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True Blue (Bahamas)
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Practical info — True Blue

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🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

  • True Blue is extremely remote; bring all necessary supplies, fuel, and water from Colonel Hill or Spring Point.
  • The roads can be rough and unpaved in sections; renting a 4x4 or SUV is strongly recommended.
  • This area is pristine and untouched; respect the natural environment and leave no trace behind.
  • Cellular service may be spotty, so download offline maps before setting out.

🍽 Food

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Fresh Seafood

Ask your guesthouse or local guide to prepare a freshly caught meal.

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Conch Stew

A hearty local dish sometimes available at small eateries on the island.

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Johnny Cake

A dense, slightly sweet bread often served with breakfast or stews.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Essentials

There are virtually no shops here; buy everything you need in the larger settlements before arriving.

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Local Crafts

Occasionally, you may find a local artisan selling woven baskets in nearby villages.

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Untouched Beaches

Enjoy miles of empty, pristine shoreline well-suited for solitary walks.

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Bird Watching Flats

The shallow wetlands are incredibly quiet and home to flamingos and herons.

True Blue is a remote settlement on Crooked Island, Bahamas, known for its untouched nature and tranquil atmosphere. The name likely derives from the intense blue color of the sea surrounding the island in this area. Historically, True Blue served as a port of call for shipping and a small base for local trade in seafood and coconuts. The settlement is sparsely populated, consisting of scattered residential homes tucked away among dense palm groves and native vegetation. Geographically, True Blue provides access to some of the island's best diving spots, featuring spectacular underwater walls and coral formations just offshore. Residents live in a tight-knit community and maintain a lifestyle strongly rooted in the traditional customs of the Out Islands. As there is minimal modern tourist development, True Blue remains a lesser-known spot for travelers seeking absolute peace and an authentic Bahamian experience.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jan–Mar.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °C252424252628282929282726
Rain mm2920203069533746651017333

Geography

Coordinates
22.78330, -74.25000

Facts

  • True Blue is located on the western coast of Crooked Island.
  • The region is known for its deep underwater caves.
  • The population primarily relies on fishing and agriculture.
  • Historical ruins of cotton plantations are located in the vicinity.
  • True Blue is a significant site for sea turtle conservation.
  • The settlement is accessible only via unpaved roads.

Explore nearby

Notable places around

Mount CauldwellMount Cauldwell3 km · NExplore →
Crooked Island's Limestone HillsCrooked Island's Limestone Hills6 km · NExplore →
Salt House Ruins on Crooked IslandSalt House Ruins on Crooked Island6 km · NWExplore →
Landrail PointLandrail Point9 km · SExplore →
High Cay (Acklins) ReliefHigh Cay (Acklins) Relief11 km · SWExplore →
Albert TownAlbert Town12 km · SExplore →
Lovely BayLovely Bay14 km · NExplore →
Bight of AcklinsBight of Acklins20 km · NWExplore →

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Frequently asked questions

What is True Blue?
A quiet residential area on Great Exuma, located near the airport.
Why visit True Blue?
It has an authentic look at local life away from the resorts.
Is it far from the airport?
No, Exuma International Airport is reachable within minutes.
Are there hotels there?
There are mostly vacation rentals and small guesthouses rather than large hotels.
Are there shops?
For major shopping, you need to drive to nearby George Town.
True Blue: where is it located?
True Blue is located in Bahamas.
True Blue: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Mar.
True Blue: why is it worth visiting?
True Blue is a remote settlement on Crooked Island, Bahamas, known for its untouched nature and tranquil atmosphere.
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Nature

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More places

Mount Cauldwell — True Blue (Bahamas)
Mount Cauldwell
One of the highest elevations on Crooked Island, offering sweeping views of the island.
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Crooked Island's Limestone Hills
A series of low-lying limestone hills that traverse Crooked Island, creating varied topography.
Salt House Ruins on Crooked Island — True Blue (Bahamas)
Salt House Ruins on Crooked Island
The remains of buildings used to store salt before it was shipped from Crooked Island.
High Cay (Acklins) Relief — True Blue (Bahamas)
High Cay (Acklins) Relief
A small, elevated cay off the coast of Acklins, providing a contrast to the surrounding low-lying area.
Bight of Acklins — True Blue (Bahamas)
Bight of Acklins
A large, shallow lagoon enclosed by Acklins, Crooked Island, and Long Cay.
Cotton Gin Mill Ruin — True Blue (Bahamas)
Cotton Gin Mill Ruin
The remains of a mill on Acklins used for processing cotton during the plantation era.
San Salvador's Inland Lakes — True Blue (Bahamas)
San Salvador's Inland Lakes
The interior of San Salvador is dotted with a network of hyper-saline lakes and ponds, creating a unique ecosystem.
Farquharson's Plantation Ruins — True Blue (Bahamas)
Farquharson's Plantation Ruins
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