Little-known Acklins Island and Crooked Island lie next to each other. The Ferry will provided your transportation to and from. The ultimate "OUT ISLANDS" provide an escape from the hustle and bustle second to none.

The beaches are adorned with BEAUTIFUL AQUA waters. The water is pure and teaming with life. Tarpon and Bonefish are plentyful and LARGE. For divers, a 50-mile barrier reef encircles the islands.

Crooked Island is the mother island, with most of the inhabitants living in and around the capital, Colonel Hill. Experienced birdwatchers also know that the undisturbed wooded areas are a popular resting place for numerous species, including the ever-present hummingbird.

Acklins and Crooked Island are two of the four islands forming an atoll which hugs the beautiful shallow waters of the Bight of Acklins. Bordered by the nearly uninhabited Castle Island and Long Cay, they are as natural as they were when The Bahamas was first discovered.