The Berry Islands
Less than 35 miles to the north of Nassau, close to the fishing grounds on the eastern edge of the Great Bahama Bank, these little-known islands have long been a favorite stop for divers, anglers and yachtsmen. There’s not much to them; just 12 square miles of land scattered across a dozen, or so, small cays, most of them privately owned. Small and isolated as the archipelago is, there’s plenty for the outdoor enthusiast to see and do. Tiny communities with colorful names – Cockroach Cay, Goat Cay, Hog Cay, Devil’s Cay – conjure images of James Bond. Divers can explore the coral reefs off Mamma Rhoda Rock and unidentified sunken ships.
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