Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park

Paradise Found

Pristine Beaches

Unmatched Beauty

Stark Contrasts

Explore the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, a 176 square-mile protected area that is home to diverse marine life, coral reefs, limestone caves, and tropical birds. You can snorkel, dive, hike, or kayak in this pristine natural wonderland.

• Explore the uninhabited Shroud Cay and its network of mangrove-lined creeks and tidal channels, ideal for kayaking serene, shallow waters teeming with juvenile fish and sea turtles.
• Swim with the famous pigs at Big Major Spot, one of the most popular things to do in Exumas. These friendly hogs will greet you in the clear waters and enjoy some snacks from you.
• Hike above the Park's headquarters on Wardrick Wells to the panoramic views of Boo Boo Hill and a natural "bubble bath" lagoon where waves create frothy pools.
• Visit Thunderball Grotto, a stunning underwater cave near Staniel Cay that was featured in the James Bond movie Thunderball. You can snorkel or dive into this grotto and see colorful fish and coral formations.
• Enjoy the solitude and tranquility of sailing in shallow, protected waters on the west side of the Exumas. You can anchor at various cays and marinas along the way, and experience the local culture and cuisine.

Three queen cabins with en suite heads and showers available. Up to six passengers. Food and soft drinks included. BYOB. Please see the "Welcome Aboard Flamingo" document for additional information.

To reserve this trip or inquire about any other dates and sailing itineraries, please email brock@flamingosailing.com now!.

Key West

US's Southernmost City

Historic Architecture

Magical Sunsets

On the Edge

Key West, the southernmost point of the Continental US, is a vibrant island paradise known for its colorful history, stunning sunsets, and rich cultural blend of Cuban, Caribbean, and American influences.

• Explore the historic home where Ernest Hemingway lived in the 1930s, complete with lush gardens and descendents of his six-toed cats.
• Join the nightly Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square, featuring street performers, local artisans, and breathtaking views of the sun dipping below the horizon.
• Discover vibrant coral reefs and marine life, including the iconic Christ of the Abyss statue, in the clear waters surrounding the island.
• Stroll or bike along lively Duval Street, enjoying its eclectic mix of bars, retaurants, shops and historic landmarks like the Southernmost Point Buoy.

Three queen cabins with en suite heads and showers available. Up to six passengers. Food and soft drinks included. BYOB. Please see the "Welcome Aboard Flamingo" document for additional information.

To reserve this trip or inquire about any other dates and sailing itineraries, please email brock@flamingosailing.com now!.

Dry Tortugas National Park

Remote history

Historic Fort Jefferson

Tropical Beaches

Vibrant reefs

A remote cluster of islands 70 miles west of Key West, Florida, is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and historic Fort Jefferson.

• Tour the historic 19th-century Fort Jefferson, learning about its history as a military outpost and prison, with guided or self-guided walks through its massive brick structure.
• Discover vibrant coral reefs and marine life, including colorful fish and shipwrecks, in the clear waters around the islands.
• Observe migratory birds and resident seabirds, such as sooty terns and frigatebirds, especially at Bush Key, a haven for bird enthusiasts.
• Relax on pristine beaches or swim in the turquoise waters, enjoying the serene environment of Garden Key or nearby Loggerhead Key.

Three queen cabins with en suite heads and showers available. Up to six passengers. Food and soft drinks included. BYOB. Please see the "Welcome Aboard Flamingo" document for additional information.

To reserve this trip or inquire about any other dates and sailing itineraries, please email brock@flamingosailing.com now!.

Exumas, Bahamas

Looking for a sailing vacation that offers solitude, unspoiled natural beauty, and quaint, low-key beach settlements? Exumas is a chain of 365 cays in the Bahamas, each with its own unique charm and attractions.

Explore the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, a 176 square-mile protected area that is home to diverse marine life, coral reefs, limestone caves, and tropical birds. You can snorkel, dive, hike, or kayak in this pristine natural wonderland.

• Swim with the famous pigs at Big Major Cay, one of the most popular things to do in Exumas. These friendly hogs will greet you in the clear waters and enjoy some snacks from you.
• Feed the iguanas at Allen Cays and swim with nurse sharks at Compass Cay.
• Visit Thunderball Grotto, a stunning underwater cave near Staniel Cay that was featured in the James Bond movie Thunderball. You can snorkel or dive into this grotto and see colorful fish and coral formations.
• Enjoy the solitude and tranquility of sailing in shallow, protected waters on the west side of the Exumas. You can anchor at various cays and marinas along the way, and experience the local culture and cuisine.

Three queen cabins with en suite heads and showers available. Up to six passengers. Food and soft drinks included. BYOB. Please see the "Welcome Aboard Flamingo" document for additional information.

To reserve this trip or inquire about any other dates and sailing itineraries, please email brock@flamingosailing.com now!.

Abacos, Bahamas

Find serenity

• Enjoy the gentle trade winds and calm waters of the Sea of Abaco. You can navigate by sight and anchor in protected harbors or marinas along the way.
• Discover the charming colonial towns and villages that dot the islands, such as Hope Town, Marsh Harbour, Man-O-War Cay, and Green Turtle Cay. You can admire the colorful architecture, visit the museums and shops, and sample the local cuisine and culture.
• Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of Abacos, such as the pristine beaches, coral reefs, mangroves, and cays. You can snorkel, dive, fish, kayak, or paddleboard in the clear blue water and see a variety of marine life, such as turtles, dolphins, rays, and sharks. You can also visit the famous swimming pigs at No Name Cay or feed the iguanas at Allen's Cay.

  To reserve this trip or inquire about any other dates and sailing itineraries, please email brock@flamingosailing.com now!.