Ragged Island and its surrounding chain of cays form one of the most remote and pristine corners of the Bahamas, a scattering of tiny islands stretching south toward Cuba across dazzling turquoise banks. Rarely visited and gloriously unspoilt, they offer some of the most secluded and beautiful cruising in the entire archipelago.
The chain is a paradise of empty white beaches, clear shallow flats and vibrant reefs, where the water shifts through every shade of blue and green. Its remoteness and pristine nature make it a haven for excellent fishing, superb snorkelling and a profound sense of solitude and space.
With only a tiny settlement and vast stretches of deserted cays, Ragged Island offers an endless choice of secluded anchorages, from palm-fringed islets to sheltered coves and dazzling sandbars. The clear, warm water is superb for swimming and quiet exploration.
Ashore, the few friendly residents offer a warm welcome and fresh seafood, along with an authentic taste of the most remote Bahamas. The sense of untouched paradise is exceptional.
With its empty cays, clear flats and untouched beauty, Ragged Island is a pristine frontier of the Bahamas. Guests can anchor off deserted beaches, fish superb waters and enjoy the profound seclusion and natural beauty of this remote island chain.
