How to Buy a Caribbean Private Island With Seven Beaches

By: - August 7th, 2016
Saddleback Cay

Saddleback Cay, named for the shape it assumes when viewed from the sea, is home to seven major and minor beaches, a main house, and several ancillary cottages.

The island is set upon over 90 feet of elevation, and boasts a commanding 360-degree view from one of the highest points in the Exumas.

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And it’s for sale.

This 35-acre private island represents a rare opportunity for buyers looking to own property in the world-famous Exumas.

Located in the northernmost section of the cays, the island is easily accessible by boat or air from New Providence.

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Neighboring Norman’s Cay offers an operational airstrip, providing even greater ease of access for those traveling to Saddleback.

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The island’s location is ideal for fishing enthusiasts – located near some of the best bonefishing and deep water fishing spots in all of the Bahamas.

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