Tour the Bahamas Islands with 10th Generation Sailors
Starting at Norman’s Cay Beach Club in Nassau, the Russell Brothers take you on an exploration through The Bahamas. The brothers’ relationship with the islands dates to the late 1700s. Their family was part of the original Loyalists who landed on Eleuthera and The Abaco Islands. Fast forward to the early 1920s when tourism began to boom and many islanders began moving to Nassau for work. One of these migrants was the brothers’ grandfather, a former captain of the Duke of Windsor. He got his grandchildren involved in the business and sparked their love for the water. Now, the brothers own the popular and secluded hotel club here that attracts tourists looking for a cultural Bahamas escape. Hop aboard their boat as they demonstrate how to enjoy The Bahamas by sea, traveling 30 miles southeast of Nassau to Leaf Cay in the Excuma Islands. A down-scaled “Jurassic Park,” here you’ll catch a glimpse of the South American Rock Iguana population. Boat a little further to Saddleback Cay and see why guests flock to this serene location scattered with beautiful white sand dollars.