Beach· Man-O-War Cay· Bahamas — North
Man-O-War Atlantic Beaches
26° 35.6′ N · 76° 60.0′ W · approximate
The ocean side of skinny Man-O-War Cay has long white-sand beaches facing the reef, only a few minutes' walk across the island from the harbour; at The Narrows the cay is less than 10 m wide.
Practical
Position approximate: a point on the Atlantic shore opposite the village, from OpenStreetMap coastline. Walk across from the harbour; there are no facilities. The wreck of the USS Adirondack (1862) lies on the reef to the northeast (Wikipedia). Swim and snorkel only in calm conditions; the ocean side takes the full Atlantic swell.
Best for
Beach walk and reef views
Nearby
- Man-O-War Eastern Harbor Mooring Field0.2 NM away
- Dock N' Dine (Man-O-War)0.3 NM away
- Man-O-War Ferry Dock (Albury's)0.3 NM away
- Man-O-War Grocery0.3 NM away
- Man-O-War Heritage Museum0.3 NM away
- Man-O-War Marina0.3 NM away
- Albury Boatbuilding Heritage (Man-O-War)0.4 NM away
- Hibiscus Cafe (Man-O-War)0.4 NM away
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