Tropic of Cancer Beach, located on Little Exuma Island in The Bahamas, is a publicly accessible sandy beach with a unique geographical distinction. Aptly named after the meridian line that intersects through it, this stunning coastline is also referred to as Pelican Beach.
To enhance the visitor experience, the stairs leading down to the beach have been adorned with a painted depiction of the imaginary Tropic of Cancer line, making for an excellent photo opportunity. The beach stretches blindingly white for just under a kilometer and is flanked by extraordinarily clear, translucent water.
An exceptional find amongst the Exuma islands, Tropic of Cancer Beach is undoubtedly a hidden gem.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is beautiful and relaxing with calm turquoise waters, white sand, and shaded areas under the trees. Many visitors appreciate the option to purchase drinks and snacks on the beach. However, some visitors mention that the bar is not always open or that the beach is too remote.
Visitors to Tropic of Cancer Beach often stay in nearby George Town or explore accommodations on Great Exuma Island, which offers a range of options from resorts to vacation rentals. While some travelers come specifically for the pristine beauty of the beach, others incorporate it into their broader exploration of the Exuma archipelago.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 23.4397247 / Longitude: -75.5970321
Tropic of Cancer Beach is located in The Bahamas. The following map of Tropic of Cancer Beach shows the exact location.
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