Exuma Point is a beach stop on northern Great Exuma where the tide shapes the visit. A local accommodation guide recommends it at low tide, which lines up with the directory’s description of sandbars emerging as the water recedes. Visitors coming specifically to see the exposed sand should plan around the tide as well as the drive.
Practical visitor information
Check the tide for the date of your visit and allow enough time to walk back before water covers the route. Ask locally where to reach the beach from the road. If your main goal is a sunset visit, check whether sunset and low tide coincide that day.