Exuma Point Beach

Exuma Point Beach is a remote and tranquil beach located on Exuma Island. The beach is known for its unique natural characteristics, particularly during low tide. During this time, visitors can walk far out on the sand, experiencing the beach's expansive nature. The water at Exuma Point Beach is shallow, allowing for the visibility of sand bars and a variety of marine life, including starfish, stingrays, and even baby sharks. The beach's sand is notably powdery, which can pose a challenge for vehicles.

The beach is also known for its stunning visual appeal. At certain points, the water displays at least five different shades of blue, contributing to the beach's overall beauty. Despite its remote location, visitors find the journey to Exuma Point Beach worthwhile, often wishing they could visit more than once. However, potential visitors should be aware that the beach's remote location may require a significant drive.