Hoidays In Paradise Island Bahamas

Exploring The Abacos is simple. Lively Marsh Harbour, found on Great Abaco is the main gateway to the outlying cays, each with its own ‘must see’. Treasure Cay boasts mile of pristine beaches and a championship golf course, whilst Man-O-War Cay is the boat building capital dating back to the 1800s, boats are hand crafted without plans. Green Turtle Cay, amongst others is an old English Loyalist settlements with beautifully preserved colonial architecture, pastel coloured homes with white picket fences. Whilst on Elbow Cay take time to visit the traditional-style lighthouse, one of only a handful worldwide that is manually operated. On Sundays there is nothing better than heading to Guana Cay for a barbeque on the sands dunes overlooking the seven mile beach.

Originally known as Yumey and Suma scattered with footprint-free shores, this island series is a dream destination. The Exuma is divided into three areas, Great Exuma and Little Exuma are laidback and home to Moria Harbour National Park, its sand dunes, mangroves and sea grass beds provide homes to nesting seabirds and a nursery for marine life. Along the coast of Little Exuma is the prettiest beach in the Exuma chain, Pelican Beach also known as the Tropic of Cancer, thanks to its geographical location. The Exuma Cays are a playground for the rich and famous and home to the infamous swimming pigs of Big Major Cay, a day trip must-do.