Sea La Vie Guidebook

We highly recommend renting a car to get around the island. If you decide to go this route, there are two parking spaces available at the unit. If you don't plan to rent a car, we can provide the numbers for taxi drivers that are familiar with the area & the villa.

The #15 and #15A buses have routes that pass through the Yamacraw area. You have the option of walking to a nearby bus stop between the hours of 6am and 6pm.

Palm Cay has day passes which provide you with access to the beach club area, tiki bar & members' pool. The passes are currently $110 per person per day (tax included) and can be purchased onsite at the Welcome Center. Please note that they're only taking credit/debit cards.

Exuma Escapes offers a day away excursion to see the infamous swimming pigs, feed the rock iguanas, view Pablo Escobar's sunken plane wreck & swim with the Sharks. Promocode: provided upon request Please note the code is case sensitive and will provide a 5% discount on the cost of the excursion.

Every Saturday in July at Arawak Cay! Join cultural enthusiasts as they share the best of Bahamian music, cuisine and drinks, Bahamian crafts, and live Junkanoo performances from your favorite Junkanoo groups.

A junkanoo rush out that takes place on Bay Street every year on July 10th

Boiled fish Stew fish Chicken souse Sheep tongue souse Conch fritters Fire engine (i.e. grits and corned beef) Cracked conch Crab n rice Conch salad Guava duff

Sky juice (i.e. gin, coconut water & condensed milk) Bahama Mama (i.e. dark & light rum, lemon juice, pineapple juice) Kalik (i.e. Bahamian beer paired best with conch salad) Kalik Gold (i.e. Bahamian beer paired best with crab n rice and cracked conch) Kalik Radler (i.e. A sweet Bahamian beer paired best with conch fritters) Sands (i.e. Bahamian beer best paired with traditional meals) Strong Back Stout (i.e. Bahamian beer best paired with stew fish or stew conch)