Sponsored by Embrace Resort, Staniel Cay
I really did not know anything about Staniel Cay, Exumas, when Natajia, co-owner of 3Ns Exuma Vacations and Embrace Resort invited us to experience this spectacular region of the Bahamas.
I purposefully avoided researching too much. In this modern day of social media sharing, surprises have been destroyed by viral trends.
I miss the joy of reading a few paragraphs in a travel guide, seeing some photo prints, or hearing traveler’s tales, and deciding to go and experience the surprise for myself. I wanted to return to that mystery. And I got it. It’s possibly why this trip to the Bahamas – our first time – felt like it had a certain kind of magic.
I was able to really feel the true energy of Staniel Cay – and I liked it.
Our days were spent swimming with pigs and nurse sharks, sunning with iguanas, and seeing some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
For our four days in Staniel Cay Bahamas, the rest of the world did not exist. It was a refreshing change and disappointing having to return.
But return we did, and to make sure you have a visit as amazing as ours, we’ve prepared a guide to the Staniel Cay Exumas so you can experience the mystery like we did.
Disclaimer: Our sponsored partner for our trip was Embrace Resort, along with their sister company, 3 N’s Exuma Vacations, which was the first travel agency on Staniel Cay, and is rated #1 on TripAdvisor, and holds a Badge of Excellence.
Why Visit Staniel Cay?
Since the world loves following the lives of celebrities, follow their lead. Many stars have not just homes in the Exuma Cays, but their own private islands.
If they don’t own a piece of this paradise, they are cruising around in super yachts, undisturbed as they snorkel, zip around on jet skis, and quietly sip on rum cocktails at laid-back bars.
If it’s good enough for Johnny Depp, it’s good enough for me!
Some of their movies have been filmed in the turquoise waters and snow-white sands of this island chain: James Bond’s Thunderball, Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash, Into the Blue, and more.
As the Exuma Islands are a little harder to get to – and the huge cruise ships don’t come here – you’ll find a more exotic and luxurious experience with little to no crowds.
In fact, we had one of the most beautiful beaches we’ve seen in…
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