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Nunjack Cay is a natural feature, located at Nunjack Cay, The Bahamas

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Nunjack Cay, The Bahamas

Added by Jopie, at 14 February 2017

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8 Reviews

  • Holly Beadle
    16 March 2018

    Best little spot! Huge stingrays swim right up to you. Calm waters. Saw small reef sharks. Wonderful place to pack a picnic and stay the day.

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  • Robert Royster
    08 January 2018

    Great visit. Far end. Anchor in nice small beach area. Walk across the beach to small cay. Stingrays and lemon sharks. Watch the sharks..they have teeth.

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  • Leon Keyser
    24 December 2017

    Feeding sharks and stingrays was awesone. Beautiful beaches.

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  • Gary Freiberger
    06 September 2017

    Nothing there. Not 1 bar

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  • Adam Hitt
    16 August 2017

    Great reefs. Lots of sharks and rays. Good beaches

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  • Adriana Allen
    11 July 2017

    Beautiful place

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  • Greg Travassos
    29 May 2017

    So this Cay (Nunjack aka Manjack) may not be the prettiest but it definitely has a unique feature.  On one side of the Cay there is a place for feeding the marine wildlife.  As soon as our boat pulled in it was surrounded by stingrays and sharks (don't worry most of them were nurse sharks).  Get some courage and get out of the boat into the water and bring some squid and you can feed the stingrays.  It was quite an experience to feed them in the wild.  Definitely a fun experience.  Additionally there are a few beautiful sea turtles which we recommend feeding from the boat.  You should stop here for about an hour or so for this experience.

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  • Luke Dobek
    21 February 2017

    Beautiful, beautiful cay. Can anchor close to lee side/beach, which has very calm water -- lots of little fish to see here in the exposed tree roots. Winward side of the island is choppy but with large rays and nurse sharks. May get burrs in sandals from walking in the woods. Come here!!

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