Compass Cay Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Compass Cay

City life driving you bonkers? Pretty sure a change of scene would put a smile on your dial again? Then whisk yourself away to Compass Cay and veg out among the beautiful beaches of Bahamas.

It's located 120 kilometres southeast of Nassau, the country's capital.

Sitting 55 kilometres to the northeast, Lighthouse Beach is a lovely place to spend a little time collecting shells from the shore. Emerald Bay Beach also boasts some unforgettable views. You'll find this enticing shoreline 95 kilometres to the northeast.

Mother Nature's splendour can be witnessed in numerous places around Compass Cay. Just 12 kilometres away, Thunderball Grotto is a good place to start. Isacc Bay Beach sits 25 kilometres away and is another favourite spot for some downtime.

Staniel Cay is 13 kilometres to the southeast and worth a day trip. Need some more ideas? Black Point, 30 kilometres to the southeast of Compass Cay, should be your next stop.

Keeping up with a busy travel itinerary can run you ragged at times. Why not arrange a trip into the great outdoors and enjoy some leisurely shore fishing or beach combing?

Indulge in one of your hobbies or try your hand at something new in the waters of Bahamas. You'll find a variety of watersports on offer, including swimming and snorkeling.

Our itineraries often depend on the weather forecast, but that's not the case with every attraction. Rain or shine, see the region's history museums and craft workshops any time.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a nicer way to discover the local area than by visiting its open-air markets.

History nerds won't want to miss the local traditional villages. If that sounds like you, do a little research and select one to stop at first.

Tickets? Check. ID? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some delicious food and drink to try around here, it's the one thing you really won't want to leave at home.

Conch and sweet potatoes are two popular ingredients used in many dishes here. If you don't have a love for them already, you might by the end of your journey!

Ask one of the locals what dish best sums up the region and conch chowder will probably be up there with the first things they mention. Conch salad is another local classic you might like to dig into.

Dinner isn't dinner without dessert, so forget about counting calories and tuck into one of the most enticing sweet treats, pineapple tart.

They say life's not all beer and skittles, but there's certainly nothing wrong with indulging in a cold one every now and then. While you're in this neck of the woods, ensure it's Kalik Lime.

Ever heard of Yellow Bird? It's one of the best ways to add some zing to your evening in Bahamas. Ask the bar person for a taste and then order up a round!

You're bound to sense a buzz in the air leading up to the 10th of July. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Independence Day, a day of national celebrations.

Time to say goodbye to the striking Bahamas region? You might only have a small amount of Bahamian dollars left in your pocket, but you'll be rich in incredible experiences.

Like to know where the closest airport is? Well, it's called Nassau International Airport (NAS) and you can find it 130 kilometres to the northwest.