Bahama Out Islands

What to do in Bahama Out Islands

Robinson Crusoe Tour

Enjoy a sailing picnic trip, including wine, snorkeling equipment, live calypso music all day, and hotel transfers.

Boating

Rent a boat and head off to one of the many uninhabited cays for romance or adventure. With a basic orientation lesson, getting around the islands by boat is a breeze thanks to the numerous marinas and island anchorages.

Abacos.

Pelican Cay National Park

This is an underwater preserve and scuba diver's paradise.

Abaco National Park

This large preserve on southern Abaco is home to the unique Abaco Parrot.

Albert Lowe Museum

Spend a quiet afternoon at this restored 150-year old mansion that now houses local history exhibits.

Memorial Sculpture Gardens

Stroll through the lush and peaceful gardens decorated with statues of famous Bahamians.

Kayaking

Paddle through the tranquil waters, blue holes, and natural wonders of Great Abaco.

Golf and Tennis

Play a round at the 18-hole championship course or lob a few over the net with a friend or professional instructor on the tennis courts of Treasure Cay.

Beaches

Check out the pristine beaches and stunning hilltop views on Elbow Cay. Take a guided tour of the cay's candy-striped lighthouse, which stands guard over Hope Town and its scenic harbor. The town resembles a charming New England seaside village with gingerbread houses and white picket fences.

Cat Island.

Arawak Indian Caves

Explore the remains of the island's earliest human settlements with an informative guide.

Hermitage

Take a stroll through the serene friary of Father Jerome on the summit of Mount Alvernia, the highest point in the Bahamas.

Eleuthera.

Preacher's Cave

This intriguing spot was the site of an exiled group of Puritans held their first church services.

Harbour Island.

Dunmore Town

Walk the picturesque streets of the original Bahamian capital, and enjoy boutique shopping and waterfront dining.

Titus Hole

An early island jail, you can climb the "hill steps" cut into the surrounding rock by prisoners and take in the great view of the harbor.