Nassau is the capital of the Bahamas and is known for its beaches and offshore coral reefs which are popular for diving and snorkeling. Atlantis, one of the most luxurious oceanside resorts in the world, is located nearby on the lush Paradise Island. Enjoy the resort’s massive water park, casinos, aquarium, shopping, and more

Dubbed the “gateway” to the Exumas, we’ll dock at the marina and cruise on the tender to the turquoise waters and sandbars of Allens Cay. In addition to plentiful swimming areas, you can get up close and personal with wild iguanas and snorkel with schools of fish that team along the reefs. Continue to the north side of Highborne to a protected bay perfect for water sports and snorkeling. Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy the east side of Highborne to catch dolphin, wahoo, and tuna roam. 

Experience the famous Mangrove Run at high tide, followed by a climb at Camp Driftwood, which offers spectacular views over Exuma Sound. Some may recognize this hill as where the D.E.A. set up cameras to spy on Normans Island. Secluded beaches here make for great swimming while the lagoon is an unforgettable private setting. Adventurous guests can experience a “washing machine” snorkel ride.

Nicknamed Drug island in the 1970s, this is where we will snorkel the famous Carlos Lehder’s sunken DC-3 aircraft and view thousands of fish swimming throughout the wreckage. We’ll then explore the shallow lagoon and tour the famous Cocaine Cave and Conch cave. 

South of Normans Cay lies a secluded, secret location where Limitless is typically the only yacht anchored. At low tide, a mile-long sandbar is exposed that guests can access via the tenders and water toys. This area is perfect for a private picnic as well. Several yards away is a private island owned by a high-profile movie star. 

Nearby the secret sandbar is a beautiful coral reef with thousands of fish and another sunken plane wreck which is often surrounded by large fish. This is a great area to take the tenders and toys to snorkel the famous caves at Rocky Dundas. Best experienced during low tide, guests can swim through and see the sunshine through the tops of the caves. 

Sampson Cay is home to some of the most memorable and unique experiences in the Exumas. Thunderball Cave is located here, which was made famous during the filming of the James Bond movie “Thunderball”.  Follow a snorkel experience in the cave at slack tide with some relaxation on the sandbar at pipe creek and Rum punches at the nearby Staniel Cay Yacht Club. A trip here wouldn’t be complete without a visit with the famous swimming pigs at Big Majors, followed by an afternoon full of jet skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, and relaxing on the beautiful beaches.  

Just a short tender ride from Sampson Cay is Compass Cay where you can pet and feed the nurse sharks who live in the shallow waters of the rustic marina. The opposite side of the cay is home to a beautiful crescent beach, an ideal spot for water toys, and a picnic lunch. 

Experience first hand the unique history of this private island as it was previously owned by a famous Ex –CIA Counter-Intelligence Officer.  Spend the afternoon aboard water tours along the private West Beach followed by a beach barbecue by our tiki bar. 

Home to the Exumas Land & Sea Park, here you can view a Whale Skeleton on the beach, hike up the bluff to Boo Boo Hill, and experience the famous Blow Holes. Warderick Wells is also home to beautiful sandbars, beaches, as well as excellent snorkeling. For experienced snorkelers, we travel to Jeep Reef and view a large tropical coral reef, with thousand of fish, and large coral formations.   

Moore at Valentine’s Marina and head inland to experience the island, home to the famous Pink Sands Beach.