About The Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands comprises three islands: Grand Cayman, the largest in area and most populous; Cayman Brac, distinguished by its majestic Bluff; and Little Cayman, the smallest and least developed.
All three are coral outcrops, part of the "Cayman Ridge" underwater mountain range which runs between Cuba and Belize.
The three Cayman Islands, located 150 miles south of Cuba and 480 miles south of Miami, are northwest of Jamaica and cover a total area of about 100 square miles. Read more about The Cayman Islands.