In Rokers Point Settlement, you can choose from different travel interests: Flamingo Bay Beach, golf at Emerald Bay Golf Course, and fishing options at Marina at Emerald Bay. The wider destination of Exuma complements these local points of interest with other nature and activity destinations.
Flamingo Bay Beach: Sand and translucent water
Flamingo Bay Beach stretches for a quarter mile from Steventon to Roker's Point. The beach is characterized by fine, powdery sand and translucent water. Its length and the two named endpoints give you an idea of the stretch of coastline the beach covers. If your main interests when choosing a destination are the beach and water, Flamingo Bay Beach is a specific local point of reference.
Golf in Rokers Point
Sandals Emerald Bay Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course designed by Greg Norman. The course features six signature holes. Emerald Bay Golf Course is associated with Sandals Emerald Bay Resort in Rokers Point. This makes golf a distinct local point of interest alongside the beach that you can take into account when choosing your destination.
The Great Exuma Classic Korn/Ferry Golf Tournament is scheduled to take place at Sandals Emerald Bay on January 14, 2027. If you are planning your trip around this date, check the event details before making plans; they may change.
Fishing options at Marina at Emerald Bay
Marina at Emerald Bay offers bonefishing and deep-sea fishing. Its address is in Emerald Bay, Rokers Point. This means that, in addition to the beach scenery and golf course, two different types of fishing are available as local interests. The marina is a specific starting point for these activities; the beach and golf course appeal to different interests.
More nature and activity options in the wider destination of Exuma
The Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park covers 176 square miles and was established in 1958 as the world's first land and sea park. Another natural setting in the wider destination is Moriah Harbour Cay National Park, between Great Exuma and Little Exuma. Its landscapes include sand dunes, beaches, mangrove channels and seagrass beds. Moriah Harbour Cay and the surrounding areas offer opportunities for kayaking, snorkeling, kitesurfing, bonefishing, hiking and photography; conditions for these activities can vary.
Big Major Cay and Thunderball Grotto are also destinations in the wider Exuma area. Big Major Cay is part of the Exuma Cays and is uninhabited apart from the famous swimming pigs, also known as Pig Beach. The island is accessible only by boat. Since boat arrangements can change, check them before making plans. Thunderball Grotto is an underwater cave system with marine life and coral reefs, used for snorkeling, diving and wading. Travelers can swim through it at low tide; tides and conditions affect activities.
Discover more destinations: George Town, Alexander, Hartswell, William's Town, Moss Town, Steventon, Farmer's Hill.
For the wider travel overview: Exuma.
