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Exuma

Bahamas
Island Chain·Serene, Idyllic, Natural, Picturesque
Exuma
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Exuma
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Exuma
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Exuma
Photo by Forest S from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Patricia Santos from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Lee Robinson from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Forest S from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Patricia Santos from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Forest S from Unsplash
Exuma
Photo by Patricia Santos from Unsplash

Exuma is a picturesque district in The Bahamas, stretching across a 130-mile chain of over 365 islands and cays. The heart of the region is Great Exuma, connected to Little Exuma by a small bridge, allowing visitors to easily explore both islands. George Town, the capital, serves as a historic and cultural hub, while the surrounding waters are a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. One of the most famous landmarks is the Tropic of Cancer Beach, celebrated for its powdery white sand and vibrant turquoise sea. Whether you are navigating the hidden cays or relaxing on secluded shores, Exuma provides a tranquil and naturally beautiful escape from the everyday.

Exuma is a picturesque district in The Bahamas, stretching across a 130-mile chain of over 365 islands and cays. The heart of the region is Great Exuma, connected to Little Exuma by a small bridge, allowing visitors to easily explore both islands. George Town, the capital, serves as a historic and cultural hub, while the surrounding waters are a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. One of the most famous landmarks is the Tropic of Cancer Beach, celebrated for its powdery white sand and vibrant turquoise sea. Whether you are navigating the hidden cays or relaxing on secluded shores, Exuma provides a tranquil and naturally beautiful escape from the everyday.

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Highlights

  • Over 365 stunning islands and cays to explore.

  • The world-famous Tropic of Cancer Beach with pristine white sands.

  • Vibrant marine life perfect for snorkeling and diving.

  • The charming capital of George Town on Great Exuma.

  • Scenic bridge connecting Great Exuma to Little Exuma.

Before you go: Exuma essentials

  • Vast archipelago with many remote and uninhabited cays.

  • Rich marine environment ideal for water-based activities.

  • George Town offers the most amenities and local services in the region.

Island Hopping

With over 365 cays, consider renting a boat or booking a tour to see the hidden gems of the archipelago.

Getting Around

Great Exuma and Little Exuma are connected by a bridge, making it easy to explore both by car.

Best For

Beach enthusiasts, snorkeling, and those seeking a tranquil island escape.

Currency

BSD $

Languages Spoken

English

Beach Essentials

The Tropic of Cancer Beach is a must-visit for its scenery, but remember to bring your own supplies as it is quite secluded.

Best time to visit Exuma

December-April

Spring

Spring offers mild temperatures and clear skies, making it an ideal time for snorkeling and beach days.

Summer

Summers are hot and humid with warm water perfect for diving, though visitors should be aware of hurricane season.

Fall

Fall is a quieter time with fewer tourists, but it is important to monitor weather reports during the peak of hurricane season.

Best Season

Winter

Winter features pleasant, cooler weather and is the most popular time for visitors escaping colder climates.

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Location

Exuma, Bahamas
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Natural & historic sites in Exuma

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Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park

Protected Area · Pristine, Serene, Wild, Protected

Cities in Exuma

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George Town