Bahamas

Spend the day kayaking or snorkeling at Horseshoe Bay’s uninhabited beach. Take the dinghy about one-mile north-west to nearby Allan’s Cay where you’ll be welcomed ashore by the friendly iguanas at Leaf Cay beach.

There are 20 marked nature trails to explore on land and 20 secluded beaches located throughout the island’s border. Both the hiking and snorkeling are unmatched at Warderick Wells Cay, where breathtaking scenery reigns supreme.

Shroud Cay is an uninhabited archipelago of rocks and white-sand beaches that boasts an enchanting channel of mangroves. Being at Shroud Cay feels like having a deserted island all to yourself. 

Staniel Cay earned its claim to fame after providing the splendid backdrop for two James Bond movies. . In the evening, make reservations at the Staniel Cay Yacht Club to enjoy an elegant dinner onshore.

Hawksbill Cay is an uninhabited island that doesn't stray far from perfection. Enjoy the place to yourself and embrace your inner Jack Sparrow. Gather some driftwood and have a bonfire on your own private beach.

The pristine coral reef that surrounds Norman’s Cay and its neighboring islets make it one of the most incredible places in the Exumas, snorkel a sunken plane wreck, rumours have it that is belonged to Escobar himself!

Not too far off the eastern coast of the main port of Nassau lies the little Bahamian hideaway of Rose Island. This 11-mile-long piece of boater’s paradise boasts snorkeling conditions, secluded coves, and four beaches