Island adventures in Exuma

• Each of the islands offer very different experiences but most of the islands have much in common.  The beaches in all of the islands are some of the best beaches in the world.  The soft white sand and crystal clear water makes all water activities a must when visting the Bahamas. The Bahamas has the clearest waters in the world with visibility of over 200 feet. It has been scientifically proven that a specific algae, which requires light to live, is found deeper in The Bahamas than anywhere else on earth.
• You will always find fishing to be a popular sport and local guides and boats are available.  Whether you enjoy sport fishing or bonefishing experiencing it with a Bahamain guide insures you will have a enjoyable experience.
• Today’s Bahamians continue the tradition of the early Lucayan and Taino Indians by producing distinctive arts and crafts that reflect the skill and artistry of their heritage. Bahamians utilize local resources to create unique foods, spices, ceramics, crafts, art and music.
• For the action and adventure prone, surfing, diving, snorkeling, and fishing are spectacular.
• The Retreat" is a National Park and headquarters of the Bahamas National Trust. It is home to over 170 rare and exotic palms on the island of Nassau.
• In Grand Bahama  you can explore underwater caves. Local tour operators provide kayak tours and miles of park trails. Bird watching is popular sport for Grand Bahama. 
• Nature lovers will enjoy the Abaco forest with virtually untouched natural flora and fauna.
• The Abaco National Park includes 20,500 acres of animals and landscape that is protected and virtually untouched.
• The Abaco Wild Horse Preserve is home to horses that have ancestry dating back to the horses Columbus brought over on his journey to the New World. Tours are available to see and meet these beautiful creatures.
• Art lovers and historians alike will want to visit the Loyalist Memorial Sculpture Garden which pays tribute to the survivors of slavery and the loyalists who began their lives over in the Bahamas. The garden includes 24 different statues, all with a message or representation of Bahamian history.
• Divers everywhere will want to venture to Pelican Cays Land & Sea Park. Accessible only by boat, the park has numerous caves, coral reefs, plant, and animal life to explore to their heart’s content.
• Marsh Harbour has a variety of stores for almost every need, including a department store, supermarkets, bakeries, a hardware store, souvenir shops and a small straw market. You’ll also find a wide selection of books and magazines in Abaco Treasures, just one of the many shops located along the waterfront on Bay Street.