Little Cayman Beach Resort: Undercurrent 01/2025

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Dear Fellow Diver,

As we all presumably know, climate change seriously affects the Caribbean's weather; summer storms and hurricanes seem more intense and frequent. This summer, divers in many places - Cozumel, Belize, the Caymans, and elsewhere - lost lots of diving days. While June through November is labeled hurricane season, July through October are the more likely months for that sort of weather, but that may change. If you're planning a dive trip during hurricane season, lesser storms can lead to flight delays and cancellations, and high seas and winds may mean spending days playing on your computer (or better yet, reading) in your room because your dive boat can't go out in such weather.

Windows boarded up at Little Cayman Beach Resort Then again, getting stuck in a hurricane is another matter, as our correspondent writes in this month's travel story.

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It was just an early November purple blob on the weather map monitor at the Miami Airport. My dive buddy and I were on the way to Little Cayman Beach Resort for a great week of diving. It's clean and comfortable, has an amicable resort staff, superb diving, and one of the best dive operations anywhere. The food at this all-inclusive resort is legendary. It's one of my favorite places to stay and dive....

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