Pink Sands Beach – Located on Harbour Island, this beach is famous for its striking pink sand that stretches for three miles. The color comes from crushed coral mixing with the white sand. It’s not only a beautiful sight but also provides a cool surface to walk on even under the hot sun.

Cabbage Beach – Situated on Paradise Island, Cabbage Beach offers powdery white sand and crystal clear waters. It’s popular among tourists and is lined with resorts and water sports vendors, making it a lively spot for those looking to enjoy more than just sunbathing.

Treasure Cay Beach – Located on Great Abaco Island, this beach is often listed among the top beaches in the world. With its incredibly soft, white sand and stunning turquoise waters, it’s perfect for swimming and sunbathing. The beach stretches over three miles, providing plenty of space for relaxation.

Tahiti Beach – Tucked away at the southern tip of Elbow Cay, this secluded beach is accessible only by foot, bike, or boat, making it less crowded than other beaches. It’s known for its shallow, clear waters and beautiful sandbars that appear during low tide.

Gold Rock Beach – Part of the Lucayan National Park on Grand Bahama Island, Gold Rock Beach is considered the “welcome mat” of the Bahamas at low tide, when the beach extends for yards into the sea. It’s an unspoiled natural paradise, perfect for a quiet day of relaxation.