Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in Bahamas

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Rotterdam, Netherlands

Created on Mar 8, 2023

Mar 8, 2023

Categories: Destination

Pink Sands Beach

Pink Sands Beach, which is considered one of the most beautiful beaches of the Bahamas and one of the favourite routes of those who come to the country for a sea holiday, got this name because the sand is really pink. The reason why the sand is pink here is a very special sea creature called Foraminifera with a red shell. When the broken shell of this creature mixes with the sand, a pink image emerges and gives the beach an extraordinary beauty. Sailors who come to Pink Sands Beach on a Bahamas boat holiday should pay attention to the tide while anchoring. The three-mile-long beach takes on a mesmerising atmosphere, especially at sunrise and sunset.

Pigs Beach

Pigs swimming in the sea are very famous in the Bahamas. Pigs Beach is one of the places where pigs like to swim the most. Those who go on a sailing holiday in the Bahamas are sure to visit this beach just to see these cute pigs and swim with them. Pigs Beach, located in the group of islands off the southeast of the Bahamas, is one of the most important stops on the Bahamas sea holiday itinerary with its underwater richness, white sandy beach and clear sea as well as swimming pigs.

Cabbage Beach

Cabbage Beach, one of the most popular destinations for tourists coming to the Bahamas for a sailing vacation, is located in the capital Nassau. Cabbage Beach on Paradise Island, which is connected to Nassau by land, is also a favourite of those who rent boats from Nassau with its turquoise sea, soft white sand and palm trees. Cabbage Beach is open to everyone and you can do water sports or find a quiet corner and enjoy the sun and the endless blue.

Tropic of Cancer Beach

Tropic of Cancer, one of the other special beaches of boating holiday in the Bahamas, got this name because the Tropic of Cancer passes exactly here. Located in the Exuma Islands in the southeast of the Bahamas, the most attractive aspect of Tropic of Cancer beach is that it offers a peaceful anchorage for those on a sailing holiday in the Bahamas with its very calm sea. One of the reasons why this beach is calm is that there is no restaurant or hotel.

Cable Beach

Cable Beach, located on the west coast of Nassau, does not lose anything of its beauty, although it is quite lively compared to others due to its proximity to the city. After enjoying the sea at Cable Beach, which can be easily reached by renting a boat from Nassau, you can also experience the lively nightlife of the island at parties organised in the bars of the hotels along the coast accompanied by DJs.

Taino Beach

The fastest way to reach Taino Beach on the southwest coast of Grand Bahama is to rent a boat from Marsh Harbour. It is always possible to find a quiet corner on Taino Beach, which has a tropical appearance with its palm trees and white sand. One of the features that make Taino Beach attractive for those who come for a sea holiday in the Bahamas is the availability of equipment for all kinds of water sports from sea kayaking to snorkelling and SUP.

Love Beach

When you sail a little further west from Cable Beach in Nassau, you will encounter Love Beach. Love Beach, the favourite of those who sail in the Bahamas, is like a dream with its tiny sandy beach sheltered by rocks and palm trees lying just behind it. Love Beach, which has a rocky bottom structure, offers a wonderful underwater view full of colourful fish for those who want to snorkel on a Bahamas sea holiday.

French Leave Beach

If you rent a boat from Nassau, you can head east and if you rent a boat from Marsh Harbour, you can head south to French Leave, one of the most romantic beaches of the Bahamas. French Leave Beach, where you can enjoy the tropical life with its magnificent sea and calm environment, is about a mile long. On your Bahamas boat holiday, you can anchor at Governor's Harbour and reach the beach with a pleasant 15-minute walk.

Tahiti Beach

Tahiti Beach, located south of Elbow Cay, is one of the must-visit places for those who come to the Bahamas for a boat holiday with its magnificent view of coconut trees and calm sea. Tahiti Beach, which can be reached with a short and pleasant cruise by renting a boat from Marsh Harbour, is very suitable for anchoring boats with its sheltered sea and average depth of eight metres.

Sandpiper Beach

When you sail towards the north of the island with the boat you will embark from Marsh Harbour, you will come across Sandpiper Beach with its silk-soft sandy beach. This fascinating beach, which seems endless with its length of about five kilometres, is one of the must-haves of a Bahamas sea holiday. Named after the sandpiper birds that you can always see when you look at the sky, Sandpiper is one of the most popular beaches of the Bahamas, but thanks to its size, it also welcomes those looking for tranquility with all its hospitality.