Exuma Secrets — Your Guide to Exuma, Bahamas

Plan your Exuma trip with beaches, tours, stays, dining, rentals, local guides, and practical island information for Great Exuma, Little Exuma, and the cays.

Exuma is a district of the Bahamas made up of Great Exuma, Little Exuma and a chain of more than 360 cays running north towards Nassau.

Plan more than one perfect day in Exuma

Exuma is a chain of islands and cays, so the best experience depends on where you are staying, how you want to get around, and what kind of day you are building. Exuma Secrets brings the useful pieces together — places to stay, eat, swim, explore, and book — so you can move from inspiration to a practical plan.

Start with the kind of day you want

Build a blue-water day

Pair an island-hopping tour with a snorkelling stop, a quiet beach, or a boat rental for exploring at your own pace.

Find your pace

Start with a beach, add a local meal, and leave room for the kind of unplanned stop that makes a day in Exuma memorable.

Get oriented before you arrive

Use the directory to compare places to stay, find a car, check the map, and save the practical details you will need on island.

Browse by category

  • Tours & Excursions in Exuma, Bahamas (21 listed)
    Explore guided tours in Exuma — swimming pigs at Big Major Cay, island-hopping day trips, Thunderball Grotto snorkelling and sunset cruises across the Exuma Cays.
  • Best Beaches in Exuma, Bahamas (21 listed)
    Exuma's white-sand beaches — secluded coves, shallow turquoise flats and long open stretches across Great Exuma, Little Exuma and the Cays.
  • Vacation Rentals & Lodging in Exuma, Bahamas (89 listed)
    Exuma vacation rentals and places to stay — beachfront villas, cottages and oceanfront homes, with details on pools, docks, sleeping capacity and nightly rates.
  • Food & Dining in Exuma, Bahamas (67 listed)
    Where to eat in Exuma — restaurants, beach grills, takeaways, bakeries and grocery stops across Great Exuma, with hours and contact details.
  • Snorkeling Spots in Exuma, Bahamas (12 listed)
    Snorkelling in Exuma — reefs, grottos and sheltered swim sites across the Cays, with access notes and what you can expect to see at each spot.
  • Boat & Jet Ski Rentals in Exuma, Bahamas (4 listed)
    Boat and jet ski rentals in Exuma — operators, pick-up points and contact details for exploring the Cays under your own power.
  • Car Rentals in Exuma, Bahamas (12 listed)
    Car rental options in Exuma — local agencies serving Georgetown, the airport and Great Exuma, with contact details and pick-up locations.
  • Local Services in Exuma, Bahamas (17 listed)
    Services in Exuma — property management, marina facilities, wellness, photography and island logistics for visitors and residents.
  • Landmarks & Attractions in Exuma, Bahamas (19 listed)
    Exuma landmarks and attractions — the Tropic of Cancer marker, historic sites, blue holes and other places worth building a day around.
  • Chefs & Caterers in Exuma, Bahamas (23 listed)
    Private chefs and catering services in Exuma — in-villa dining and event catering.

Trip planning guides

Useful details, not just pretty places

A beach photo can inspire a trip, but a good directory helps you decide what to do next. Explore listings by category, open the map to understand the island, and check each page for the location, contact details, hours, and other information available for that place.

Frequently asked questions

What can I find on Exuma Secrets?

Exuma Secrets is a destination directory for the Exuma islands. Browse places to stay, restaurants and bars, beaches, tours, snorkelling spots, boat and car rentals, shops, services, landmarks, and practical local information.

Where should I start planning an Exuma trip?

Begin with the category that matches your priority: beaches and snorkelling for the water, tours and boat rentals for island-hopping, food and bars for evenings, or lodging and car rentals for the practical side of your stay. The map helps you see how places fit together.

Is Exuma one island?

Exuma is a district of The Bahamas made up of Great Exuma, Little Exuma, and a long chain of smaller cays. The right choice of beach, tour, restaurant, or rental depends on where you are staying and how far you plan to travel.

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