Beaches

 

Treasure Cay Beach, Abaco
Three miles of soft white sand and an unbroken curve makes this beach a classic tropical beach.

 

Tahiti Beach, Hope Town, Abaco
Located at the South End of Elbow Cay and accessible only by foot, bicycles or private, this beach, known for its cool waters and white sand is a secluded island getaway.

 

Xanadu Beach, Grand Bahama
Boasting of over sixty miles of sandy shores, Xanadu Beach is well connected and in close proximity to many local hotels and resorts, making it a popular spot.

 

Taino Beach, Grand Bahama
With two restaurants and constant activity, Taino Beach is a popular

destination for both tourists and locals.

 

Pink Sand Beach, Harbour Island
Three miles of powdery pink sand that is sparsely populated by a handful of resorts and private villas makes this beach a must see. One of the most photographed beaches in the world Pink Sand Beach also boasts of beautiful coral reefs laying just beyond its shoreline.

 

Banana Beach, Eleuthera
Located opposite the airport in Governors Harbour, this remote beach is a scavenger’s paradise. Valuable finds include pieces of driftwood, Portuguese fishnet floats, bottles, ship rope, netting and more.

 

North Bimini Beach, Bimini
Located in Alice Town and Paradise point, these two beaches offer unique sunsets and beds of sea glass.

 

MacTaggarts Beach, Rose Island
Accessible by catching a boat from Nassau Harbour, MacTaggarts Beach has remained intact for centuries. With no amenities, nature lovers can feel completely at peace when visiting.

 

Cabbage Beach, Paradise Island
Lined with palm trees, seagrape trees and casuarinas, this beach stretches for one mile and is a popular attraction for tourist and locals.

 

Paradise Beach, Paradise Island
With a classic curve that is normally calm and well protected, Paradise Beach is used by both Club Med and the Yoga Retreat to charm their guests.

 

Cable Beach, New Providence
In 1892 the beach was named when the first underwater cable was laid, linking Nassau to Florida. Since it has become one of the most accesible beaches in The Bahamas boasting of water sports, shops, hotels, restaurants, casinos and bars.

 

Stocking Island, Exuma
Shell collectors are in paradise when visiting Stocking Island, although with its vast hues of blue waters and shallow waters, it is impossible not to find a beach worth the trip in the Exuma Cays.