Things to do in  Out Islands

Half Moon Cay, also historically known as Little San Salvador Island, is a tiny private island in the Bahamas. Accessible by cruise ship, it's known for its long, crescent-shaped beach and cerulean blue waters with plenty of amenities like cabana rentals and umbrellas and activities including snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking. Much of the island has been left as a nature preserve with native vegetation for nesting birds and wildlife.

Located on the narrowest part of Eleuthera, the Glass Window Bridge is a concrete bridge that forms the top of a window-like gap between cliffs that separate Gregory Town and Upper Bogue. On one side, you can see the dark blue waters of the Atlantic, and on the other, the calm turquoise waters of the Eleuthera Blight.

Lighthouse Beach is situated at the southernmost point of Eleuthera island in The Bahamas, offering access to both the Exuma Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. As the new home of Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, the beach is accessible by cruise ship with public access limited. At the port of call, cruise passengers can enjoy cabanas, kid-friendly attractions, and adults-only areas.

On the island of Great Exuma, Coco Plum Beach boasts the powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters that the Bahamas are known for. One unique characteristic of this beach, though, is that the water is super shallow, especially during low tide, making it the perfect spot to see sand dollars and sea creatures like starfish.