Little Cayman
The Epitome of Serenity with Unending White Sands,
Tranquil Azure Waters, and a Lifestyle Rooted in Effortless Relaxation.
Oasis Land Development
About Little Cayman
Little Cayman is 10 miles long and one mile wide. Its famous Bloody Bay wall Marine Park has been called one of the world’s best dive sites, sometimes voted better than the great barrier reef. Inland, the 203-acre Booby Pond.
Nature Reserve is a RAMSAR site and nesting ground for the Caribbean’s largest population of Red Footed Boobies.
Your Paradise...
Little Cayman is a beautiful island in the Caribbean Sea. It is known for its white-sand beaches, clear blue waters, and the relaxed pace of life.
The island is home to a variety of wildlife, including iguanas, turtles, and bird species. Little Cayman is also a popular destination for scuba diving and snorkelling. Visitors can explore the coral reefs and see a variety of fish species.
Key Points
High Demand and Limited Supply
Little Cayman offers an appealing blend of seclusion, untouched natural beauty, and exclusivity that's highly attractive to individuals seeking a unique real estate opportunity or a vacation home. With only a small portion of the island developed, Little Cayman has a finite supply of land available for real estate, which may enhance its value over time. As more people look for remote and tranquil locations, Little Cayman's appeal and property values are likely to increase.
Strong Tourism and Rental Potential
Little Cayman, while being the smallest and least populated of the Cayman Islands, is not short on attractions. It's known for world-class scuba diving, birdwatching, fishing, and untouched beaches. This presents an opportunity for a strong rental market. Property owners can rent out their properties to tourists year-round, creating a potentially lucrative source of passive income.
Tranquil and Authentic Island Experience
With a small population and a laid-back atmosphere, Little Cayman offers an intimate and authentic island experience. Enjoy the tranquility of the island's secluded beaches, immerse yourself in the local culture, and embrace the friendly and close-knit community that makes Little Cayman a hidden gem in the Caribbean.
Key Attractions
Owen Island
Ever seen a tropical Island in a film & thought of paradise? Well, that’s Owen Island! Owen Island is a pristine, secluded & unspoiled natural environment that is only accessible by boat. Visitors can also enjoy snorkelling & swimming in the clear turquoise waters around the island, or a peaceful picnic they will never forget!
Point of Sand
Located at the eastern tip of Little Cayman, a tropical oasis away from the bustle of tourism. If you’re looking for a place to get away from it all, look no further than point of sand. This secluded spot is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Cayman Islands. With its stunning views and tranquil atmosphere, point of sand is a true paradise. Pictures do not do this place justice.
Bloody Bay Wall
Bloody Bay wall is a submerged mountain range that has a wall which drops a mind blowing 2000 meters to the sea floor. It is one of the most popular scuba diving sites in the world and is known for its dramatic underwater topography. The wall is covered in colorful coral and home to an abundance of marine life. Divers can explore caves and fantastic swim-throughs. Bloody Bay Wall is truly a scuba diving paradise and should be on every diver’s bucket list.
One of the world’s best dive sites.
The white stretched sands and turquoise waters you generally see in movies, can be found right here in Little Cayman. Little Cayman just a short flight from Grand Cayman, and which can be viewed from the North shores of Cayman Brac is a piece of pure paradise. Equip with numerous white sandy beaches including Point of Sands, Little Cayman is also home to its own islet known as Owen Islands.
Little Cayman is best known for its diving, serene landscape and variety of birds and iguanas.It is Bloody Bay Wall marine park that awards Little Cayman as having the best diving in the world. Most people who scuba dive the Cayman Islands claim this is one of the region’s best dive sites.
