Little Cayman: Little Cayman Beach Resort

Welcome to our Kids Sea Camp weeks in Little Cayman

We have created yet another magical family vacation for every member of the family to enjoy. Remote, luxury in the Cayman Islands at this perfect little boutique-style resort, painted pink as it blends in with the color-filled sky at each spectacular sunset. A pool on the beach for families to enjoy at the end of the day, watching their kids enjoy some pool or beach volleyball.  A relaxing cocktail while reminiscing the day's dives with each other. Snorkeling, paddle boarding, island hiking, and lazy hammocks await any family member.  This island paradise is where you will find the white sand and blue hues you have dreamed about sharing with your family. The diving is some of the best the Caribbean offers, from tiny lettuce leaf nudibranchs to sandy bottoms covered in conch and eagle rays that seem unaffected by the proximity of young drivers.  Garden Eels resemble tall grass in a distant prairie as they sway to the gentle surge that creates diving zen.  Kids and parents can dive together anytime or enjoy diving with like-minded newfound friends. 

We chose Little Cayman because it's one of those places where you feel grateful to be alive, with the ones you love most, and can sit back and feel blessed to be right there at that moment. The food is presented for every pallet and every diet, from gluten-free to vegetarian, and even for those carnivorous eaters, the meats are prepared expertly to your taste. Kids' menus are ready as they like and what they like. We know this will be another top of the memory of the chart that will last a lifetime. Reef Divers is the dive operation, and the service level is valet diving.  You are welcome to do it yourself or sit back and allow your dive gear to be gently adorned, requiring you only to giant stride to your place of peace and joy. 

Summer 2025

• 7 nights Little Cayman Beach Resort
• 5 days of diving, three boat dive daily (Sunday-Thursday)+2 dives on Friday
• Nitrox for Nitrox certified divers(C- card required)
• Three meals daily (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily)included starting with lunch on Sat and ending with breakfast on Sunday
• Soft drinks for kids aged 16 and under
• SASY 6 days (For kids 4-7): All rental gear, snorkeling, SASY unit, swimming, island exploring, treasure hunt, arts and crafts, beach games. Free Fins, mask, & snorkel 
• PADI Seal Team 6 days (For kids 8-9): All rental gear of PADI Aqua Missions. Swimming, island exploring, treasure hunt, arts and crafts, beach games, ocean dives, Fins, masks & snorkel for them to KEEP
• Jr. Open Water (For kids 10-17): Private PADI instructor, rental dive gear, five confined dives & 4 open water dives. Private instructor dives three additional days with students on a dive boat, fins, mask, and snorkel for them to KEEP (This is a gift from KSC; it is only for Jr. Open Water students in children's sizes. Adult sizes are not included for the giveaway.) 
• Dive rental gear is free for kids aged 14 and under.  
• One boat captain + 2 dive staff in water with certified divers
• Round-trip airport transfers
• Biking, Kayaking & Beach games
• Fly fishing is available upon request
• Marine presentations
• Island tour
• Treasure hunt for SASY and Seal Team kids- including fun prizes.
• Kids Sea Camp tote bags, T-shirts,  and other giveaways (giveaways vary per sponsor)
• Kids Sea Camp Host
• Opening dinner and presentation
• Closing dinner and presentation and poetry with gifts.
• Pizza and Movie night
• Slide show and karaoke
• T-shirts
• Hats

Not included: 

• Continuing Education courses: Additional courses are not included with Kids Sea Camp trips.  Please request and if we have available instructors we will do our best to provide.  Our priority is with keeping kids safe and our instructors are provided to dive with the kids.
• Nitrox course with E: Learning was completed before arrival. RSVP to Kids Sea Camp at the time of the booking (eLearning required but not included)
• e; learning for the JOW course is not included. Use the link we provide you for the course and pay PADI directly with our store code 22402.
• The drinks package (21 drinks package gratuity included $200) requires RSVP and pre-payment at the time of booking.
• gratuities for dive staff
• Round trip air to and from Little Cayman (LYB)
• Dive rental gear for anyone over the age of 14 is not included
• Soft drinks package for anyone over the age of 16 is not included
• Any additional nights, meals, or diving are not included but can be requested based on availability

Once you arrive on the island

This is a general schedule that can change depending on the weather or other things beyond our control. Other activities such as lionfish hunting, photo dives, PPB dives, boat and drift dives for certified divers can be included in the normal schedule for activities.

• Saturday: Arrival day and orientation
• Sunday: 3 boat dives  daily for all certified divers, and  SASY, Seal, JOW daily programs 
• Monday: 3 boat dives  daily for all certified divers, and SASY Seal, JOW daily programs
• Tuesday: 3 boat dives  daily for all certified divers, and SASY, Seal, JOW daily programs
• Wednesday: 3 boat dives  daily for all certified divers, and SASY Seal, JOW daily programs, and Pizza Movie night
• Thursday (Thanksgiving day): 2 boat dives, Thanksgiving dinner party
• Friday: Family dive day and closing celebration
• Saturday: Travel day — back to reality!

The beach and ocean is everywhere

The Cayman Islands Resort guest rooms include new furnishings inspired by tropical colors and textures, Caribbean themed artwork, newly decorated bathrooms, fixtures, and flooring. 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.

Features of the 28 Pool view rooms that encircle the pool

• 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
• A hairdryer and deluxe bath amenity package
• Room safe
• Free Wifi

12 Oceanfront Rooms

These rooms are located directly on the beach with spectacular views of the turquoise water and reef. 

Here are the additional amenities:

• Private balcony or patio with sun loungers
• Microwave
• Wet bar
• Seating area with couch and coffee table
• Housekeeping service is provided daily.
• Little Cayman Beach Resort offers oceanfront and pool view rooms with two doubles or one king bed. A maximum of four guests may stay in a room.
  The oceanfront rooms are slightly larger and have a microwave and a small lounge area.

 

Please Note: All rooms and buildings within our Cayman Islands resort are smoke-free.

Almost too many to list, but we are gonna list them anyway.

3 dives per day and 1 Three tank day over  Cayman Brac

Barracuda Bight: This is the next to the last site in Bloody Bay.Little Cayman Dive Sites: We have fingers or outcroppings from the wall in this area. You will find the Sailfin Blenny and many other juveniles and small fish in the shallows. There are many crevices and overhangs to explore here. Lobster and Spider Crabs are often found here, along with Nurse Sharks, Green Moray, and Black and White Moray Eels.

Blacktop Boulevard: Named for the Blacktip sharks that have been seen on occasion, you are likely to see Caribbean Reef sharks and Eagle Rays. A Manta Ray has also been seen cruising the blue at this site. Look into the deep crevices and come face to face with big-eyed Squirrelfish, Lobsters, and various blennies and gobies. Giant barrel sponges dwarf divers as they glide by. In the sand, look out for the tiny garden eels that retreat into their sand burrows as you approach.

Bus Stop: Large barrel sponges, blue chromis, and other schooling fish make this site busy and colorful. A sand chute down into the deep also makes Bus Stop a great dive—keep your eyes open for passing Eagle rays, Turtles, and Stingrays, and check the Vase Sponges for Goby cleaner fish, Crinoids, and Arrow Crabs.

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, eagles, and Stingrays on this far-out site, as well as conch. The coral heads in this area look like small mountain ranges. 

Coconut Walk: This spectacular site toward the west end of the Bloody Bay Wall is like a smaller main wall split in two – a mini-wall at a depth of 30ft and the main wall at 60ft. As you navigate the site – keep your eyes open for pillar coral and the turtles and stingrays that swim around them. Angelfish (Gray, Queen, and French) and Parrotfish are usually found on the mini-wall. Juveniles of all sorts (including Butterflyfish, Spotted drums) can be found. Occasionally, lemon (or yellow) rays can also be found here. Off the main wall is a favorite place to spot cruising reef sharks.

Cumber’s Caves: Definitely request this site if you like swim-throughs. There are two or three that will take you from the sandy boulevard and spit you out on the sheer wall at about 80-100ft. Aside from the exciting swim-throughs, you can also see a variety of juveniles on the mini wall. If you stick to the sandy area, look out for eagle rays feeding, Southern stingrays, and numerous garden eels.

Donna’s Delight: Donna’s Delight is much like Marilyn’s Cut. One thing that seems to be abundant on this site is Flamingo Tongue shells. Nurse Sharks are frequently seen along with these sites. You may find Flying Gurnards in the shallow areas, too. Sailfin Blenny is common, but you need a trained eye to see 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.

Eagle Ray Roundup: This site is a large sandy area typical of Jackson Bay. Occasionally, we find more than one or two Eagle Rays here. The location is surrounded by extensive coral head formations bordered by the wall reef. You will find large parrotfish munching on the sand and 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. Ensure you swim away from the wall to appreciate it 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.

Jackson Reef: This site abounds with marine life. During the day, you will find some very friendly French Angels who will be more than willing to have their pictures taken. Eagle Rays, Sting Rays, Yellow Sting Rays, and Moray Eels (both green and black and white), are frequently seen here. In and around the rubble area, you will find many small fish, such as Yellow Headed Jaw Fish, Sand Tile Fish, Sand Divers, and a variety of juveniles. For the night diver, there are a lot of night dwellers to be seen – Octopus, Basket Starfish, and Orange Ball Anemones, to name a few.

Joy’s Joy: The last dive site in the Bloody Bay area, with coral fingers and a mini wall, is a great place to spot the Caribbean spiny lobster. Eagle rays and sharks can be seen cruising through on your dive and be sure to check all the nooks and crannies for huge Green moray eels and smaller Spotted morays. The schooling fish, such as Yellowtail Snapper and blue-striped Grunts, will keep you company throughout the dive.

Lea’s Lookout: Lobsters, Arrow Crabs, Yellowhead Jawfish, & Sailfin Blennies are among the critters that can be seen. Sailfin Blennies live in holes on the hardpan between the coral outcrops, and the Jawfish live in cylindrical burrows among the rubble and sand – hovering vertically above their homes. Sharks and Eagle Rays can be seen cruising the site along with Hawksbill & Green Turtles. Check cracks and crevices for green or spotted Moray Eels.

Marilyn’s Cut: This site has some excellent swim-throughs 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!

The Meadows: The Meadows is one of our favorite shallow dive sites. With sand at 35 feet total of Southern Stingrays, Conch, Garden Eels, Razorfish, and a maze of beautifully encrusted coral heads sitting right under the boat, you could spend your whole dive without straying far from the ship. For those who prefer deep dives, the wall is a few kicks away through short swim-throughs and out into the amphitheater, which is a large natural part of the wall. 

Randy’s Gazebo: The chimney and archway are the greatest points of interest here. The entrance to the chimney is around 40 ft, and then it's 40 ft straight down. An excellent opportunity to head west on the wall around 75ft where you can check out the large and plentiful barrel sponges. You will then encounter a great photo op – a striking archway that makes the perfect frame for divers or fish hovering in the blue water. There are also a few caves and a mini-chimney to be discovered. Look out for Black dragons, Butterflyfish, and turtles throughout the dive.

The Mixing Bowl: Named Mixing Bowl because this is where the Jackson’s Bight section meets the Bloody Bay section – which in turn makes for a great site with a sheer wall and rugged coral fingers. Swim through here is great and can pop you out on the wall to admire the purple, red, yellow, and orange sponges. Schools of blue Chromis, grunts, and snappers will be in the shallows, looking out for the huge barracuda under the boat.

Mike’s Mount: This dive site has many things to discover. As you move north of the Cascades site, you can look at some history. The first thing to be found is a small cannon on this site. Moving to the north, there are many anchors to be seen. You will have to look for these artifacts, which have been transformed to resemble their surroundings. There are tunnels through the wall (to “La La Land”) as well as a cannon in the shallows. We’ve seen sharks, turtles, Spotted Eagle Rays, Sting Rays, eels, etc. There are friendly Queen Trigger and French Angels, as well as Grouper.

Sarah’s Set: This site affords both deep and shallow diving. You can take the drop-off to “La La Land” or cruise through many canyons and sand flats. You will find friendly French Angels and Queen Triggers. Among the rubble areas, you will find Jaw Fish, Sand Tile Fish, and many other small dwellers on the reef. You may also see sharks, Spotted Eagle Rays, Sting Rays, and turtles swimming here occasionally. Some great tunnels open onto the wall. 

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Dive Training

• PADI SASY program: Six mornings of activities from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. SASY kids keep fins, masks, and snorkels.
• PADI SEAL TEAM: Six mornings of activities from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily, including all 5 aqua missions. SEAL kids keep fins, masks, and snorkels.
• PADI Open Water: All dives needed for certification (eLearning is not included.  For eLearning, you will have to pay PADI directly.  The link will be sent to you 4 weeks before departure to be completed prior to arrival.)
• PADI Dive Master course: RSVP 14 DAYS REQUIRED $675 add-on to package price/Contact Margo 803.419.2556 for more information. PADI C Card, E: learning and Crew Pack included
• PADI Dive Rescue Diver: RSVP $175 add-on to package price. Contact Margo at 803.419.2556 for more information. PADI C Card, E: learning, and Crew Pack included.

See more about Kids Sea Camp dive training.

 

Great food in a great location

The Bird of Paradise Dining: Staffed by an international team of trained Chefs, the Bird of Paradise appeals to the most discerning taste buds and serves a wide variety of gourmet international and Caribbean-inspired cuisine. Choose to dine in our air-conditioned dining room, screened lanai, or al fresco on the patio with our resident iguanas! The Chef will happily accommodate those with special dietary or vegetarian needs.

Beach Nuts Bar: Beach Nuts is centrally located at the resort, adjacent to the pool, and overlooking the Caribbean Sea beyond. This is the hub of island activity, and you will find something for everyone. The menu includes many local and imported beers, fine wine, tropical cocktails, premium spirits, and Cuban cigars.

The week at Kids Sea Camp can include events such as a Manager’s Rum Punch reception, karaoke, trivia, and other theme nights. Beach Nuts Bar also features a pub-inspired menu of lighter fare.

For the artistically inclined, collect a piece of driftwood from the beach and use the selection of paints to add to Little Cayman Beach Resort's ever-growing collection of Bar Art. 

Dining hours are tailored to dive schedules, including extended hours to accommodate night dives.

Grand Cayman then to Little Cayman 

Getting to Grand Cayman is as easy as flying to any major city in the US. Almost every major US airport has a direct flight to Grand Cayman. Once you get to Grand Cayman, you must take a flight on Cayman Airways to get to Little Cayman. 

The main airport in the Cayman Islands, Owen Roberts International Airport, is located on the largest Island, Grand Cayman. The sister island of Cayman Brac also has its airport, Charles Kirkconnell Airport. These two airports serve as the Cayman Islands' main ports of entry for visitors. Daily inter-island flights serve Little Cayman.

There are approximately 116 weekly flights into the Cayman Islands, including 42 flights each week between Miami and Grand Cayman, with connections to Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Cayman Airways and American Airlines provide non-stop service from Miami.

With eight airlines flying into Grand Cayman from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, booking your Cayman Islands experience is easier than ever!

Cayman Airways and Cayman Express provide inter-island service between Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman, making travel to the Cayman Islands quick and easy.

Once your family is on the island

Kids Sea Camp will arrange all transfers to the Little Cayman Beach Resort upon arrival. After arriving on the island, the best way to get around is by foot or bike.

 

There's more than diving at Little Cayman.

Little Cayman is not all about diving Bloody Bay Wall, it is but it isn't. On the island, you can fish, get a massage, hiking in a national park, kayak, paddleboard, spend an afternoon in a unique island Museum, or get a wonderful massage. 

Fishing: Little Cayman Beach Resort offers different fishing experiences for anglers of all levels and is a great way for people to experience the entire island. Little Cayman is an angler's dream with Bonefish, Tarpon, and great Tuna fishing. Call Tom about booking an afternoon or a full-day charter at 803.419.2556.

Please note: Little Cayman Sport Fishing is closed seasonally between August 15th – October 31st.

Other water sports: The South Sound offers protected shallow waters for enjoying kayaking and paddleboarding. 

• Single Kayak 
• Double Kayak
• Paddleboard 

All watersports are available during the dive shop opening hours, 7 am-5 pm.

Biking: Beach cruiser bicycles are available for guests during the day and with an elevation of only 40ft (12M), there are not too many hills to worry about on Little Cayman!

Hiking: The Salt Rocks Nature Trail is located on the Western end of Little Cayman. It is a historic site with abandoned phosphate mines and a railway track and is home to migratory birds, rock iguanas, butterflies, orchids, and tropical plants.

Tennis & Basketball: Feel free to exercise and have fun on the floodlit tennis and basketball court! Due to the heat, playing hoop and tennis at night is recommended.

Hammocks: Relax and unwind in the hammocks along the beach. This is the perfect spot to read or catch an afternoon nap.

Little Cayman Museum: Founded by Linton Tibbetts, this quaint museum displays over 150 years of historical information, artifacts, and an inside look at Island life. Mr. “T” was born on Cayman Brac in 1923 and has been a major contributor to preserving the island’s history. He has a great passion for the rich culture and heritage of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac and has established these museums to share with island visitors.

Little Cayman Marine Museum: Also founded by Linton Tibbetts, the museum pays tribute to the many sea captains who called the Cayman Islands their home and offers a glimpse of their colorful past.

National Trust House: The National Trust is dedicated to preserving and educating the public about the island's natural environment. The National Trust Visitor’s Centre offers library services, local crafts, homemade ice cream, and viewing platforms for bird-watching.

The Nature Spa: Nature Spa offers a unique spa experience for both men and women. Carefully selected products ensure you are at one with nature. Each visit is a combined endeavor for you and your spa therapist. Whether your goal is to relax, rejuvenate, or renew, our experienced and licensed professional will help to take you on a journey that promotes a healthy mind, body, and skin.

Massages offered at the Nature Spa

• Swedish
• Deep Tissue
• Pregnancy massage
• Acupressure
• Reflexology