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"The Sandbar property was wonderful and lived up to the listing. The hosts were great to work with during the lead-up to the trip, and the property manager was very responsive when we contacted them."

"Villa Oceania is in a great location, gorgeous beach, well appointed, comfortable, and clean. Lynda, the property manager, was a great communicator, kind and helpful. We had a large group of 11 extended family member ranging in age from 11 to 76. We were all very happy with the accommodations and Exuma overall. Couldn’t recommend both more highly"

"Excellent stay! Very charming property that was perfect for our family. Staff were friendly and attentive. Restaurant and beach club were excellent. We only stayed for one night on our last night on the island, but would absolutely return! "

"The homes location is close to George Town , yet has the feeling of being a private island, with nearly a soul in sight for the days we were here. The house itself was clean and well equipped for our family of 4. The views were spectacular. The waterfront was perfect for kids. Bambi and Doug were great hosts. "

"Good location on the beach with a pool and restaurant "

"I have traveled all over the world and this was one of the nicest vrbo’s I have ever been to. The owners have thought of everything when it comes to accommodations. You literally can just show up and relax. Would highly recommend this property!!!"

"great property! Staff were super nice and helped us book our full day excursion to the pigs, sharks, sandbar, and more. Having the splash bar restaurant on site was great to come back and end the day conviently and uniquely for dinner. beach side cottage was great, although we only had a partial ocean view and if I were to book again I might choose the more affordable cottages on the other side of the street. "

"If you’re daydreaming about ditching crowds for empty beaches and that crazy blue water you see in postcards, Stocking Island in the Exumas is your spot. And trust me, you’ve gotta check out Saint Francis Resort. Picture this: You walk into your room, fling open the balcony doors, and BAM—the ocean slaps you in the face (in the best way). Miles of perfect sand, zero people. They’ll even boat you to secret mini-islands where it’s just you, some coconuts, and maybe a curious seagull. Swim with pigs? Check. Glide with stingrays? Yep. Watch your kids lose their minds over starfish and sand dollars? Absolutely. It’s like someone dumped a NatGeo documentary into your vacation. Pro tip: Bring waterproof phone cases. Your Instagram will thank you. Leslie picks me up from the airport. Then Chacho zooms me across water so clear you’ll question reality. Desmond hands me a rum punch before you even say "hello." Chef PG is a wizard. His mahi-mahi?Tastes like he caught it that morning (he probably did). Lobster so juicy you’ll lick the plate. And that conch salad? You’ll try to recreate it at home and fail miserably. Eat it every day—it’s the law. Mr Wang and Marie? Legends. Want a private beach dinner? Done. Kid wants to fish at sunrise? They’ll find a rod. This isn’t just a trip—it’s the story you’ll annoy friends with for years."

"This was our first time being back on a boat in the Bahamas in 30 years. Being in our mid seventy’s we were wondering whether we would find it comfortable but because our hosts, Mathieu and Marc, everything worked out nicely. Both hosts were very personable and could not do enough for us. The dinghy was large and easy to start and allowed us to explore the area. The hosts provided water whenever we needed it. Although the boat was not a luxury yacht, it satisfied our needs. The location inside a well protected harbor on a mooring was ideal especially since we had some bad weather where other boats dragged. If you are sailors, you’ll know what a 1990 30’ Catalina is all about. If you’re not a sailor, you will enjoy the accommodations. Any inconveniences being on a boat are greatly outweighed by the gorgeous location, the inclusion of a dinghy and the helpfulness of the hosts."