Indulge In Beach Time In Our Bahamas Itinerary

The northernmost point of Eleuthera is a good starting point for your journey. It’s home to great restaurants and plenty of interesting history, as it was once a Puritan settlement. You can also stock up on some of the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste.

Eleuthera is 110 miles long, so there’s plenty to see and do. Try lunch at the Glass Window Bar & Grill overlooking the famed Glass Window Bridge. You can explore the Queen’s Baths, swim the crystal waters of Casuarina Bay or simply walk the beach. 

A mile east of northern Eleuthera is Harbour Island and its picturesque beaches overflowing with stunning pink sand. The sand’s romantic coloring comes from crushed shells and it’s one of the most beautiful sights in The Bahamas – maybe even the world.

Harbour Island is small but full of adventure. Its waters make for excellent fishing and the Devil’s Backbone is a renowned diving spot. There are also top resorts with world-class spa services and plenty of great restaurants, from laid-back to high-end.

For smoother sailing, head down the west side of the archipelago until you reach Bonefish Bay. Twin Coves Beach is right on the other side, about a kilometer away, and is perfect for snorkeling, paddle boarding and enjoying a picnic in the sand.

For your last full day, sail down to the marina at Cape Eleuthera and enjoy some time on land. Have a meal at Harbour Pointe or head a few miles south and go for a swim at High Rock, with its crystal clear blue waters and wooden jumping platform.

Stop at Princess Cays for lunch on your way to the very southern tip of Eleuthera, where you’ll find the Historic Lighthouse and its namesake beach. Lighthouse Beach offers secluded pink sands, crystal clear water and plenty of picture-perfect moments.