Secluded Bahamas: Island camping advenutre.

A week long self supported, island hoppers dream of exploring the secluded Exuma Cays.

INFO

DATES: February - May (email to enquire about specific dates)

PRICE: $2495

Max People: 15

ABOUT THE EXUMA CAYS

Kayaking in the Exuma Cays is an extraordinary adventure, where crystal clear turquoise waters provide unparalleled visibility to the ocean floor and vibrant marine life. You can take breaks on pristine, powdery white sand beaches and explore hidden coves, sea caves, and secluded inlets. Encounter abundant marine life, including colorful fish, nurse sharks, and even the famous swimming pigs. The calm and sheltered waters make kayaking a peaceful, all-levels activity, amidst the remote and unspoiled beauty of untouched landscapes. Additionally, island hopping opportunities and the chance to snorkel and fish add to the allure of this unique Exuma kayaking experience.

INCLUDED

  • All kayaking equipment

  • Max 15 travelers

  • Lodging and tents

  • 2+ guides

  • Aiport shuttle

  • Most meals

NOT INCLUDED

  • Airfare to and from GGT

  • Personal clothing and equipment

  • Drinks

  • Medical, baggage and trip cancellation insurance

  • Taxes and gratuities

ABOUT THE ITINERARY

Embark on a week-long Exuma Cays Kayaking Adventure like no other, an exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the Bahamas' natural beauty and aquatic wonders. Join us for seven days of awe-inspiring experiences, where crystal clear turquoise waters offer unparalleled visibility to the ocean floor and vibrant marine life. As part of this extended journey, you'll enjoy the serenity of remote camping on pristine, powdery white sand beaches and the thrill of exploring hidden coves, sea caves, and secluded inlets.

Our expertly guided kayaking expedition in the Exuma Cays includes encounters with abundant marine life, from colorful fish to friendly nurse sharks, and even the famous swimming pigs. Navigate the calm and sheltered waters with our experienced guides, making kayaking a peaceful and enjoyable activity, suitable for all skill levels. Immerse yourself in the remote and unspoiled beauty of untouched landscapes while relishing the opportunity to island hop and explore numerous islands and cays, each with its own unique charm and natural beauty.

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DETAILED ITINERARY

The trip officially begins in the Arrivals area at the Exuma International Airport (GGT) near George Town. You will meet your Northwest Passage guides there and then transfer to the evening’s accommodations. Before dinner, we will gather for welcome drinks and orient you to the area and answer any questions you may have about the itinerary.

After enjoying a beach camp breakfast we will explore the wonderful Exuma Cays waterways. The surrounding sea floor is quite shallow so it’s rare to encounter any watercraft outside of a few sea kayaks or small sailboats. Depending on the local weather patterns, we may choose to return to our same campsite as the night before or travel on to another island.

Once again, local weather will direct our exact paddling route, but conditions permitting we will continue our kayak journey northwest to some farther flung cays. Here we will find the endemic species of iguana and may get the chance to feed sea turtles. Gung ho paddlers will be able to reach “Thunderball Grotto,” an incredible snorkeling venue of 007 fame.

We return to Barre Terre and bid farewell to the Exuma Cays. We transfer to our Great Exuma accommodations and enjoy a celebratory dinner on the Caribbean Sea.

DAY 2

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Today we depart George Town and head northwest to Barre Terre, the launch site for our Exuma Cays kayaking adventure. After getting outfitted and packing our gear, we will get acquainted with our boats and begin the journey to our first campsite. Weather patterns will influence our route and where we choose to camp, but we will likely paddle 3-7 miles to our first beach campsite.

Another day of paddling the turquoise Caribbean Sea and combing secluded white sand beaches awaits. When we aren’t paddling amongst the diminutive islands, we’ll enjoy spectacular snorkeling sessions, explore mangrove forests and spot some of the area’s very interesting wildlife including the endemic species of iguana, docile rays and the famous and cute swimming pigs of the Exumas.

Although the trip is far from over, our Caribbean camping adventure is nearing its close, so today we will set ourselves up for a comfortable return to Barre Terre where our paddling journey began. We will likely travel along the Brigantine Islands, a group of cays set in such shallow water that it’s possible to “hike” between them during low tide.

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