About Rum Cay

Rum Cay is an incredible destination for lounging on secluded beaches, diving, snorkeling and fishing in idyllic, crystal clear waters. It is also just 15 miles away from Conception Island, a pristine National Park in the Bahamas that is a highly desirable (yet relatively unaccessible to date) eco-tourism destination.

Other Points of Interest:

• Wreck of the HMS Conqueror – This famous shipwreck located just off Rum Cay’s shore is known as the Underwater Museum of The Bahamas. It is an ideal site for history buffs, scuba enthusiasts and deep-sea divers. HMS Conqueror was built in 1855 and was lost on Sumner Point Reef, Rum Cay in 1861. It sits in just 30 feet of water.
• Ocean View Beach – This fine, pink sand beach is a quiet escape. Perfect for beach-combing and sunbathing, it is also within walking distance of the Ocean View Restaurant & Bar. 
• Hartford Cave – The walls of this ancient cave are decked with petroglyphs from Lucayan & Arawak tribes.