Boating On Long Island

Boating On Long Island

An uninterrupted 80-mile stretch of contrasting coastlines gives Long Island its name and a distinct landscape. With the rich blue Atlantic Ocean on one side and the turquoise Caribbean Sea on the other, there is more than enough to keep any boating enthusiast enraptured. You'll enjoy views of rolling hills, dramatic cliffs and caves, beautiful expanses of soft sand beaches, and peaceful coves. Whether you sail by yacht, sailboat or small boat, you can dock at two marinas on the island that provide the usual services. Passing boaters can anchor safely in bad weather at Salt Pond Harbour.

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Featured Properties for Boating in Long Island
Island Things To Do
Sailing

Sailing

Guided tours take you around Long Island to visit Columbus Harbor—where Columbus anchored—and to offshore islands like Sandy Cay, Rum Cay, The Exumas and Conception Island.

Regattas

Regattas

The annual regatta is Long Island’s featured event; families plan their reunions around it. It is held on The Bahamas Labour Day weekend in June, with Class A, B and C boats racing.

Powerboating

Powerboating

Stella Maris Marina is located in the north and has 21 slips. Flying Fish Marina, located in the south, has 16 slips. There are also two other facilities offering dockage.

Charters

Charters

Crewed charters are available for a half or full day to enjoy everything that Long Island’s turquoise waters offer. Arrangements can be made through marinas and resorts.

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