Ferries from
New Providence to Exuma
Ferries from
New Providence to Exuma
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New Providence is the most populous island in the Bahamas, 180 miles to the east of Miami, Florida in the USA. This 21 mile-long island offers high-energy experiences in beautiful surroundings, with a wide range of thrilling activities like 50-foot waterslides and stunning beaches hosting late-night parties. This is apparent none more so than in the capital city, Nassau, with its vibrant downtown and bargaining market sellers. However, New Providence is not without its fascinating cultural heritage. Centuries-old ruins can be found in the capital alongside brilliant museums giving detailed insights into the island’s dealings with pirates, providing fun for all the family. Given its central location in the Bahamas, New Providence is a good departure point for many popular destinations in the archipelago, with numerous routes departing Nassau on the north east coast.
Exuma is a Bahamian district comprising almost 400 islands and cays, offering some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. A top holiday destination for many celebrities, the private islands in the Exumas provide complete tranquillity in stunning surroundings. Vividly blue water surrounds you wherever you go, which makes sailing, kayaking, snorkelling and diving popular activities. The capital and largest city, George Town is the financial hub on Great Exuma Island, with the Tropic of Cancer running straight through it. The town itself boasts picturesque architecture alongside a wide selection of shops, cafes and bars. From George Town, there are frequent ferry crossings provided to the energetic capital of the Bahamas, Nassau on the island of New Providence to the north.