Little Cayman Beach Resort

Intimate, Waterfront Caribbean Resort

Little Cayman Beach Resort is situated on a white, sandy beach in Blossom Village, the first area of the island resettled in 1833 after Spanish privateers ran off the turtle fishermen who’d settled there.

The two-story structure has 40 air-conditioned guest rooms with:
• Ceiling fans
• Private bathrooms with hair dryers, soap, shampoo, and hair conditioner
• Towels provided in rooms for use by pool or on beach (towels on boats for use on dives)
• Small drip coffeemakers
• Closets with hangers
• Televisions (although availability and quality of channels may be limited)
• WiFi
• Irons and ironing boards are available upon request

Small Resort with Big Resort Guest Amenities
• Waterfront Reef Divers shop
• Pool and jetted hot tub
• Tennis court and cornhole equipment are available
• Beach area with lounge chairs and hammocks
• Air-conditioned dining room with screened porch for al fresco dining
• Beach Nuts poolside bar (open for lunch, dinner, and evenings for beverages, sandwiches, appetizers, and small meals)
• Front desk offers assistance with island information and bicycle rentals
• Meeting/conference room
• Guest coin-operated laundry

Personalized Valet Service
Reef Divers is renowned for offering personalized valet diving, but what does that mean? Essentially, Reef Divers takes all the hard work out of scuba diving, from the heavy lifting and care of your boat gear, to switching out tanks and safely storing your gear at the end of the day. At our on-site dive shop, we also have separate rinse tanks for photo equipment and wetsuits and general dive gear, plus a drying room with hanging space for wetsuits and mesh bags so you don’t have to lug them back to your room.

No Tank Dancing
Reef Divers emphasizes safety first, followed by comfort. So, rather than 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 Sea, where abundant marine life awaits your arrival.

At the end of the dive, you hand up your fins and cameras and we help you ascend one of the ladders and remove your gear before you return to your seat. If you have physical limitations or special needs, you may choose to hand up all your gear before climbing the ladder.

Let’s Go Diving
In general, at 7:45 AM we begin briefings for our morning 2-tank boat dives and at 1:45 PM for the afternoon 1-tank boat dives.

For guests on dive packages, we try to take a morning two-tank dive and head over to explore Cayman Brac – weather permitting.