Two islands. One shared soul. Wilder, quieter, and completely unforgettable — discover the Cayman Islands beyond the postcard.
Escape to the Sister Islands — where life slows down and nature takes center stage. Cayman Brac enchants with dramatic limestone bluffs, hidden caves, and world-class wreck diving, while Little Cayman is a pristine sanctuary renowned for Bloody Bay Wall, one of the most breathtaking dive sites on the planet. Together, they offer an unspoiled retreat for divers, birders, and anyone craving true tranquility.
Fly into Grand Cayman first, then connect via Cayman Airways to Cayman Brac (CYB) or Little Cayman (LYB). Cayman Airways also offers seasonal direct service from Miami to Cayman Brac. There are no ferries between the islands.
November-April is the dry season and peak travel. May-October brings warmer water and fewer crowds.
Cayman Airways inter-island flight from Grand Cayman
Pack light - small aircraft have strict baggage limits (~55 lbs combined). Check Cayman Airways Express policy before packing.
Mobile service is limited on Little Cayman. Leave the phone in the room.
KYD / USD accepted. Bring cash - ATMs are limited on Cayman Brac and nearly absent on Little Cayman.
Cayman Brac takes its name from the dramatic 140-foot limestone bluff that defines the island. Hike the trails along its edge for panoramic views, cave systems, and a perspective most visitors never see.
Cayman Brac diving is world-class. The MV Captain Keith Tibbetts — a decommissioned Russian frigate scuttled in accessible, clear water — is one of the Caribbean's most celebrated wreck dives.
Fewer than 2,000 permanent residents, a deep seafaring history, and a warmth that larger destinations simply can't replicate.
Little Cayman nature travel reaches its peak at Bloody Bay Marine Park — consistently ranked among the world's top five dive sites. The wall begins at just 20 feet and drops thousands of feet into the deep. Jacques Cousteau called it one of the best in the world.
Home to the largest colony of red-footed boobies in the Western Hemisphere — a wildlife spectacle unlike anything else in the Caribbean.
Fewer than 200 residents. No traffic lights. No agenda. Little Cayman vacation packages offer something increasingly rare — total stillness.
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