The Islands of the Bahamas

This 176 square mile park created in 1958 was the first of its kind in the world and is famous for its pristine beauty, outstanding anchorages and breathtaking marine environment. It is the first marine fishery reserve established in the Caribbean. 

The capital city of The Islands of the Bahamas is found on 21-mile-long New Providence, our 11th largest island.

The Exuma Cays are recognized as one of the most beautiful places in the world. Astronauts to sailors who have travelled with world, will all say the same thing: the have never seen the ocean display the colors they see here. The shallow waters, cuts between cays, reefs, fish and beaches, offer an unrivaled array of colors and beauty. The Exuma Cays are the most beautiful canvass in the world to enjoy the tropic life; from fishing, to sailing, kayaking, scuba diving, beach combing and exploring, the Exumas remain on the podium as the most beautiful of all.

Georgetown, Great Exuma, is truly a special place. Five minutes to deserted, white sand beaches as serene and untouched as they were 5000 years ago. Or, just a short drive away from all the amenities necessary for comfort. This isn't a dream, nor is it just the Caribbean once thought lost; it's one of the last uncrowded places and truly where the soul of the Bahamas still quietly resides.

Long Island is located in the south-east Bahamas and is approximately 60 miles long,  and is also narrow - no more than 4 miles at its widest point.  It is indeed a land of contrasts in geography, architecture and enterprise.

Freeport/Lucaya, the Bahamas’ second city, is known for its casinos, resorts and tropical entertainment, however outside this developed area there are pristine white sand beaches, three national parks, protected wetlands and an incredible resource of marine life.

This 300-acre cay is located 10 minutes by boat from Elbow Cay and 25 minutes from Marsh Harbour and is one of the most picturesque and undeveloped of the cays.

This historic road is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious properties in Nassau.  This coastal area is patterned with Colonial painted homes, bright tropical gardens and sprawling green lawns that stretch down to the turquoise sea.

Known for its world-class resorts, casino, entertainment and marvelous beaches, Paradise Island has become one of the most desirable residential areas in the Bahamas with waterfront luxury residences and apartments.

Lyford Cay is a magnificent private residential enclave located on the most western tip of New Providence. A half-mile of powdery white beach, twenty-four hour security and privileges of the rarest kind distinguish Lyford Cay as a truly unique place to live.