Luxury 1, 2, 3 Bed Villas on Great Exuma Bahamas (Sleeps 2 / 6)

The Beach Club offers a sandy beach, two swimming pools, jacuzzis, a full range of water sports, Splash - our beach bar and grill, and shuttle service to George Town. The resort has over 70 well appointed beachside cottages and hillside villas. There is a choice of studio, one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom villas all with either a full or partial kitchen. Our beachfront resort overlooks Elizabeth Harbour and Stocking Island. Located on Great Exuma island, the largest island of the 350 Exuma island chain, Palm Bay Beach Club hotel and resort is just seven miles from Exuma International Airport, one mile from the capital, George Town, and a short drive to the new Four Seasons Greg Norman Signature Golf Course. Bahamian flavour, casual environment and friendly staff, the Palm Bay Beach Club truly captures the tropical charm and ambiance that's uniquely yours to enjoy. Choice of over 70 luxury Beachside and Harborview Villas featuring Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom and 3 Bedroom villas. Each villa is uniquely decorated in a Bahamian style and features king or queen size beds.All of the villas offer ceramic tile flooring, air conditioning, ceiling fans, cable television and telephones. All the our villas feature a kitchen or kitchenette.

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About Exuma Bahamas

The Islands of the Bahamas are located just off the south east coast of Florida. International flights connect direct to Exuma via Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Nassau. There is something for everyone in the family on Exuma Islands. Whether you love to snorkel, wonder along a deserted beach, hang out with the locals, or relax in the sun, the Exumas offer something for everyone. The largest of the 365 mostly uninhabited islands, or cays, within The Bahamas' 190-kilometre (120-mile) Exuma archipelago, Great Exuma rests on the Tropic of Cancer, just 209 kilometres (130 miles) southeast of Nassau. Here, temperatures average 26°C (78°F), all year round. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, the island's gently sloping beaches are floored in soft, white sand that simply invites sunning, snorkelling or wading. Sunlight refracts through the shallow water, creating a kaleidoscope of vivid aquamarine. Yet, this island paradise remains largely undiscovered, and home to only 3,400 residents. Of all the beautiful beaches on Great Exuma, crescent-shaped Emerald Bay is particularly scenic. And, just outside the bay, a rainbow of brightly coloured tropical fish, delicate coral and graceful manta rays abound in the pristine waters. Further away is Exuma Cays National Land and Sea Park, a 453-square-kilometre (175-square-mile) preserve founded in 1958, the first of its kind in the world. Home to several rare and exotic species of birds, reptiles, fish and flora, the park welcomes visitors, above the water or below, to an inspiring sanctuary, unspoiled by fishing or hunting. Divers can explore the magnificent coral reef of Exuma Sound, filled with caves, drop-offs and blue holes. Seasonal highlights: March Cruising Regatta: Held in Elizabeth Harbour, this seven-day regatta brings together cruise boats and yachts for a number of racing events. During the regatta there are colourful Bahamian variety shows in George Town, games and activities for children and local arts, crafts and produce for sale at the markets. April Family Island Regatta: Held over six days in the last week of April, the Family Island Regatta has been an annual celebration held at Elizabeth Harbour in Great Exuma since 1953. All sailing vessels are locally crafted, bringing together Bahamas' best boat builders and crews to race in five sailing divisions. Street festivals and celebrations are held throughout the regatta in the settlement of George Town. December Junkanoo: The national festival of the Bahamas, Junkanoo is a Mardi Gras celebrating Bahamian culture and music with colourful street parades, performances and dancing. The carnival begins in George Town on Boxing Day, December 26, at 4:00 am and continues through the early morning until 9:00 am.

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