Great Exuma Beaches: Iconic Shores & Hidden Gems

A peaceful stretch of shoreline known for its wide, walkable flats that transform into a sandbar at low tide. Just around the corner is Exuma Point Resort, and the area is known for its spectacular sunsets.

📸 Tip: Go at low tide to explore the sandbar, and stay for golden hour.

Famous for its wide sandbars and crystal-clear shallows, Cocoplum is one of the most photogenic beaches on the island. It’s also a great spot to hunt for sand dollars along the tide line.

📸 Tip: Arrive 1–2 hours before low tide for the full sandbar experience — and keep an eye out for sand dollars.

Located in Harts, Flamingo Beach is a long, peaceful stretch of shoreline with calm water and soft sand. It’s perfect for a quiet walk, beach picnic, or just soaking in the view — and it's often completely empty.

📸 Tip: There's no formal entrance, so watch for a sandy pull-off in the Harts area.

A wide, postcard-worthy beach often overlooked by visitors. Since the Sandals resort is currently closed, the beach is usually empty—perfect for a quiet walk or relaxing by the waves.

📸 Tip: Head north for even more privacy and space to spread out.

A less-known gem with gorgeous views and zero crowds. The water here is as blue as it gets.

📸 Tip: A great picnic spot — just bring everything with you.

Famous for the rocky islets just offshore, this scenic beach offers amazing views and shallow waters. Locals say it's one of the most photogenic spots on the island.

📸 Tip: Visit at sunrise for golden reflections on the rocks.

Moss Town Beach is a rugged, wave-filled stretch with strong surf and a dramatic feel. It’s not ideal for swimming, but the views are stunning — and it’s home to Tim’s on the Bay, a laid-back local spot.

📸 Tip: Great for stormy-day wave watching or grabbing a drink by the sea.

Tar Bay is a beautiful, centrally located beach lined with vacation homes. While the views are stunning, the surf can get choppy even on calm days — and it’s noticeably rough on windy ones.

📸 Tip: Great for beach walks and sunrise views. Swim with caution, especially on breezy days.

Once known for its turtle sightings, Hoopers Bay is now a peaceful spot with calm waters and soft sand, perfect for a quiet swim or paddle.

📸 Tip: It’s a great beach for relaxing with minimal waves and fewer crowds.

A calm, protected beach that’s great for swimming on windy days. The water stays clear and gentle, perfect for paddleboarding or a laid-back float near George Town.

📸 Tip: Limited parking — you’ll need to pull off along the road.

A calm, easy-access beach with soft sand and a small reef just offshore. It’s located directly in front of Hideaways resort and is great for snorkeling, relaxing, or grabbing a drink nearby.

📸 Tip: Ideal for beginners wanting to try snorkeling without leaving shore.

Calm, clear water and decent snorkeling make this a quiet local gem. It’s peaceful and usually empty, but visitors should stay on the beach only — the property behind it is private and marked no trespassing.

📸 Tip: Park along the road and bring everything you need — no facilities here.