LONG ISLAND

Do Not Disturb

“Mummy, what are they doing?” I can hear the words spoken now. I can feel the slightly nervous chuckle escape my lips.

“No Stress.” Words that line the hull of the boat, but in stark contradiction to what I’m feeling.

In the sheltered arms of a cove, off this leeward shore, witness magic both above and below the horizon at sunset.

How to make the most of your dive destination.

Husband and wife athletic-duo William and Brittany Trubridge share their insider’s tips on must-visit spots on Long Island.

A landscape layered with limestone caverns, secret stretches of soft sand, and Dean’s Blue hole - the world’s deepest hole in the sea floor.

Visit St. Peter and Paul Church in Clarence Town.
Find the courage to take the leap in to Dean’s blue hole, the world’s deepest inland blue hole.
Discover the large cave where Lucayan Indians once lived over 500 years ago.
Attend the annual Vertical Blue Competition.
Walk Galloway’s Beach near Clarence Town
Dine at Chez Pierre
Stroll Lover’s Beach
Explore Hamilton’s Cave
Discover the cave behind the church ruin in Gray’s Settlement as it has a lake inside that contains pink shrimp and blind cave fish, a species found only in the Bahamas.
Search for the mysterious blue holes close to Salt Pond Harbour.
At sunset sip on cocktails at Winter Haven and Beach Bungalows in Deals, the view is said to be magnificent.