribbean dive destinations. The Caymans’ trademark turtles are a common sight and eagle rays, angelfish, reef sharks and grouper count among the 500 species of fish that have been documented here.

 

Little Cayman Dive Sites

Here are some of the dive sites in Little Cayman. Feel free to ask us if you would like to know more about these and other dive sites in the Cayman Islands

  • Barracuda Bight - This is the next to last site in Bloody Bay.Little Cayman Dive Sites We have in this area fingers or outcroppings from the wall. In the shallows, you will find Sailfin Blennys and many other juveniles and small fish. There are many crevices and overhangs to explore here. Lobster and Spider Crabs are found here, quite often along with Nurse Sharks, Green Moray and Black and White Moray Eels.
  • Cascades - This is the first and most northern point in the Jackson Point area. Once you’ve entered the water and started down you will understand the meaning of Cascades. This is the area where it all cascades down to “La La Land”. You will find turtles, sharks, Eagle and Stingrays on this far out site, as well as conch. The coral heads in this area look like small mountain ranges. Makes for great wide-angle photos.
  • Donna's Delight - Donna’s Delight is very much like Marilyn’s Cut. One thing that seems to be abundant on this site are Flamingo Tongue shells. Nurse Sharks are frequently seen along these sites. You may find Flying Gurnards in the shallow areas, too. Sailfin Blennys are common, but you really need a trained eye to find them. They are only about 1-1/4″ to 1-1/2″ long. They dance above their burrows and fleet back into them when approached.
  • Eagleray Roundup - This site is a large sandy area typical of Jackson Bay. Occasionally we find more than one or two Eagle Rays here. The area is surrounded by large coral head formations and bordered by the wall reef. You will find large Parrot Fish munching on the sand as well as Sting Rays and Hog Snapper. There are also friendly French Angels and Grouper here.
  • Great Wall East & West - There is only one word you can use to describe the Great Wall West & East dive sites – AWESOME! The majestic vertical wall is unbelievable and in the shallows, you will find large coral heads teeming with life. Make sure you swim away from the wall to appreciate the wall in its full glory. Black coral, large sponges in yellow and red and critters dot the wall making a great photo and if you look closely, you might see the occasional Seahorse or Lettuce-leaf Seaslug.
  • Marilyn's Cut - There are some excellent swim-throughs on this site where two fairly deep canyons cut into the reef. Lots of yellow tube sponges along with red rope sponges dot the wall. The friendly resident Nassau grouper (Benji) and her friend will happily accompany you throughout your dive and even pose for a photo if you are lucky!"

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Dive Center Information

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Reef Divers Center Overview

The warm waters surrounding the Cayman Islands are rich and vibrant. Little Cayman Beach Resort's Reef Divers Center offers valet service and knowledgeable staff along with superior dive boats and equipment, seeing to it that all the needs and desires of their guests are met. 

 

Diving Facilities & Services 

  • Guided SCUBA diving boat trips
  • Snorkeling
  • Complete PADI instructional programs up to Dive Master
  • Aluminum 80 cu. ft. and 63 cu. ft. SCUBA tanks
  • Complete inventory of rental equipment
  • Wide selection of SCUBA accessories and Reef Divers logo sportswear
  • Freshwater rinsing tanks
  • Dive gear storage area and restrooms
  • Nitrox Technologies Membrane system for Nitrox dives
  • Wide range of PADI programs including Discover Scuba Diving, Advanced Courses, Nitrox, Rescue and other Specialties
  • 4 custom designed dive boats 

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Reviews (5)

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Fountain Valley, CA
United States
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I have now stayed at the Little Cayman Beach Resort twice. The excellence of the staff was evident both times. Everyone from front desk, to restaurant servers, to bar tenders, provide great service, and always with a smile. The chef here is a master at providing amazing food at every meal and superb desserts. They provide games and entertainment every night. They are also located a very short distance from the dive sites, average 10-15 minutes. The on site dive operation, Reef Divers, is a true valet service. Loading and setting up your gear each day, then breaking it down , rinsing, and storing it. Excellent pre-dive briefings and fabulous diving. Divers' paradise!

Visited on 05/2018 - Submitted on 01/26/2020
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Beautiful destination dive resort which was very good for dedicated divers who want valet dive service. Average age of divers was in the 50's. In the two level motel there were about 60 rooms. Upstairs rooms had carpeted floors and the 8 ocean view rooms were very nicely appointed.
The food served buffet style was delicious, very healthy and fresh with a decent variety of meat dishes of three choices per dinner. The dining room staff became our friends - so helpful and accommodating.
The dive operators were knowledgeable and friendly with great visual dive plans explained for each dive. Experienced divers get plenty of latitude and freedom. The reefs were in great condition with minimal damage. Sea life was abundant with about 50 animals identified including Ann occasional shark. 2 night dives were offered per week. Visibility was between 60 to 100 feet. Water temp in January was 80f.
All the dive sites were interesting. Annie's Attic and Bus Stop were special. With two to three dives a day few sites were repeated.
This resort had a fun bar staff. The all inclusive package included 2 delicious alcoholic drinks a day. The hot tub near the bar and pool area was perfectly heated with views of the ocean in the distance. The hammock by the shore were under a large palapa =very relaxing.
Dive shop staff, Caitlin, was most helpful.
I liked this place so much I've been back!

Visited on 01/2015 - Submitted on 02/08/2015
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Little Cayman Island was beautiful. It is a small, not very populated island part of the Cayman islands. It is ideal for divers wanting to get away from the mayhem of the more populated areas like Grand Cayman. We were immersed in the environment, iguanas everywhere. This was my first reef diving adventure and from what i saw, the reefs here were practically untouched. I have never seen such pristine reefs in person; this was something you see on the Discovery Channel. Considering that this is such a small island, the reefs around Little Cayman do not see many people and are relatively untouched. Fish populations were explosive and large groupers swam freely and would even come right up to you just to say hi. Plenty of reef sharks and rays, I was even lucky enough to see a spotted eagle ray - absolutely beautiful. The coral diversity was also extraordinary, very little instances of bleaching/coral disease. All the equipment worked excellent, I had no trouble underwater. Unfortunately there is no shore diving but if you talk to the locals, there is a spot on the other side of the island called Cumber's Caves where you may be able to shore dive if you can manage to get the equipment over there. If not, this site is wonderful for snorkeling - it even has two resident reef sharks who are completely harmless. The food was delicious but a little expensive (which is understandable considering that everything is shipped in to Little Cayman). The resort itself was beautiful. The bar within the resort is where all the dive masters hang out and swap dive stories. I enjoyed listening to these veterans chat about their experiences. The bar is also right next to the pool and occasionally, they would play movies on a screen by the pool. Karaoke Fridays were also a hit with the crowd. The rooms were clean and very well kept. The wifi worked well and the flat screen TV was very nice. There was also DVD player in the room. The rooms were also air conditioned which was very important for me because I get hot very easily. The reefs surrounding Little Cayman are unmatched and the Little Cayman Beach Resort is the best place to go to dive these reefs.

Visited on 01/2014 - Submitted on 02/28/2014
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When you pull into the Little Cayman Beach Resort, it looks like a nice Caribbean hotel but once you’re met by the friendly and wonderful staff and check into your room, it’s clear that it’s much more…it’s a Caribbean gem. The rooms are newly updated, clean and comfortable. We had 3 people in our room and there was enough storage for our gear and clothing. We chose the meal plan and glad we did because the food is amazing. One night, while I was enjoying a spinach and watermelon salad with a tangy vinaigrette, one of many delicious food options, I asked a women working in the dining room if she knew what the vinaigrette was. She was actually the chef and enthusiastically explained the ingredients. I thanked her and complimented her on the food and found out that she went to the New York Culinary Institute. No surprise there. Make sure to get a slice of the chocolate cake...it’s chocolaty decadence…good thing I burned a lot of calories diving. There’s not a lot to do on the island except dive, the sightseeing is chill and easy to walk or bike to but the Beach Resort bar is a fun hang out.

But the main reason for being there is the diving and the diving was great. Reef Divers are onsite and the staff, equipment and boats are all exceptional. Nice wall dives on the Cayman Ridge or Cayman Trench, that reach depths of 25,000 feet…yes that’s 25 thousand feet. The coral is healthy with lots of beautiful and sometimes strange looking fish. Overall, a great Caribbean dive trip.

Visited on 11/2010 - Submitted on 02/27/2014
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Little Cayman Beach Resort is pleasantly unpretentious and laid back; as guests, my husband and I feel at once relaxed and pampered. The food at their Flamingo Room restaurant is outstanding, with impressive buffet-style meals that are gourmet in preparation and presentation. There are lots of fresh food selections, and nightly dessert bars to die for! Every meal is a feast. My favorite breakfast dish (anywhere) is their delicious coconut porridge. Oceanfront and poolside rooms are well designed and comfortable; as a photographer, I appreciate the ample sized counters, cupboards, and closet storage. Resort staff is efficient and friendly, clearly into making your stay fun, like the groundskeeper who, while pruning a palm, eagerly cleaved a coconut for me, primed for a straw and my lounge chair! Beach Nuts Bar is a cheerful diversion; its ceilings and surrounds are packed with “artwork” crafted by fellow divers, using organic materials (driftwood, shells, palm fronds, etc.) and paint; great fun to check out, or add to the collection yourself (they have the supplies). Nightlife at Beach Nuts varies from quite lively to subdued. A weekly team trivia contest can be a hoot. For a short daytime stroll, the Red-Footed Booby Sanctuary is just down the road. Other resort activities include kayak and sunfish rentals; there is a small pool and hot tub, and a gift shop called Mermaids.

Diving, primarily on the north side of the island at Bloody Bay and Jackson Bight, is nothing short of phenomenal: remarkable topography with steep walls, swim-throughs, drop-offs, and sand pans with coral mounts full of critters large and small; it’s a healthy reef with lots to explore. Sea turtles and Southern stingrays are common, and I often see lemon rays and reef sharks. Large barrel sponges frequently punctuate the reefscape. There’s plenty of great macro life and lots to investigate; as a photographer, I’m thrilled with constant close and wide-angle opportunities. Resident groupers are friendly and make for willing models. The “concierge” style of diving provided by Reef Divers means minimal handling of your BC and reg after the first day. Their dive briefings are well detailed, which I much appreciate given the relief. Visibility is generally 75-100 plus feet; a few sites have mild currents. Many sites allow for deep (>90 feet) or shallow exploration. I’d be hard-pressed to pick favorite sites (!) but I’m especially fond of Coconut Walk and anything with a swim-through. Reef Divers will guide each dive, but also give you the option of exploring on your own. Most diving is about 20-30 minutes from the resort pier.

LCBR is a bit more involved to get to, as an additional flight from Grand Cayman is needed, which for me adds to the adventure. As such, it’s great for people who can handle a little extra travel time and cost. I think it’s less well suited for kids (there’s no daycare or separate kid’s pool), novice divers (potential depths and topography). Snorklers may be disappointed as the resort sits on a shallow bay of turtle grass. I think it’s ideal for competent divers, couples or groups, and as to photography, there is something for every level of interest and skill. We definitely look forward to returning to the LCBR!

Visited on 02/2014 - Submitted on 02/12/2014

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