Mélange Travel & Lifestyle Magazine January 2020 | Page 28

North West Bahamas
The Berry Islands
Credit :www.bahamas.com
Credit: www.bahamas.com
Thirty cays make up the Berry Islands where celebrities and the wealthy can often be sighted.
Home to miles and miles of enchanting beaches, these cays are fun to explore, as many
are uninhabited so secluded beaches, caves and abandoned buildings lie undisturbed. The
largest island is Great Harbour Cay where you be greeted by the sight of pleasure boats,
luxurious yachts and beautiful homes. Guests on Royal Caribbean Cruise Line get to enjoy
the slice piece of paradise that is Little Stirrup Cay, on their stop-over. Little Whale Cay, once
owned by businessman Wallace Groves, is home to a treasure trove of birds, including
flamingos. There is a definitely lots to enjoy on these islands, and that includes the inevitable
snorkeling, hiking, diving and fishing.
The Bahamas’ warm and friendly
people, clear blue waters and
famous swimming pigs continue to
greet visitors and cruise passengers
from around the world.