Book boat charters, bonefishing guides, and snorkel trips in the Exumas. Explore the Land and Sea Park, remote sandbars, and world-class bonefish flats with local captains.
Experienced bonefish guide on the Great Bahama Bank flats.
Private trips to Pig Beach, the Sea Park, and hidden sandbars.
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The Exuma flats are among the least-pressured in the Bahamas — shallow, clear water over white sand and turtle grass with trophy bonefish.
Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
176 square miles of fully protected marine habitat — snorkeling with sharks, rays, and nurse sharks in some of the clearest water in the Atlantic.
Sandbar cay-hopping
Secluded sandbars, swimming with sharks at Compass Cay, and the famous Pig Beach at Big Major Cay — accessible only by boat.
Offshore deep sea fishing
The Exuma Sound drops to 6,000+ feet right off the cays — offshore wahoo, mahi-mahi, and tuna within reach of most charters.
The Exumas are a chain of 365 cays stretching 130 miles through the central Bahamas, from Barraterre in the north to Great Exuma and Little Exuma in the south. George Town on Great Exuma is the main settlement and charter hub. To the north, the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park — the first marine protected area in the world — creates a 22-mile sanctuary with some of the most pristine reef and fish populations in the Caribbean.
The Exuma Sound — the deep water channel to the east — separates the cays from Cat Island and drops to over 6,000 feet just a few miles from shore. Wahoo and mahi-mahi stack up on the Sound's edge. To the west, the Great Bahama Bank provides miles of shallow-water bonefishing territory, much of it still rarely visited.
Every listing on Charted Waters includes live tide predictions and a hurricane refund policy. Book direct with local captains who know these waters.
Exuma International Airport (GGT) near George Town receives direct flights from Nassau and connects through Miami and other US hubs. Staniel Cay (TYM) has a small airstrip for access to the northern cays. Private boaters often make the crossing from Nassau or Eleuthera.
Exuma International (GGT)
George Town — connections via Nassau and direct US/charter flights
Staniel Cay (TYM)
Northern cays access — small airstrip served by charter and inter-island flights
Private boat
Popular crossing from Nassau via the Exuma Sound or from Eleuthera
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