
imagine your everyday.
Exuma’s appeal begins with the water: sandbars, beaches and cays that make a day outside feel like an occasion. Great Exuma, Little Exuma and the more remote cays offer very different answers to the question of how secluded you want to be.
the everyday.
Great Exuma places you near George Town and the main airport. Little Exuma is linked by road bridge; a cay home may depend on boats or smaller aircraft. For an overseas owner, maintenance, provisions and local support belong in the buying brief from day one.
at the table.
Santanna’s Bar & Grill in Little Exuma is a stop for Bahamian seafood. Explore George Town’s local dining and the waterfront around Elizabeth Harbour, then make time for a lunch reached by boat. Confirm access and opening days before travelling.
on & around the water.
Spend time on the sandbars, snorkel with a guide or explore by charter boat. The Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is a protected destination with its own rules. Distances matter: a home near George Town is not next door to every northern cay.
getting here.
settling in.
Exuma International Airport (GGT) serves Great Exuma. For a cay home, plan the separate boat or air transfer, provisions and weather alternatives before treating the arrival as straightforward.
Flight schedules, transfers, restaurant opening hours and access arrangements can change. Confirm the details for your intended dates.
could this be
your place?
Let’s talk about Exuma, the way you want to live, and the details that would make a home here work for you.
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Explore island life →By Matt Sweeting · Updated 4 October 2026. Adapted from the October 2026 International Buyer’s Guide, pages 17–18.
Official destination reference: Bahamas Ministry of Tourism ↗. Imagery illustrates island life; it does not represent property currently offered for sale.
