population: 0.02 million

extension: 26 square kilometers

Museums

Unfortunately, there are no museums on Little Cayman. However, you may consider visiting the National Museum in George Town, Grand Cayman, which is about 90 minutes away by plane. The museum showcases the history and culture of the Cayman Islands, including exhibits on the islands' maritime heritage, natural history, and traditional crafts. If you're interested in natural history, you may also want to visit the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, which is home to a variety of endemic plants and animals.

Food

Some of the most recommended, popular and typical dishes to eat according to local people in Little Cayman include:

1. Conch fritters - These are deep-fried balls made with conch meat and spices.

2. Turtle stew - A traditional dish made with turtle meat, vegetables, and aromatic herbs.

3. Jerk chicken - Chicken marinated in a spicy blend of herbs and spices then grilled or smoked over wood fire.

4. Fish rundown - A hearty seafood stew made with fish, coconut milk, cassava, and plantains.

5. Cayman-style lobster - Grilled or steamed lobster served with a side of garlic butter dipping sauce.

6. Ackee and saltfish - A classic Jamaican dish made with ackee fruit and salted codfish.

7. Peas and rice - A side dish made with pigeon peas, rice, and spices.

8. Cassava cake - A sweet dessert made with cassava root, coconut milk, and sugar.

These dishes can be found at many local restaurants on Little Cayman such as The Hungry Iguana, Pirates Point Resort, and Little Cayman Beach Resort.

Activities

In Little Cayman, some popular activities among locals include:

1. Scuba diving and snorkeling: The island is known for its clear waters, coral reefs, and diverse marine life, making it a popular destination for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.

2. Fishing: Little Cayman offers great fishing opportunities, with plenty of bonefish, tarpon, and permit in the flats, as well as larger game fish offshore.

3. Beaches: The island has several stunning beaches, including Point of Sand Beach and Owen Island Beach, where locals and visitors alike can relax and enjoy the sun, sand, and sea.

4. Biking: Little Cayman is a small island (only 10 square miles) and is relatively flat, making it ideal for biking. Rent a bike and explore the island at your own pace.

5. Birdwatching: Little Cayman is also home to a variety of bird species, including many rare and endemic species. Visit the Booby Pond Nature Reserve to see the red-footed boobies and other bird species up close.