The Islands In The Bahamas

Known as the location Christopher Columbus made landfall in The Bahamas…

This beautiful cay is among the smallest of those inhabited in The Bahamas. Located 360 miles east of Miami…

Still carrying its Indian name, Mayaguana has a shorter history than most of her sister islands….

Celebrated as the one of the world’s great resort destinations, Nassau is the largest city, renowned for its luxurious accommodations…

Long Island has a few distinctions. It is named: the most scenic island in The Bahamas…

Inagua is actually two islands Little and Great Inagua, together covering 645 miles…

Grand Bahama Island, approximately 96 miles long west to east and 17 miles at its widest point north to south, is the fourth largest island in the archipelago…

The Exumas boast 365 cays, one for you to enjoy each day of the year. The chain of islands, most uninhabited, sprawls over a 100-mile…

A small group of English Pilgrims sought the shores of Eleuthera in the hopes of religious freedom three hundred years ago…

Unspoiled…lush, eight miles of pink sands, imagine, not having to imagine at all, but simply to visit…

A veritable boater’s paradise. A former stomping ground of the writer Ernest Hemingway. Whichever the attraction, Bimini, is a hop, skip and a jump away from Florida…

A treasure chest of gems, 30 islands and close to 100 cays, in fact, glistening as if jewels under the warmth of the Bahamian sun..

Andros Island, known affectionately as the ‘Big Yard’, proudly sprawls 2300 square miles in the Atlantic ocean. A giant among the Bahama isles…

The islands of Acklins & Crooked Island are close neighbours separated by difficult to navigate waterways and coral reefs…

In the north east, there is the Abaco chain of islands called “cays”, located 180 miles east of South Florida…