Little Water Cay, also referred to as ‘Iguana Island’, is located in the Turks and Caicos Islands, which are part of the UK’s Overseas Territories. Resting south of the Bahamas in the Caribbean, it’s under the administration of the Turks & Caicos National Trust. The place has become a popular eco-tourism spot, primarily due to the opportunity it provides to observe rock iguanas in their natural surroundings. It’s the easiest location globally to witness these unique reptiles. The place features dedicated pathways for tourists. Traveling across a stunning channel with a turquoise-blue hue, one arrives on a shoreline that seems untouched by modern life where reptiles have the upper hand. It boasts white-sand beaches, coasts eroded by waves and made of coralline, silver-topped palms rustling in the wind, and mangrove swamps teeming with mosquitoes and home to jellyfish that float upside down.