The Bahamas

The Exumas are made up of a chain of 365 "cays" (islands). Their beauty is jaw-dropping: crystal clear waters, stunning coral reefs, and white-sand beaches. With several small airports throughout the islands, there are a number of unique itineraries we can arrange. Snorkeling, beach combing, hiking, visiting the local iguanas and swimming pigs -- there is plenty to do both above and under the water.

Eleuthera offers a welcome mix of onshore and on water activities.  Get to know the vibrant and diverse cultures of these islands as we sail to settlements such as Governor's Harbor and Spanish Wells. Soak up the natural beauty of the limestone pools, caves, and coral reefs. Eleuthera has so much to offer, we promise you'll be wanting more.

Cat Island is the place to slow down and have a real "out island" experience. Long beaches and laid-back locals add to the quiet yet welcoming nature of the island. Hike up to the iconic Hermitage on Mt. Alvernia, the highest point (206 ft) in the Bahamas. If weather allows, we can also sail to Conception Island, a pristine, uninhabited island that is protected by the Bahamas National Trust.

Only for the most intrepid and adventurous travelers among us. The Ragged Islands boast raw beauty, and are one of the most remote areas in all of the Bahamas. Duncan Town, the only settlement in the Raggeds, hosts less than 100 residents and lies a mere 60 miles from Cuba. The only way to travel here is by private charter plane or vessel.

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