Cambridge Cay
Cambridge Cay sits at the southern end of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park and has the best snorkelling in the park within tender distance of the mooring field. It is quieter than Warderick Wells and many crews prefer it.
Why stop here
Cambridge has a sheltered mooring field, several beaches you will have to yourself, and three or four good snorkel sites a few minutes away by tender. Because it is less famous than Warderick Wells it is often emptier, and the cruising community tends to rate it higher than the guidebooks do.
The Sea Aquarium
A shallow coral head between the cays, usually called the Sea Aquarium, holds an extraordinary density of fish in very little water. It is protected, so nothing is taken and the fish are unbothered by people. It suits weak swimmers and children as well as anyone.
Rocky Dundas
Two rock islets nearby have caves at the waterline you can snorkel into at low tide, with stalactites hanging down inside. The entrance needs calm conditions and the crew will judge the day.
Moorings and conditions
Park moorings, booked ahead. Good shelter in the prevailing easterly, and like everywhere in the park, exposed when a front swings the wind into the west.
Send us your dates and party size and we will put together a shortlist of crewed yachts that can take you here.