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Share some of the most pristine waters you've ever seen with grazing sea turtles, gliding rays, and curious fish at the Tobago Cays.

Drop anchor at this local watering hole on the edge of town on Union Island. Expect to be treated like family, strong drinks, and succulent lambi (aka conch).

Pay the CCMI a visit to connect with real scientists studying the pristine surrounding waters and check in on their efforts to stop the spread of invasive lionfish.

Grab a kayak from Southern Cross Club and escape to an even more secluded paradise. Then enjoy the solitude as the sun sinks into the sea.

A sweet little restaurant right between Little Cayman's adorable airport, Paradise Villas, and the blue sea. Be sure to try one of their iguana-green rum punches.

Fluffy white sand, crystal clear waters, a picturesque pier, and a little shade — you won't find a better stretch of sand anywhere on Little Cayman

The Brac isn't big on beaches, but this one comes with attentive dining and drinking service on the sand. Oh, did I mention there's a pool, too?

"Brac" is Gaelic for bluff, and nowhere is this attraction more spectacular than at this diminutive lighthouse just steps from a 140 ft cliff straight down into the sea!

Shaped like a skull overgrown with vegetation and hiding hoards of bats in its depths, Skull Cave is definitely spooky! And worth a visit.