Tucked amid the archipelago of The Bahamas, Long Island stands as another hidden gem, offering a tranquil escape for those seeking untouched beauty. As The Bahamas' sixth-largest island, Long Island invites explorers to uncover its diverse landscapes, from serene beaches to rugged cliffs and inland blue holes. This island paradise caters to outdoor enthusiasts, providing opportunities for bonefishing in turquoise flats, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, and immersing in the vibrant local culture. Long Island extends a warm island welcome with charming cottages, beachside villas, and cozy resorts, creating the most idyllic retreat. Explore the unparalleled beauty of Dean's Blue Hole, the world's third largest blue hole, or venture into the island's unique limestone caves. With its seamless blend of natural wonders and warm hospitality, Long Island promises an authentic Bahamian experience, where every moment is a discovery and every view a masterpiece.
Here are the highlights, we’ll try not to make it too ‘long’.
A Divers Dream, The Famous Dean’s Blue Hole
Long Island is home to one of the oldest diving operations in The Bahamas. Explore Grouper Valley, Comberbach wreck, and the infamous Dean’s Blue Hole. The journey begins by climbing up the rocky pathway to plunge into 663 feet depths of the second deepest blue hole in the world. Then, after the plunge, one can enjoy the turquoise powdery white beach on the other side. Truly a natural wonder on the Long Island bucket list.
Calling All Anglers, It’s Best To Fish Here All Year Round
Miles of pristine waters play host to a variety of catches, from the majestic marlin to the elusive tuna and the speedy wahoo. In this angler's haven, the possibilities are as vast as the sea itself. Come cast your line and reel in unforgettable moments against the backdrop of Long Island's stunning coastal beauty. There are miles and miles of bonefishing flats that truly make Long Island one of a kind.
Set Your Sails Into Long Island Culture
Embark on a cultural voyage as you set your sails into the heart of Long Island's rich maritime heritage. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of traditional Bahamian-built boats, known as ‘sloops’, as skilled crews compete for glory in the annual Long Island Regatta. This June spectacle draws crowds of 500+ spectators, creating an electric atmosphere that pays homage to two timeless Bahamian traditions: the art of seafaring and the thrill of competition.
An Island That Will Make You Cave-In To Adventure
Long Island’s ancient Hamilton’s Cave, stands as the largest cave system in The Bahamas, boasting passages that stretch up to 50 feet wide and ceilings soaring over 10 feet high. It is believed to have sheltered Lucayan Indians around 500 A.D. Their artifacts and cave drawings were discovered in 1935. Long Island will have you eagerly caving in to explore, in every corner of the island.
Dining in Long Island
Hotel Accommodations in Long Island
Cape Santa Maria
C Shells Guest Quarters
Gems At Paradise Beach Hotel
Stella Maris Resort Club
Long Island Bonefishing Lodge
Harbour Island Breeze Villas
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C Shells Guest Quarters
Gems At Paradise Beach Hotel
Stella Maris Resort Club
Long Island Bonefishing Lodge
Harbour Island Breeze Villas
Explore residential real estate opportunities here.
