Space to park a yacht in a millionaire’s playground and we decided to drop our dinghy anchor right in the middle of this gorgeous Bay and put the floaties in the water.
Stunning private cay for luxurious tropical living on more than 167 acres, located in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas - a showcase for some of the most stunning land and seascapes in the area.
I did some research and this is what I found -
Children's Bay Cay is the perfect private island retreat, easily accessed by jet to Exuma International Airport and for years has been a favored destination for the rich and famous. It has a brand new private marina (1.4 acres/16 ft deep), and a wonderfully relaxing gazebo. The island boasts seven pristine beaches, hidden grottos, lush groves of coconut trees and inspiring vistas.
There are three houses, two main buildings set on a hilltop to the north, with five bedrooms and one-bedroom cottage with kitchen and bath, located on a beautiful point just to the south of the marina basin, plus caretaker's quarters with two bedrooms, two bath pilots and security unit.
The island is serviced by a deep water boat dock on the western, sheltered side and another next to the cottage on the point.
A large seaplane/helipad ramp can receive the 1943 Grumman Goose or helicopter. Amenities include three boats: (details upon request). A plant powers all buildings and the marina housing three generators. An 8000 gal/day Reverse Osmosis system produces all the fresh water required.
Children's Bay Cay offers superb fishing, diving, bird-watching and sailing. Visitors can enjoy many boating competitions like the Family Island Regatta, the New Year's Day Cruising Regatta, and the renowned National Out Island Regatta. Another popular attraction is the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, home to a number of rare and exotic birds, reptiles, fish and flora. The islands are also rich in fresh produce, including pineapples, tomatoes, guavas, mangoes, and avocados. There is no better place to make an island dream home a reality than at Children's Bay Cay.
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