Bahamas

Spend a day in The Exumas with the world-famous swimming pigs. Then snorkel through an underwater cave, find a secret sandbar, and spot stingrays and starfish through crystal-clear waters.

The Abacos are privileged. Located along major migration routes, these waters make for some of the best fishing in the world. Just 30 minutes out to the Sea of Abaco, the seabed drops a whopping 5,000 feet, placing anglers in close proximity to sailfish, marlin, and wahoo.

Andros – the largest island in The Bahamas. An island so vast and green, locals call it the Big Yard. There are pine trees and palms as far as the eye can see, and blue holes—magical vertical voids formed by water and limestone and thousands of years. There are more than 150 of them here, tucked inland and along the shore. They’re geological wonders, otherworldly to say the least, and there’s one that’s just right for an epic afternoon.

Minutes away from Downtown Nassau, families flock to the Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre. The main attraction - up-close encounters and a synchronised performance by The Bahamas’ national bird. And while these brilliant pink beauties certainly steal the show, there is much to discover beyond their stage.

A place where Ernest Hemingway’s favourite seaside hideaway meets the Lost City of Atlantis, and pristine beaches lead to waters teeming with prized blue marlin. 50 miles from Florida’s eastern coast, Bimini exists in a world of its own. The island is most famous for exhilarating shark dives. 

*FCY Golf & Yachting favourites are among nine best rancked golf courses in the Bahamas: ​​​​

Nassau

• The iconic Albany’s 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Ernie Els, combines the best of links and desert features with windswept dunes and numerous scenic and strategically challenging water features. In addition to the par-72, 6766 m golf course.

• ​​​Royal Blue Golf Course #1 Ranked Golf Course in The Bahamas, features an 18- hole, 72 Par measures 6540 m. Set in Nassau, the front nine of Baha Mar’s Jack Nicklaus Signature Royal Blue golf course features dramatic views of undulating fairways and rolling white sand dunes. The Bahamas weather and playing conditions, ensuring a unique experience each time you play.

Great Abaco Island

• Abaco Club on Winding Bay is designed by renowned golf course architects Donald Steel and Tom Mackenzie, the course at The Abaco Club makes the most of its sparkling seaside setting. Classic links design features abound, from the pot bunkers that dot its rugged location in the dunes to the challenging, sloping greens.  The par 72 championship layout blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings, playing to a length of 6568 m.

Paradise Island

• Ocean Club Golf Course on the Paradise island. With breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Nassau Harbor, our championship course is always in full swing. Masterfully designed by Tom Weiskopf, the Ocean Club Golf Course offers Atlantis guests all the makings of a perfect round. This 18-hole par 72 course stretches over 6492 m on Paradise Island Oceanside's peninsula, where crosswinds challenge even the most experienced players.