Beaches in Exuma

In the world of high-speed Internet, fast-paced life and the constant search for quick solutions, Tropic of Cancer is an oasis of peace and tranquility. It seems that this wide beach with soft white sand, bordered by turquoise waters, has a magical origin. Otherwise, it is difficult to explain why this paradise on earth continues to remain an untouched part of the tropics, preserving the pristine nature of primitive nature. By the way, the beach got its name not by accident - it is here that at the latitude of 23.5 degrees passes the meridian Tropic of Cancer.

Pig Beach is a tropical island inhabited by pigs. Its inhabitants are famous for their hospitality and willingly make contact with tourists. This place is also known for its bright blue waters, long sandy beaches, dense forests and underwater caves. People come here to take a break from civilization and enjoy the company of the kindest and most sincere creatures in the whole world.

Musha Cay is a gorgeous sandy beach located on a resort island in the Exuma chain, 137 km from Nassau, in the southern Bahamas. The island itself is a private property of David Copperfield. At the same time, only one group of people can rest on it (up to 24 people). The confidentiality of their stay is ensured by those surrounding Mush Kay from all sides of the islands.

Coco Plum Beach is an impressive beach on the northeastern outskirts of Big Exuma, famous for its idyllic landscapes. When you are on its coast, there is an illusion that the endless azure of the sky here merges with the ocean - these waters are so pure and azure. The sensations of a paradise are added by the long sandy coast, covered with powdery white sand, which also impresses the sea bottom.

Shroud Cay is located in the Bahamas on the small uninhabited Exuma Archipelago in the Caribbean. More recently, this place was a protected natural area, closed to the public. You can get to this coast only by boat with an experienced guide, because the path to Broad Cay lies through the mangroves and narrow river crossings.

Moriah Cay, or rather Moriah Harbor Cay is the name of the territory of the national park located in the Exuma area. It includes natural beaches, untouched by civilization, mangroves, sand dunes. The animals and plants that inhabit them form a unique ecosystem of the coastal zone of the Bahamas, which everyone who is interested in wildlife and loves to explore is familiar with.

Pipe Creek Sandbar is a unique natural place located in the north of the Exuma archipelago in the Bahamas. The main feature of this beach is that it can be visited only at certain times of the day. Due to the fact that the shallow shores of Exuma go to land at low tide, the rest of the time Pipe Creek Sandbar is under water.

Jolly Hall Beach is a spacious and sparsely populated beach located in the western part of Great Exuma Island - between Georgetown and Hoopers Bay, within walking distance of resort hotels. From the south, it is adjoins to the Coconut Cove beach. Other nearby beaches include Hamburger Beach (in the northeast) and Hooper's Bay Beach (in the northwest).

Hamburger Beach is a picturesque beach in a small crescent-shaped bay on the northwestern edge of the Bahamian island of Stocking Island. Where this gastronomic name of this coast came from remains a mystery, but perhaps its outlines will seem to someone similar.

Pigeon Cay is one of the most beautiful beaches of the Bahamas. It is located in the north of Cat Island, 5 km south of Bennett's Harbor, next to Bluff, and is a private property. It’s most convenient to get to it by car.