Out Islands Attractions
With beaches, museums and must-see attractions, the Out Islands have an amazing array of things to see and do. First stop: the beach. The best in the area is easily Treasure Cay Beaches and is absolutely not to be missed.
If you're looking for an adventure that allows you to stay on the water but still have a bit of a guided tour, check out Bonefish Andros, http://www.nileguide.com/destination/out-islands/things-to-do/bonefish-andros/935955a company that will take you on a private tour to fish for the elusive fighting silver bonefish. For adventures in the water rather than above it, the Treasure Cay Blue Hole is one of the best spots for diving in the area.
Once you've tired of the sand and water, head to Hope Town, a historic old-fashioned settlement that can be reached only by ferry. Afterward spend the rest of the afternoon unwinding by playing golf at the Treasure Cay Golf Course, one of the best spots around town to tee off.
If you're looking for an adventure that allows you to stay on the water but still have a bit of a guided tour, check out Bonefish Andros, http://www.nileguide.com/destination/out-islands/things-to-do/bonefish-andros/935955a company that will take you on a private tour to fish for the elusive fighting silver bonefish. For adventures in the water rather than above it, the Treasure Cay Blue Hole is one of the best spots for diving in the area.
Once you've tired of the sand and water, head to Hope Town, a historic old-fashioned settlement that can be reached only by ferry. Afterward spend the rest of the afternoon unwinding by playing golf at the Treasure Cay Golf Course, one of the best spots around town to tee off.
Cat Island
South of Eleuthera island, on the eastern edge of The Bahamas
(95 miles southeast of Nassau)
You'll want to spend nine lifetimes here!...
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