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Ever have the fantasy of spending your Caribbean resort on a private island, away from prying eyes and strangers you'd rather not have to deal with? Then one of the tiny islands in the Caribbean beach resorts may be the perfect place for your next getaway. Just about everything you can find on the larger islands best resort Caribbean, you can also find on The Out Islands. You just won't have as many witnesses. So where can you laze on the beach without worrying about rubbing a sandy hip against a stranger? Here is a place off the beaten track. This resort is the only one on its respective island, and all are small in scale, assuring that there's lots more palm trees than people. Most are only accessible by boat from neighboring islands. Caribbean resort review; while Caribbean resort packages attract mostly tourists, the area actually includes thousands of smaller islands, many of which are uninhabited. The Bahamas alone encompasses some 700 islands Anyone in search of the perfect Caribbean family resort beach should start in The Islands Of The Bahamas. Most beaches are secluded with soft, sugary sand and surrounded by a beautiful spectrum of light blue to dark green colors that paint the ocean, palm trees and sky. The shallow flats allow visitors to this Caribbean island resort to wade hundreds of yards out into the ocean and snorkel the brightly colored coral reefs that teem with virtually every variety of marine life known to man. Here you can be alone with your thoughts or a loved one and never have to worry about the rest of civilization. How adventuresome do you want your visit to the The Islands Of The Bahamas to be? If you're looking for total escape from the crowds, something different from the everyday and a full menu of the unexpected, you might want to become "a collector" of our extraordinary Out Islands. You can find every activity at this Caribbean reef resort from just doing nothing at all to exploring some of the world's most spectacular dive sites. From a quiet afternoon kicking back in your shaded hammock to experiencing the shrill song and electrifying excitement of a saltwater reel playing out what seems to be miles of line before the drag slows your determined, deep-sea competitor. Eclectic visitors, cottages, and islanders make this remote island one of The Caribbean Resorts best kept secrets. It's not that hard to get to, you just have to work at it a little. Your efforts are well rewarded with a deserted, powdery white sand beach rimmed with causerina pines. Peace and solitude are the hallmark of this established nine-villa Caribbean Resorts. Each beach house is unique, some wood, some stone, some with kitchens, garden baths, all with ceiling fans. You have yards of beach with gently lapping waves all to yourself. Fernandez Bay Caribbean Resorts lies on the leeward side of Cat Island, about midway in its long, skinny 45-mile length. Catt, a pirate who plied its clear waters is the island's namesake. Maintaining the just-settled 17th century quality Caribbean Resorts, villages still known as settlements, dot the quiet coastline. The Armbrister family has owned a large portion of Caribbean Resorts Cat Island since an eighteenth century English monarch deeded this far-off land to their ancestors. Operating this sleepy Caribbean Resorts for over 20 years, Mrs. A, as she is affectionately known, revels in her role as hostess, divulging tidbits of information and history on The Bahamas and Cat Island in particular. Her son, Tony and a small, friendly Caribbean Resorts staff assist in the operation of Fernandez Bay, including charter air service from Nassau to the adjacent airstrip. Strolling barefoot down the Caribbean Resorts beach at sunset, guests gather for drinks and dinner at dusk each evening. A great chance to mingle with other fortunate souls who hang out on Cat. The beach bar runs on the honor system, you make yourself a drink and write the tab. "Bahamian scrumptious" best describes the cuisine as able and creative local chefs spoil you with lobster, grilled seafood, steaks, chicken, and local vegetables to satisfy the most hardy appetite. Provisions from the resort's general store are available to fix your own breakfast and lunches, or you can savor home-cooked meals in the library-turned-cafe. The biggest decision every day at this Caribbean Resorts is whether to bike the 4 miles to Mt. Alvernia, highest point in The Bahamas at 206 feet to visit The Hermitage, snorkel and swim in front of your cottage, take a sunfish sail, join the dive staff in an excursion to Cat Island's shipwrecks and coral reefs, or laze in the hammock and read a book. Nightlife is what you make it. Visiting sailors, many repeat guests, and newcomers enliven the dinner conversation and evening bonfire. Couples and families alike love the Caribbean Resorts. Children are welcome, babysitters available, and the villas are quiet and private along the half-moon bay. Fernandez Bay Village proves the perfect choice to indulge yourself, languishing in the Bahamas Out Islands' solitude and relaxed atmosphere.Check out Fernandez Bay Village, for more information about this luxury Bahamas vacation resort! |
