Exuma All-Inclusive Resort Guide
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Exuma, Bahamas is a strong all-inclusive resort choice for couples. The best months to go are December-April. Typical costs run about $350-600 per person per day. Planning help from a dedicated travel advisor is free.
About Exuma, Bahamas for All-Inclusive Resorts
Famous for swimming pigs at Big Major Cay. Features Grand Isle Resort and upcoming Rosewood Exuma (opening 2028). 365 cays and islands with pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. Growing luxury destination.
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Every property below is a true all-inclusive in Exuma, so one price covers rooms, meals, and drinks.
Grand Isle Resort & Residences
Planning a all-inclusive resort to Exuma
A few practical anchors before you commit to dates:
- When to go: December-April, those shoulder months give you the sweet spot of great weather without peak-season prices.
- Peak season (avoid if you can): December-March. Expect higher resort rates and fuller beaches.
- Hurricane window: June-November. Travel insurance is worth the small extra spend if you're booking in this range.
- Airport: GGT - Exuma International Airport (George Town): most major US cities have direct routes, which matters for a short all-inclusive resort.
- Budget check: plan for about $350-600 per person. That covers accommodations, meals, activities, and a couple of excursions.
- Language: English.
Common questions about all-inclusive resorts in Exuma
What do all-inclusive resorts in Exuma include?
Typically your room, all meals and snacks, drinks (often top-shelf), most non-motorized watersports, and entertainment. Standouts include Grand Isle Resort & Residences. A travel advisor compares inclusions for free.
How do you swim with the pigs in Exuma?
The famous swimming pigs live on Big Major Cay ('Pig Beach'), reached by boat tour from Great Exuma or Staniel Cay. Most tours combine the pigs with Thunderball Grotto snorkeling, iguanas, and sandbar stops.
When is the best time to visit Exuma?
December through April offers dry, calm, sunny weather ideal for boat trips. May and early June bring fewer crowds before the hurricane season (June–November).
Do I need a passport to visit Exuma?
Yes. Exuma is part of the Bahamas, so US, UK, and Canadian travelers need a valid passport.
What is there to do in Exuma?
Swim with the pigs, wade the turquoise sandbars, snorkel Thunderball Grotto, visit the iguanas, and relax on quiet cays — Exuma is about boating and seclusion more than resorts and nightlife.
What is Exuma known for?
Exuma is known for the swimming pigs of Big Major Cay — the Bahamas’ most famous residents — plus water so clear it reads as unreal from the air: 365 cays, shifting white sandbars, Thunderball Grotto’s snorkel cave, nurse sharks at Compass Cay, and iguanas that meet your boat on the beach.
Is Exuma better for couples or families?
Exuma is a boat-day destination, which suits couples chasing empty-beach seclusion and families whose kids are old enough to love a full day on the water. What it isn’t is a nightlife or big-resort island — dinner is low-key, nights are quiet, and that’s exactly the appeal.
How much does an Exuma vacation cost?
Exuma is one of the pricier Bahamian escapes: a 7-night week for two typically runs $6,050 to $9,550 depending on the month — about $7,450 mid-range, and roughly $14,900 for a family of four. September is usually cheapest and December priciest, and the signature full-day boat excursions are a real budget line worth planning for.
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