Little San Salvador Island

It was a paradise, turquoise water, white sand, blue sky, white clouds. The weather was perfect. BBQ served on the beach. A chance to see stingrays. No birds to view at this time. Chicken was running about.

Beautiful island but overpriced souvenirs. Private island owned by Carnival Cruise lines. They do take great care of their horses. Head to the end for a more private experience. Bring water shoes.

Also known as Half Moon Cay, this is a tiny private island in the Bahamas, and probably one of the most beautiful islands in the region as well. The water at the beach is a clear crystal blue and the sand is soft and fun to walk on. There are a lot of activities here as well such as stingray watching, boating, and snorkelling. This may not be the best place to shop though for souvenirs because they’re a bit pricey. Island is also known for birds although I mostly saw chickens and roosters.

The name is Little Salvador Island, but it’s also known as Half Moon Cay. This is the second time my wife and I have been, and it’s an awesome Island. The water is the most beautiful see through blue. It’s a private island, but probably one of our favorites. There is also sting ray watching, snorkeling and boating, but we like to spend all of our time on the beach soaking it in!

Beautiful water 💧 Horseback riding was great. It could have been a little longer but it was worth it. We had fun. Love love love clear blue water!

This beach literally has the finest sand of anywhere I have ever been in the world. The water is incredible both in color and temperature. This is truly paradise incarnate!

My most favourite spot to relax by ocean side. Sand is soft and smooth, water is clear blue, the island has beach volleyball, basketball nets, and of course, anything water sports I'm a beach bum

Half Moon Cay is located in the Bahamas on Little San Salvador Island. With its white sandy beaches and cerulean blue waters, Half Moon Cay is owned and operated by Carnival Cruises. Less than 4 square miles, patrons are transported ashore on small tenders. Enjoy plenty of activities, such as but not limited to watersports, Sea-Doos, swimming, sunbathing, horse back riding, renting personal cabanas, swimming with the stingrays. Fun stuff!