Your Guide to the Top Beaches and Snorkeling in the Exumas, Bahamas
The Exumas are a beautiful chain of islands located in the center of the Bahamas. The Exumas have 365 islands with pristine beaches, sandbars, amazing snorkeling, and crystal clear water.
I have this page broken down into 4 areas to explore: Staniel Cay and surrounding islands, Great Exuma Island, Little Exuma Island, and Stocking Island and surrounding islands.
Check out each blog post for ideas of places to visit on your next trip to The Exumas!
My Top 17 Best Beaches and Snorkeling in The Exumas, Bahamas
This video will help you plan out your next trip to the Exumas, Bahamas. These are the best beaches and snorkeling spots to go to and how to access them.
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Destinations Map for The Exumas, Bahamas
Staniel Cay and The Surrounding Islands
We took an excursion on the north end of the Exumas. It took us to Staniel Cay, Leaf Cay, Pig Beach on Big Majors Cay, Compass Cay, The Musician Mermaid on Rudder Cut Cay, The Sandbar at Little Pipe Cay, Thunderball Grotto just off of Staniel Cay, and a plane wreck just off of Staniel Cay. Click on the blog post to explore all of these amazing destinations.
The Best Beaches on Great Exuma Island
We stayed on Great Exuma Island and were able to visit the best beaches. The beaches are listed from the north end of the island and heading south in order. I'm also including our airbnb rental review in this section in case you're looking for a great place to stay.
The Best Beaches on Little Exuma Island
We stayed on Great Exuma Island, which has a bridge to Little Exuma Island. We were able to visit the best beaches on Little Exuma. The beaches are listed from the north end of the island and heading south in order.
The Best Beaches on Stocking Island, Redshank Cays, and the Man-O-War Cay Sandbar & Beach
One of the best parts about exploring the Exumas is going to remote islands that have very few people. We rented a boat to explore these destinations. We rented our boat from Minn's Watersports in George Town on Great Exuma Island.
