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Musha Cay, arguably the most luxurious private island in the world.
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The deck at Plantation Cove, a stunning private villa perfect for a large family, on the sun drenched island of New Providence.
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Approach before landing at the enchanting Little Whale Cay situated in the turquoise waters of the Bahamas.
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Sunset dinner setting at Musha Cay... waiting for the green flash.
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A scenic charter flight takes in many cays en route to a magical secret island honeymoon.
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Bahamian sunset at the end of a perfect day.
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The private jetty at Musha Cay, a 150 acre private island in the Exuma chain.
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Amphibious air-taxis of the Bahamas.
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The simply delightful South Point Villa at Over Yonder Cay.
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Dinner is served at Blue Winged Teal Villa, Kamalame Cay.
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Wonderful views from Little Whale House, one of three exquisite private villas on this Bahamian Island paradise.
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Over Yonder Cay has four unique villas all with private beaches and breathtaking views.
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Bahamas

Flamboyant. Vivid. Peaceful. The bucket-list Bahamas stimulate every sense.

Pristine beaches, film-set caves and secret coves. Wide shallows where flamingos and dolphins mingle with swimmers. National parks ringing with rare, exotic birdsong. Folklore of rum smuggling and pirate adventures. World-class golf courses and the exotic music and food of Junkanoo Carnival. The Bahamas is a vast and varied archipelago of 700 islands and 2400 cays of unparalleled natural beauty.

Experiences

Cruise on your private yacht and drop anchor to dive the blue holes of Andros; take on the role of a modern day Robinson Crusoe on your own private island, but equipped with every luxury for survival; kayak along any one of the 365 Exuma Cays; walk along Eleuthera’s rose-sand beaches; sail around the Abacos’ history-filled Loyalist Cays; try some world-class scuba diving or a Nassau SUB to see exotic fish; compete with your kids at sport fishing, jet-skiing, kayaking, paddle-boarding or fun-tubing; hear tales of swash-buckling pirates from local historians; head to Arawak Cay for ‘fish fry’, a neighbourhood party with food and reggae in seafood shacks and daiquiri bars; explore the islands on horseback; take a good camera to Golden Rock beach at Lucayan National Park where Pirates of The Caribbean was filmed; get a selfie with the famous swimming pigs; go overland ATV trekking; dine at elegant restaurants before dancing at lively nightclubs on Grand Bahama.

Where to Stay

Remote, exclusive private islands; private luxury villas; boutique hotels and private superyachts.

When to Go

With 320 sunny days a year, it’s hard to go wrong. December to April are cooler, June to September a perfect 26°C (79°F).

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