The Bahamas

Staniel Cay/Compass Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

Take a tender ride to the north end of Compass Cay, which is the home of ‘Rachel’s Bubble Bath’ - a natural whirlpool. Depending on the tide, this unique pool is either a flat, peaceful lagoon, or bubbling bath. Then, onto ‘Big Major’s Spot’, where the famous swimming pigs will greet you in the water and on the beach.

Day 1

Back at Staniel Cay, the vessel will have anchored outside the “Thunderball Grotto”. Featured in the James Bond film, this cave system’s colorful corals will make you feel as if you are in an Aquarium. Visit the festive ‘Staniel Cay Yacht Club’ in the evening.

Warderick Wells, an old pirate’s hideaway, is your destination of the day. Home to the Headquarters of the ‘Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park’, this island has miles of trails to explore as well as beaches, reefs, and tropical birds that eat straight out of your hand. This unique anchorage circles around a sandbar, and has strong currents that kids of all ages love to float in.

Wardwick Wells Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

Day 2

Shroud Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

Day 3

The vessel will cruise to Shroud Cay, within the ‘Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park’. Take the tender through the Mangrove Rivers to the other side of the island. Snorkel, kayak, or Jet Ski through this naturalist’s paradise. Explore the breathtaking beaches and climb to the top of ‘Camp Driftwood’ for spectacular views. Experience the currents that create a natural water park or play in the gentle surf surrounded by endless shades of blue. A quick trip to Allen’s Cay; home to a huge population of Iguanas.

At the Southern end of Norman’s Cay you can explore the island’s ruins of an infamous drug runner and snorkel on the partially submerged airplane wreck. “Twinkie Beach” is another highlight of this anchorage, with its lone palm tree, charming beach, and loads of seashells to collect. Learn to spear fish on the nearby coral heads, or hire a local guide to bonefish in the flats.

A short trip to Highbourne Cay to enjoy ‘Horseshoe Bay’, with its beautiful deserted beach and fabulous reef, the ‘Octopus’ Garden’. Take the tender around to the charming marina, and watch nurse sharks congregate or lie on the Hammocks.

Norman Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

Day 4

Fishermen from all over the world hire experienced skippers to take them out in search of grouper, yellowtail, snapper, tuna, marlin, dolphinfish, and Wahoo here at Treasure Cay. Spend the day Deep-sea and drift fishing.

Guest can also choose to spend their day in the Southern part of Abaco at the Abaco National Park. It includes 20,500 acres of protected land, home to over 1000 endangered Bahamian parrots. This area is also a great place to spot whales and dolphins.

Choose between a guided tour of the park, which includes wetlands, forest and Dunes, a day of fishing, or simply enjoy playing in the sun with the numerous watertoys onbard.

Treasure Cay, Abacos, Bahamas

Day 5

Harbour IslandEleuthera, Bahamas

Day 6

One of the oldest settlements in the Bahamas with it’s 18th Century Architecture and famous for it’s three and a half miles of picture perfect pink sand beaches, harbor island provides excellent diving, fishing, snorkeling and swimming.

Hop on a golf cart (the preferred means of transport) to explore the island then have dinner ashore at the ‘Rockhouse’ restaurant renowned for it’s exquisite cuisine and extensive wine list.

Nassau, Bahamas

Day 8

Last morning onboard. Wake to a sumptuous farewell brunch onboard. Spend the rest of the morning at the Atlantis water park, browsing the shops, exploring the underwater Marine Habitat at Atlantis, or relax on the beautiful white sand beaches.

Nassau, BahamasDay 7

The vessel will cruise early morning to Nassau. Spend the afternoon on the waterslides in the amazing Atlantis resort or swim with the dolphins and Sea lions. For kids, there are many tots activities including feeding the fish in the lagoon and painting pottery.

Dine in the evening at Nobu and try your lucky hand at the casino.