A newly built house on its own stretch of private beach near George Town, with the bonefish flats close enough to wade out and start casting without a boat. The layout spreads four bedrooms and nine beds across the house, so it leans toward groups and multi-family trips more than a quiet couple’s getaway — expect some rooms sleeping more than two. Outside, a beachside deck, fire pit, and hammock do most of the entertaining, with kayaks and paddle boards on hand for the water.
The kitchen is fully equipped for real cooking — useful given the drive into George Town for groceries. Worth knowing: this is a brand-new listing without a long guest-review history yet, though it’s already ranked in Airbnb’s top 10% of homes. There’s no heating, which is a non-issue in the Bahamas year-round, but AC and ceiling fans are on hand for the warmer months.
Why we picked this
Why it made the cut
Private beach at the door The sand belongs to the house, not a shared stretch down the road — grill at the beachside deck or fall asleep to the water.
Step onto the flats to fish No boat or guide needed to start casting for bonefish — the flats are right off the property.
Built new, stocked to actually cook A full kitchen with a dishwasher, oven, and grill means real meals, not a string of takeout runs into George Town.
Fire pit, hammock, and kayaks included Kayaks and paddle boards are already on site, and the fire pit makes the beach the obvious spot once the sun goes down.
A 6,000-square-foot villa on its own private peninsula near George Town, with 180-degree ocean views from nearly every room and a dock built for a 35-foot boat.
A quiet three-bedroom cottage on a secluded Little Exuma beach, with wrap-around deck views, a backup generator, and Starlink for truly stress-free stays.