Salt Cay offers unspoiled beaches and rustic charm that has all but vanished on the more developed islands. It’s also totally magical if you are lucky enough to be there sometime from January through March. You may see a pod of humpback whales migrating through the passage with their new born calves. Truly an island lost in time!

Salt Cay is a tranquil and charming island offering complete relaxation. This tiny island possesses quiet bays with several long stretches of white sand beaches excellent for swimming, snorkeling and beach combing.

There are few cars on the island, most of the transportation is via golf cart, bicycle, boat or by foot.

Salt Cay excels in providing spectacular diving, snorkeling, fishing and sailing. Rodale’s Scuba Diving Magazine has rated Salt Cay in the top 100 in the world as ‘best wall diving. Salt Cay also ranked in the top 5 in the world under the categories: Top Dive Destination, Top Macro Life, Top Fish Life, Top Advanced Diving, Healthiest Marine Life and Top Underwater Photography.

Salt Cay is also a rest stop for migrating birds with varieties ranging from pink flamingos to blue herons. Salt Cay’s quiet environment makes it the perfect spot for bird watching.

A visit to Salt Cay is essential if you want to understand the history of the Salt Islands. Little has changed in Salt Cay since 1900, when the Salt Industry flourished.