The land and sea park is awesome! Dinghy in and walk up the hill to see the "blow hole", stop by the park office for a map of the island and learn some history about the park. This anchorage is a must "stay". If you like snorkeling you will feel like you just went to heaven! You can scuba too... More

Amazing experience, snorkeling was awesome. We stayed over night on the boat & look forward to staying longer on our next trip down

You can tie up your boat right off one of the islands and there are tons of fish. It seems that they have been fed, however, so be careful not to bring in food as the tuna can get a bit aggressive.

We have been here more than once. It is a great place to visit as the snorkeling is fantastic. We "worked" for part of our anchor ball rent and really enjoyed that. Explore the whole island(s) and see all the underwater you can.

Very beautiful , pristine waters filled with starfish, conch, sharks, dolphins and incredible scuba and snorkelling opportunities. Really special Watch ed my three year old swimming with nurse sharks as big as labradors, and my ten year old swam with wild dolphins. Unforgettable.

My apologies for the very late review, only just found Solstice on TripAdvisor. My wife and I were married on South Andros in the Bahamas and joined The Solstice for our honeymoon in New Providence. Captain Cliff and First Mate Liza could not not have been better hosts, the other crew, Tyson and Cowboy (See photos) were an excellent addition... More

Starting with Conch Cut where the park starts from the south there are so many nooks and crannies islands to explore and so many great dives speak with a local or someone who knows the area it is one of the gems in the Exuma chain

We enjoyed the sightseeing and getting out to other cays. Snorkling was good. The captain and first mate were full of information about the cays and stories to boot.

snorkeling, motor cruising, swimming, beach combing - clear, clean and aqua blue water. It was extremely hot and humid when we were there in June so we lived in the water - what's not to love about the Exuma's!