Exuma, a district of the Bahamas, consists of over 365 islands, also known as cays. The largest of the cays is Great Exuma, which is joined to another island, Little Exuma, by a small bridge. Known for its sapphire-blue watersu2014clearer than almost anywhere else in the worldu2014Exuma is a popular spot for yachting, sailing, diving, and coral reef and cave exploring. The laid-back atmosphere, friendly inhabitants, and stunning natural beauty make it an ideal getaway for tourists seeking tranquility and natural splendor.
The region boasts an abundance of wildlife both on land and in the surrounding seas, from iguanas to nurse sharks, making it a thrilling destination for nature lovers. The tranquil beaches and welcoming culture of Exuma offer a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Each year, Exuma draws visitors, who come to enjoy the local music, culture, and cuisine, alongside the incredible weather and natural scenery.
Located on Big Major Cay, this beach is renowned for its swimming pigs. Tourists can swim with these surprisingly agile pigs that live freely on the sandy beaches.
A famed snorkeling and diving spot in Exuma, known for its underwater cave system that featured in two James Bond films. The spectacular marine life and clear waters make it a perfect spot for explorers.
A marine protected area that showcases a diverse ecosystem including sand dunes, beaches, mangroves, and sea grass beds, offering peaceful solitude and pristine natural environments.
The first protected area in the world’s oceans, this park is renowned for its vibrant marine life, beautiful coral reefs, and underwater caves. It covers 176 square miles of land and sea.
Also known as Pelican Beach, this is the longest beach on Little Exuma, marked by a line showing the location of the Tropic of Cancer. It is known for its stunning powder-white sand and crystal-clear waters.
A popular spot on Stocking Island, this casual beach bar is accessible only by boat and famous for its Sunday pig roast, beach volleyball, and laid-back atmosphere where locals and tourists mingle.
Located just off the coast of Great Exuma, this island features beautiful hiking trails, stunning beaches, and the famous Chat ’N’ Chill bar. It’s a great spot for a day of exploration or relaxation.
A well-known local restaurant on Little Exuma known for serving fresh seafood with beautiful seaside views, popular among both locals and tourists.
Located in George Town, this is the primary grocery store where locals and visitors shop for food supplies, fresh fruits, and vegetables, reflecting the vibrant local produce of the islands.
Known for its turtle sightings, this bay offers a great spot for snorkeling and swimming with sea turtles in their natural habitat, surrounded by beautiful coral formations.