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The Exuma
Islands are a string of islands and cays that form a
pearl necklace of long forgotten hideaways, natural
harbors and secluded beaches, that span over a hundred
miles of clear blue water--a new island for every day of
the year. The Exuma chain comprises about 360 or more
cays, that stretch for about 130 miles beginning 30
miles southeast of New Providence. Home to the
Bahamas National
Trust’s Exuma National Land and Sea Park,
one of the largest underwater and land
preserves, Exuma is a nature lover's paradise kept in
its original pristine setting. The Park consists of
underwater limestone and coral reefs, drop-offs, blue
holes, caves and marine life, and is home to the
Bahamian iguana,
a giant lizard-like creature. |
