List of Notable Island Owners at a glance. Exumas, The Bahamas

This includes of course the very rich and famous alongside industry moguls and business magnates. The Bahamas also nestles some of the world's finest luxury 5-star resorts such as Sandals and Atlantis. With sapphire-blue water everywhere, The Exumas are an exotic collection of dream destinations. Footprint-free beaches, as previously mentioned ultra-exclusive resorts, and islands fit for celebrities make this tropical paradise an absolute gem. Here, nature outnumbers man, coastlines remain flawless and private homes play host to some of the world’s most famous stars. The?Exumas truly are the ultimate escape.

The Exumas are an archipelago of 365 cays and islands, beginning just 35 miles southeast of Nassau. Once called Yumey and Suma (names of Amer-Indian origin), the islands have gone through many changes over the years. Rich in history, they were settled by British Loyalists with their slaves following the American Revolution, and remnants of that storied past remain. The islands are divided into three major areas—Great Exuma, Little Exuma, and The Exuma Cays. Each one offers its own unique experience. Great Exuma and Little Exuma are known for their laid-back surroundings, while The Exuma Cays act as a playground for the rich and famous, boasting numerous private homes, luxury resorts, and beach-side condos. One of the amazing sights in the cays is the "Mile-long Sandbar," a stretch of pure white (some would say) almost pink sand emerging from the blue-green water at low tide.

Come visit the Darby island research lab and say hello to the Stromatolites

Stromatolites are the oldest known macro-fossils on earth, they encode biological activity that could span thousands of years. Mature varieties can be found at some beaches on the Atlantic side of Stocking Island, and modern ones thrive in the Cays and are found just off the Darby Islands.

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