Cays and Settlements in Bahamas

Bordering the island's southwest coast and minutes away from opulent Lyford Cay is a small and quiet community whose winding streets lead to one of New Providence's most

While the iguanas of Allan's Cay are nowhere near being the man eaters their jurassic cousins were, they still have an a healthy appetite................

San Salvador, one of the most populated settlements of the archipelago of the Bahamas, home to the seat of local government, and the nations largest employer - Club Med C

The largest of the Berry Islands at just under seven miles long, Great Harbour Cay packs a punch when it comes to showing its visitors a good time................

A popular private island retreat for those who prefer enchanting white-sandy beaches with fewer crowds................

Although only eight miles long, Long Cay is a magical island lying northwest of an ethereal lagoon known as the Bight of Acklins................

Hiding away in the Berry Islands is an island oasis biding time until its next visitors stop over to uncover its treasures................

Big Farmer's Cay is a discrete playground for the rich and famous seeking an exclusive hideaway in the Exuma Cays................

The Plana Cays are among the most isolated in the country................

The settlement of Colonial Hill on Crooked Island is possibly one of the least visited yet most productive sport fishing grounds in the Bahamas................