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Exuma Bahamas has successfully promoted itself as a destination popular among tourists from all over the world. Any Exuma Bahamas travel guide will present it as a great place to spend a relaxing and fun vacation, alone or in company.
Exuma Bahamas have a beautiful setting, a rich culture, good accommodations and services, delicious cuisine, and many possibilities of entertainment to suit every taste and temperament.
A Exuma Bahamas travel guide will help you choose the right Exuma Bahamas holiday experience for you so that you too can enjoy it to the maximum. |
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Exuma travel guide and vacation resources
The real Exuma is a do-it-yourself place, best discovered with sand between your toes. On its unspoiled beaches, the only footprints are probably your own, and the clear Atlantic waters that feed them dance before you like a kaleidoscope of jades, purples and blues. It is also a place where street addresses are nonexistent and where you will have to slow down in spite of yourself: there is regular time, and there is Bahamian time, and the more you try to hurry, the longer it will take you to get there. Technically, Exuma is an archipelago of 365 cays and islands that uncoils for 150 miles or so southeast of Nassau, but for the purposes of this weekend, it's just two islands - one named Great and the other Little, linked by a single road (the Queen's Highway) and one bridge. To begin a morning of scattershot exploration, grab a map and head east to Little Exuma. Keep your eyes open along the way. Exuma has a rich history of shipwrecking, blockade-breaking, rum-running and drug-trafficking, and you never know when you'll happen upon a secluded cove where Captain Kidd once anchored or even a brick of marijuana washed up on the shore. After you cross the bridge into Little Exuma, find the Tropic of Cancer Beach (so called because it's practically on it) between Forbes Hill and Williams Town and loll awhile. Or be impulsive: take an unmarked road (street signs on the island are as rare as neckties) left toward the water and see what you find. Beaches in the Bahamas are public property up to the high-tide mark, but you should respect private property in reaching them. See Leaf Cay. Home to a large colony of Exuma Island rock iguanas, which venture daily out on to the beach to be fed by the tourists. (Carefully: iguana have bad eyesight, and have been known to mistake painted toenails for juicy grapes.) Saddleback Cay. A private island owned by Island World Adventures [1], which runs one-day trips from Nassau daily ($190/pp). The island has seven beaches, including the gorgeous Half Moon Beach, shallow reefs in the vicinity and a spot where giant nurse sharks gather daily to be fed. Thunderball Grotto, where the James Bond film Thunderball was filmed. The crossing from Nassau to the northern end of the Exumas is only 40 miles, but it's across open water and can get choppy if it's windy. Bring along a warm, ideally waterproof coat, and try to get a seat near the middle of the boat to minimize both bumpiness and sea spray. There are nurse sharks in the waters around the islands. They don't usually bother humans, but it's best to ask for local advice on where to swim - shallow water is usually fine.
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