The Bahamas is a sailor’s paradise, with over 700 islands and cays offering some of the clearest waters on earth. From the iconic Exumas to the protected Abacos and remote Out Islands, this destination blends adventure, relaxation, and vibrant island culture. Swim with pigs, dive world-class reefs, or dance barefoot at a beach bar—the Bahamas has it all.
Popular Stops: Highbourne Cay, Norman’s Cay, Shroud Cay, Compass Cay, Staniel Cay, Exuma Cays Land and Seca Park.
Activities: Snorkeling (Thunderball Grotto), kiteboarding, paddleboarding, hiking to blow holes, beach bar socializing.
Style: Adventurous, scenic, ideal for active groups and nature lovers.
Popular Stops: Marsh Harbour, Elbow Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Man-O-War Cay.
Activities: Fishing, spearfishing, beach bar hopping, live music, exploring historic settlements.
Style: Laid-back, family-friendly, with a mix of social and serene anchorages.
Popular Stops: Bimini, Eleuthera, Harbour Island, Jumentos Cays, Ragged Islands.
Activities: Diving with hammerhead sharks (Bimini), surfing (Eleuthera), spearfishing, exploring pink sand beaches.
Style: Remote, upscale, or rugged; perfect for off-grid adventurers or boutique travelers.
Vibrant reefs, Thunderball Grotto, and shark dives in Bimini.
Explore 700+ islands, from lively cays to secluded anchorages.
Kiteboarding, paddleboarding, kayaking in crystal waters.
Swim with pigs, spot dolphins, turtles, and rays.
Beach bars, conch fritters, live music, and colonial towns.
Reliable in Nassau, Staniel Cay, and Marsh Harbour; limited in remote areas like Jumentos Cays.
18% service charge often included in bills; extra gratuities appreciated for crew and service staff.
120V (U.S.-style outlets); no adapters needed for North American travelers.