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| Sea Adventures Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park - The 175-square mile land and sea reserve is the largest marine park in the Western hemisphere. It's a favorite area for boating, diving, and snorkeling and for observing rare and exotic species of birds, reptiles and flora. (3-hour boat ride) Pigeon Cay - This uninhabited island off of Little Exuma contains the remains of an old pirate fort on land, and a 200-year-old shipwreck at sea, making it a popular spot for explorers and snorkelers. (45-minute boat ride) Pipe Creek - Tidal flats that run from Compass Cay to Sampson Cay offer a treasure trove of driftwood, sand dollars, and shells. (2-hour boat ride) Staniel Cay - Host of the annual Bahamian Bonefish Tournament each July 4th, the isle's main attraction is Thunderball Grotto. Used in two James Bond movies and Disney's "Splash", the grotto provides a thrilling adventure for divers and snorkelers. (1-hour boat ride) |
