Your beach at The Salt House

Ahh...What you came for

No matter how many pictures we have of the beach, they simply cannot capture just how beautiful it is.  We've tried.   It just might leave you speechless when you first see it and can finally take in the views, sounds, and warmth of the sun all at the same time.

The clarity of ocean is beyond imagination while coming in shades of blue and turquoise that you've only dreamed about.  The sand so soft and fine you can't help but dig your toes in and sift it with your fingers.

And it's yours, nearly 900 feet of private beach shared by just four other homes.  And if you still want more beach, there are three other stretches of public beach access only a few minutes away on Little Exuma, two you can walk to, and the famous Tropic of Cancer beach.

On and in the Ocean

Most days the cove has calm waters that will invite you to take the stand up paddle board or sea kayak out for a cruise (life jackets provided in various adult and child sizes). With depths never reaching 20 feet for well over a mile out, you'll marvel at the beauty surrounding and beneath you.

For those a little more adventurous, the protected cays that rise straight out from the beach offer you the chance to have that deserted island beach day that you've fantasized about. The largest being Pigeon Cay at 1.3 miles out, is the highlight. Pack a lunch, your favorite beverages, and a camera for a memorable day. Just make sure you stay aware of the weather and wave conditions when setting out for the cays.

​Bring your snorkel gear and spend hours swimming around the rock out cropping on both ends of the cove where you can watch the colorful coral and small tropical fish. As mentioned above, the next beach over is a gorgeous stretch and easily accessed while snorkeling around the southeastern end of the cove or by car just down the main round about a half mile.