Just one mile wide and ten miles long, Little Cayman has fewer than 300 full-time residents, existing as an unpretentious, unspoiled island paradise. The only way to get to Little Cayman is to take a half hour flight from either Grand Cayman or Cayman Brac, where the narrow airport runway also doubles as the island’s main road. Electricity didn’t arrive to Little Cayman until 1990, and phone service finally came in 1991. Today, the island does offer Wi-Fi, but no one moves to Little Cayman for its modern conveniences. In fact, it’s quite the opposite—living on Little Cayman is a life unplugged, where iguanas have the right of way with iguana crossing road signs popping up along the main road. There’s excellent diving and snorkeling available here, and residents get around on bikes, mopeds, or four-wheel-drives that allow them to drive on the sand.