We really enjoyed staying at Shoreline. We had the beach to ourselves most times. It’s so peaceful and beautiful. We felt completely safe staying here. Violet was very charming and accommodating. Coco Plum beach is about a 20 min walk to your right . There is limited food and groceries at this end of the island and the restaurant on site is closed Sun and Mon. So a trip to Georgetown leaving the airport is suggested. Look for the 3 dogs that travel with a white goat near the property. They are always together and cute to watch play .

Great find right on the beach! When we arrived our room was clean and stocked. The room came with a decent sized refrigerator, one burner to cook meals, microwave, toaster and small coffee pot. There are two BBQs on site as well.

The room was larger than expected and very comfortable with a nice firm bed, a/c and plenty of towels etc. The restaurant onsite is good and offers fish tacos, burgers, conch fritters and such. Music plays from 12-7 so be aware if you’re staying on site. Good news is you don’t need to bring a speaker! Bad news is no mid day naps.

The facility offers a few kayaks which were great to go to the pig beach. Took about 30 mins to paddle out there. Don’t pay for an excursion if you stay here! The two SUP have no fins so would be difficult to navigate on the water. If you feel so inclined maybe get some off amazon and bring to them! They would appreciate it I’m sure!

As for the island- it is SLOW! Not much open before 12:00. Most things close between 3-6. And again close before 9.

If you’re a coffee drinker- the only “real” ground coffee is at exuma market in George Town. The little convenience stores only have instant. After much debate, and $350 on groceries I think it’s cheaper to eat out. Maybe just buy some coffee and breakfast and don’t bother with groceries for the rest.

We found Shoreline at the beginning of our trip and visited it a couple of times while on the island. It is the best beach bar we have found since Big D’s closed. It’s near to the north point but so worth the drive. The beach is beautiful, the outdoor seating was comfortable with colourful picnic tables. The drinks perfect and the cook very accommodating to me being vegetarian (I had a delicious veg wrap, highly recommend). We got lucky with both visits as we saw a lemon shark and turtle along the shore.
I do also want to say that the server/bartender (whose name I regret not getting) was amazing. Attentive and really friendly. I had a frustrating moment (long moment) where I lost the car keys on the beach and he was searching high and low with me (which was so much appreciated and above and beyond).
If you take a drive up to Exuma Point Beach to see the sandbars and starfish, make sure you visit this spot- you will not regret it!!

We loved our stay at Shoreline Beach Club on Exuma. Our room was tidy and well equipped. The host Violet and her team were helpful and friendly. The location is right on a beautiful beach just steps away from the room. Justin and Kevin were great company in the evenings at the on-site restaurant and the fish tacos were the best we’ve ever had! We highly recommend Shoreline Beach Club!

Fantastic place - views, food and service all memorable!
The fish tacos and rice and beans were lovely. Huge portions so my husband and I shared!