"I really don't think I've ever had a more exciting trip and want to plan one with others in the future as I had never sea kayaked, I didn't really know what to expect - but this trip exceeded anything I could have ever have hoped for."

Sue Sutliff- Nov. 2002

"I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for all your help towards our most recent Exuma trip.I want to thank you and your Georgetown crew for a successful 6 wk expedition in the Exumas. Your equipment was in excellent condition, your crew of people in Georgetown have commendable knowledge on boating and kayaking, and their friendly helpful attitude made it a delight to meet and work with them.

Our group thoroughly enjoyed paddling in the Exuma Islands. With undeveloped, remote and beautiful islands, the setting was just perfect for us. Mike kept us safe and well-fed, and our equipment was in good condition. It was a very positive experience, one that we will savor for a long time."

-Jim Grasman- March, 2002

"Ask any globe savvy boater about the Exumas, and be prepared for the gush about it's brilliantly clear waters, vast protected harbor, undeveloped cays, and empty beaches. Kayakers, while their numbers are much fewer, prize the Exumas for the same reasons."

-"Six Sea Kayaking Paradises" - Sports Illustrated Women Magazine November, 2001

"Outside Magazine's top pick for the coolest Sea kayak adventure -The Exuma Islands. This 90 mile long mosaic of more than 365 sandy cays is blessed with calm seas and dozens of flourishing reefs."

"The Best Islands for Sea Kayaking" - Outside Magazine, November 2001

"Where the food is never fast, the nights are never dull, and you'll never want to leave. The Exumas are blessed with sparkling white beaches, mangroves and green marshes nourished by the surrounding sea. Lobster, conch, grouper and snapper abound. The sun shines. Everyone knows everyone else. They smile. They learn your name within hours of your arrival. It is a pleasure to see you. Really."

-Latitudes Magazine

"There is no more adventurous way to see the scattered beaches, rolling scrubland, and coral reefs of this island than by kayak."

-Frommers Bahamas 2000

"Sea kayaking conditions are ideal throughout the Exumas. Stocking Island is the ideal size for circumnavigating to explore the more secluded East shore."

-Hidden Bahamas

"Tourism has not marred the serene existence of the Exumas. The majority of Exumians still make a living from the land and the sea. What draws visitors are the exceptional cruising waters and the idyllic deserted islands. Diving & snorkeling are superb."

-Ulysses Travel Guide to the Bahamas

"These islands have some of the finest reef, blue holes, caves and drop-offs in the Bahamas. And all are teeming with reef and deep water fish and marine life of every shape, size, and form."

-Adventure Guide to the Bahamas

"Paradise awaits in the Exuma Island chain."

-The Travel Channel's "Top Five Secret Beaches in the World" May 25, 2000

"But the trip's standout hour came the next morning. As we coasted back toward George Town, the hot sun splintered through the turquoise sea, casting a brilliant net that scrolled across the white-sand floor- picture an enormous David Hockney pool. Then, from just beyond my right paddle, came a sudden, loud out-breath. Three dolphins leaped among our bright plastic hulls for a moment and then vanished."

-Susan Esrey, Outside Magazine, February, 2001