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Bahamas · Cultural & Nautical Calendar
Carnivals · Regattas · Heritage · Music
Across The Islands
Follow the rhythm of the islands through regattas, Junkanoo, culinary traditions, music and sport.
Nassau — New Providence
Before dawn, Bay Street becomes a moving work of art. Towering costumes, goatskin drums, cowbells and brass sections sweep through downtown Nassau as rival groups compete in the Bahamas’ most iconic celebration.
Welcome the new year in full Bahamian rhythm. At first light, elaborate costumes and thundering drums return to Bay Street for a second, equally spirited parade through the heart of Nassau.
Montagu Bay — Nassau
A New Year tradition on the water. Bahamian sloops gather off Montagu Bay for a spirited day of racing, best enjoyed from the deck of a private yacht anchored close to the action.
Government House — Nassau
A graceful Bahamian afternoon of bush teas, pastries, live music and local conversation in the gardens of Government House — an intimate introduction to island hospitality.
Nassau & Paradise Island
A destination race weekend where personal bests meet paradise. After the finish line, recover on the water with a private charter across Nassau’s turquoise shallows.
George Town — Great Exuma
The climax of Bahamian Christmas reaches Great Exuma in a rush of brilliant costumes, drums and cowbells, as George Town celebrates Junkanoo with island-wide pride.
Staniel Cay — Exuma Cays
A favorite among visiting sailors, this relaxed Cays gathering combines friendly racing, beach festivities and the warm hospitality of Staniel Cay.
The Bahamas’ most celebrated sailing tradition. Native sloops race across Elizabeth Harbour while George Town fills with music, food and visiting yachts from across the islands.
Farmer’s Cay — Exuma Cays
A beloved rendezvous for yachts in the Exuma Cays. Village warmth, beach gatherings, sloop racing and local cooking create one of the most authentic stops of the season.
Rolleville — Great Exuma
One of the island’s enduring maritime gatherings, where sail racing, homecoming celebrations and local food bring Rolleville’s families and visitors together.
Governor’s Harbour — Eleuthera
A weekly island ritual of fried fish, conch fritters, Rum Bubbas and relaxed conversation by the water — the easiest way to meet Eleuthera at its most genuine.
Gregory Town — Eleuthera
Eleuthera celebrates its most famous fruit through local cooking, live music, crafts and lively community gatherings in the heart of Gregory Town.
South Eleuthera
A joyful tribute to the Bahamas’ iconic shellfish, with cracked conch, conch salad and island music served in a relaxed South Eleuthera setting.
Marsh Harbour — The Abacos
Custom sport-fishing boats, serious bluewater anglers and the unmistakable energy of the Abacos come together in a tournament built around craftsmanship and the chase.
Green Turtle Cay — The Abacos
A polished coastal celebration of Bahamian flavor, creative dining and island hospitality on the shores of Green Turtle Cay.
Mars Bay — Andros
An authentic Out Island gathering centered on traditional conch recipes, local music and the welcoming spirit of South Andros.
Taino Beach — Grand Bahama
A festive evening of Junkanoo rush-outs, bush tea, quadrille, rake ’n’ scrape and local cooking on the sands of Taino Beach.
West End — Grand Bahama
A street festival inspired by West End’s rum-running history, pairing seafood, music and island storytelling in one of Grand Bahama’s oldest settlements.
Salt Pond — Long Island
Traditional Bahamian sloops and their crews race in open water, honoring a seafaring heritage that comes alive each year in Salt Pond.
Dean’s Blue Hole — Long Island
At one of the world’s most celebrated blue holes, elite freedivers descend into the deep blue — a rare spectacle to witness from the calm of a private yacht.
Cat Island — The Bahamas
Cat Island’s signature sound comes alive through scraping rhythms, dance and local cooking, celebrating a musical tradition rooted in the island’s heritage.
New Bight — Cat Island
Native sloops compete offshore while Cat Island comes alive with music, food and homecoming celebrations along the shore of New Bight.
