Cayman Islands Resorts

Little Cayman Beach Resort

Little Cayman Beach ResortLocated on the smallest and least developed of the three Cayman Islands, Little Cayman Beach Resort has a gorgeous white-sand private beach surrounded by a turquoise lagoon. The local pristine reefs boast over 150 kinds of coral and more than 500 species of fish – many consider this is to be the best diving in the Caribbean. Renovated in 2009, Little Cayman Beach Resort has a total of forty spacious rooms in two-story building surrounded by tropical landscaping.

Little Cayman Beach ResortThe poolview rooms have two double beds or one king-size bed, air-conditioning and ceiling fans, flat screen televisions, refrigerators, coffee makers, room safes, hairdryers and private bathrooms. Oceanfront rooms offer spectacular views and all the above amenities, plus private balconies or patios, microwaves, iPod docking stations and separate seating areas. Common areas in the resort include floodlit tennis and basketball courts, bicycles for rent, watersports center with kayaks and Hobie cats, freshwater swimming pool with a hot tub, a fitness center, wireless internet connection, and a boutique. The hotel’s spa offers a variety of beauty treatments for both men and women. A restaurant has a Caribbean-inspired menu and the bar makes great tropical drinks.

Little Cayman Beach ResortCayman Islands are known for their underwater wonders and divers will enjoy the great visibility and clear waters when exploring the many exhilarating walls covered in brightly hued sponges, corals and sea fans. Cayman’s trademark turtles are commonly sighted, and you can expect to see reef sharks, groupers, angelfish and eagle rays. Other activities in the water include snorkeling, kayaking and fishing, and the topside is great for exploring the unspoiled island by hiking or biking. The island’s pristine wetlands are treasure troves for bird-watchers, including the largest breeding colony of red-footed booby birds in the Caribbean and the only breeding colony of the magnificent frigate birds in this hemisphere.