On a private mile-long beach beneath the sunny skies of Cat Island, The Bahamas, the Fernandez Bay Village gives guests a taste of rural tropical paradise. Amidst 150 square miles of unadulterated rolling hills and isolated beaches, tranquil beauty envelops the Fernandez Bay Village. The resort hotel takes "getting away from it all" to new levels of authenticity. For active guests, there is no shortage of things to do in the neighboring city of New Bight. The tropical town beckons visitors to its shores for the annual "Shake and Scrape" festival, where musicians wielding barrel drums and saws bang out island tunes. In the summer, a Regatta Race puts to rest the contentious talk of local sloop racers, finally deciding who is the fastest of the fast for the remainder of the year. The Fernandez Bay Village is a tranquil refuge from the outside world. Guests can perfect the art of hammock lounging at the beachside restaurant, and the self-serve tiki bar can rejuvenate parched visitors. Motor boating, canoeing, fishing, biking, snorkeling and swimming are available to those not afraid of getting their feet sandy in the name of fun.
The accommodations at Fernandez Bay Village testify to the remote locale. Palm-thatched roofs, stone walls and rattan furniture hint at island culture. The rustic stylings belie the luxurious comfort of the rooms. All suites are air-conditioned and feature private garden showers, pillow-top queen beds and outdoor terraces.
From beachside relaxation to watersports and island culture, the Fernandez Bay Village offers a rejuvenating vacation lifestyle in a remote tropical setting on Cat Island, The Bahamas.
Small pets are accepted at the hotel for a daily charge.
