This dive site, encompassing the entire island of Little Cayman, is renowned as a bucket-list destination for serious divers globally. It boasts exceptionally pristine coral reefs and dramatic, breathtaking wall dives, characteristic of the Cayman Islands. While no specific history or navigational details for a single spot are provided, the island as a whole offers a diverse range of dive experiences, typically accessed by boat to reach its numerous dive sites.
The vibrant underwater ecosystem teems with typical Caribbean marine life. Divers can expect encounters with nurse sharks, reef sharks, turtles, and stingrays, with possible sightings of majestic eagle rays. The reefs are home to an abundance of fish species including snapper, angelfish, grunts, parrotfish, and grouper, all thriving within the healthy coral structures.
The best time to visit Little Cayman for diving is generally year-round, though the drier, cooler months from December to April offer exceptionally calm seas and excellent visibility. For freedivers, the manageable depths and clear waters make it an ideal location to explore. Scuba divers will appreciate the diverse topography, from shallow reef gardens perfect for beginners to impressive walls for more experienced divers.
