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Great Exuma, the Bahamas
Acclaimed as "One of the five best islands in the world to live on" according to Island Magazine, Great Exuma is situated in the southeast region of the Bahamas approximately 85 miles from Nassau. Approximately four to five miles in width and 40 miles in length, the northeast side of the island features a varied coastline with frequent sandy beaches and limited coastal development. George Town, the primary town in Great Exuma, has a resident population of 400. Additional clusters of homes and small businesses are situated in several locations ranging from Williams Town near the southeast edge to Norman's Cay and Rolleville in the northwest. The total population of Great Exuma and its companion island, Little Exuma, is estimated at 3,700 persons. Great Exuma abounds in aquatic activities. From bone fishing to deep-sea fishing, SCUBA diving to snorkeling, sailing to motorboats, Great Exuma has them all. International access to the island is convenient thanks to Exuma International Airport. Daily commercial & private flights out of the United States and Nassau create an easy way to arrive. Water entry is also a viable way to get to Great Exuma. If you're seeking privacy, beauty and relaxation, few locations in the world compare to Great Exuma. 
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