Where Big GameFishing is King
Two things are required in The Berry Islands: a boat and a love of water. This cluster of cays totals no more than twelve square miles of landmass. They’re bordered by the Tongue of the Ocean, a deep underwater trench that draws in all sorts of marine life, making these waters some of the most bountiful in The Bahamas.
The Lay of The Land
Nearly 30 cays make up The Berry Islands. Most of them are uninhabited, but Great Harbour Cay and Chub Cay prove irresistible to avid anglers and island life enthusiasts.
Island Resorts & Retreats Where to Stay
Take your pick of charming guest houses, intimate hotels, and luxurious resorts in The Berry Islands.
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Fresh Island Flavours Drinks & Dining
Fresh fish, conch and lobster take centre stage in the Berry Islands, where dining is a casual affair.
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Hoffman's Cay Blue Hole
A popular spot for travellers, Hoffman's Cay Blue Hole is 600 ft wide with a cliff that hangs 20 feet above the water. Jump off and dive into this unique natural wonder. Nearby, you may also stumble upon The Hoffman Cay Ruins, a peculiar rock structure echoing ghosts of the past.
Chub Cay International Airport
Chub Cay International Airport is often the gateway to the Berry Islands for international travellers, located just 45 minutes by plane from South Florida.
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Great Stirrup Cay
Great Stirrup Cay
This 268-acre cay has been privately owned by Norwegian Cruise Line since 1977 and is the site of the Great Stirrup Cay Lighthouse.
Little Whale Cay
Little Whale Cay
This privately-owned cay was developed in the 1930s and is available for rent to guests looking for a private paradise.
Little Stirrup Cay
Little Stirrup Cay
Also known as Coco Cay, this private island is a port of call for Royal Caribbean International Cruises.
Big Whale Cay
Big Whale Cay
Big Whale Cay is the site of an historic lighthouse and of Big Whale Cay Airport.
Chub Cay
Chub Cay
Chub Cay is small, but it’s a big name among sports fishermen thanks to its annual Chub Cay Invitational Fishing Tournament. The island is accessible by air via the Chub Cay International Airport.
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Little Harbour Cay
Little Harbour Cay
Founded by some ancestors of Flo’s Conch Bar and Restaurant's owners, houses here were built in the 1930s and 40s and have withstood the most ferocious storms—a testament to their advanced building skills.
Great Harbour Cay
Great Harbour Cay
The largest and principal island of the Berry Islands, Great Harbour Cay underwent a development boom in the 1960s, when it became a favourite getaway for the rich and famous.
Great Harbour Cay Airport
Located in the largest island in the Berry Islands chain, Great Harbour Cay Airport welcomes domestic flights via Nassau.
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