Explore Exuma Islands, The Bahamas

This is a short video on Exuma travel & tourism. Go through https://www.bermuda-attractions.com/bermuda2_000176.htm for detailed information. Exuma is a laidback Bahamian out-island...in fact a cluster of 365 islands and cays. George Town overlooking the Elizabeth harbour is the main township and the capital of Exuma. There are several lovely pristine beaches scattered all around Exuma. You should take a boat tour to visit the chain of cays. Staniel Cay is the main hub of the cays. Thunderball Grotto located near Staniel Cay is an underwater cavern teeming with corals and marine life... it's ideal for snorkelling and diving. Visit the pig beach to see and feed swimming pigs, Allen cay to see and feed the endangered Iguanas (large lizard-like creatures), Compass cay to swim with Nurse sharks, the scenic sandbars at Pike Cay, and so much more. Take your lunch at Staniel Cay Yacht Club. You can also take a sailing trip to the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park... a 176 sq. miles national park covering the protected land and sea area in the cays that has exotic marine life, corals and amazing landscapes and bio-diversity. There are nice hotels and resorts in Great Exuma (many of them in and around George town). The Fish Fry shacks have eateries that offer amazing local seafood. Conch Salad is very popular here. You should also visit Stocking Island located in the Elizabeth harbour and easily reachable from George Town by water taxi. Other than wonderful beaches, Stocking Island has well-known beach bars like the famous Chat 'n' Chill. International and domestic flights arrive at Exuma International Airport located near George town. Transportation between the islands of Exuma is mainly by boats. There are taxis in Great and Little Exuma, but no public bus. Image Credits: James St. John, flickr cc by 2.0 Barbara Guida, flickr, cc by 2.0 Craig Dennis, flickr, cc by 2.0 picearl, Shutterstock cdorobek, flickr, cc by 2.0 bookfinch, flickr, cc by 2.0 Greg Grimes, flickr, cc by-sa 2.0