Things to Do on Water

From Allan's Cay in the north to Hog Cay in the south, The Exuma Islands have a lot to offer both above and below the surface of the water. There are thousands of miles of Invitingly soft, white-sand beaches stretching along the length of the chain, cays and inlets, for relaxing or exploring by foot and by boat. The shallow, crystal-clear waters provide one of the prettiest settings for snorkeling in the entire Bahamas. Fishing and diving are the mainstay, but many boating competitions are also held here. There's the Out Island Regatta in Great Exuma in April, the largest regatta in the country, and the New Year’s Day Cruising Regatta in Staniel Cay. |
BeachesThe mixture of legendary and secluded beaches here have mostly white sand. | Boating & SailingMiles of picturesque islands, cays and hidden coves make for spectacular sailing. |
DivingExplore Mystery Cave, a 400-foot-deep blue hole, dropping from 15 to 100 feet. | Family FunFamily activities include glassbottom boat rides and a “CastAway Getaway.” |
FishingYou'll find deep-sea fishing, reef fishing, bottom fishing and fly-fishing here. | Water SportsSnorkel with swimming pigs or see corals, fish and sea fans on the ocean's floor. |





