Bahamas

Elbow Cay

This tiny 6 mile island is glittered with pastel architecture cottages, hot pink colours and a 120-foot-tall candy-striped lighthouse are the high points of Hope Town. Getting around the island is easy, the main means of transportation being walking and bicycling. 

Green Turtle Cay

This small paradise island gets its name from the many green turtles that inhabit it. New Plymouth, the island's main settlement still maintains its original New England fishing village architecture, painted in Bahamian color.

Best for scuba diving, snorkeling and wild-dolphin encounters.

No Name Cay

Just a couple of minutes sail South-East off of Turtle Cay, this tiny spot of sand is also known as Piggy Ville because of its curly tailed inhabitants, These wildly adorable aqua pigs will swim out to greet you in expectation of a delicious treat. This is one of our favourite spots in the Bahamas and its ideal for a relaxing picnic and snorkel escapade. 

Delia's Cay

Ideal place for catching a sunset, this cay is home to the famous Grabbers restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious Caribbean cocktail, while relaxing on tropical steel drum music

Manjack Cay

Privately owned and undeveloped. The unspoiled beach is perfect for swimming, shelling and picnicking with your family and friends. It is also home to stingrays that you can feed.