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dealchecker’s guide to Little Cayman
One of the great diving sites of the world Little Cayman may be tiny but it never fails to deliver with the beautiful turquoise sea, unspoilt beaches and fascinating wildlife. This nature lover's dream has lagoons, mangroves, tropical forests as well as the beaches and is a little piece of paradise.
Flights To Little Cayman
Cheap flights to Little Cayman arrive via Grand Cayman where all international flights land. Cheap Little Cayman flights from the UK take around 14 hours to Grand Cayman with a short connecting flight after that. Bookings for cheap Little Cayman flights can include this onward journey.
Getting Around Little Cayman
Many travel around the island by bicycle but car rental in Little Cayman can be arranged and visitors can choose to hire either car, jeep or moped. There is really only one main road which loops around the island, linking all of the places of interest here. Whatever accommodation the visitor chooses there are plenty of cheap Little Cayman hotels offering great rooms and service, including bikes for those who wish to cycle around.
What To See In Little Cayman
Many come to Little Cayman to relax and enjoy the resorts and beaches, but the diving or snorkelling should really not be missed particularly in Bloody Bay Marine Park. Blossom Village was the first settlement on the island and today is a shaded picnic area. There are a couple of museums and the Village Square has shops. However, alongside the diving this is really a place to marvel at the wonders of nature especially at Jackon's Pond or on the Salt Rock Nature Trails.