The Fountain of youth will have you saying “Age ain’t nothin but a number” as we journey to visit the long lived sea turtles at Farmers Cay. Swim and pet the sea turtles as a local prepares your freshly made conch salad.

Little Farmer’s Cay  has a tiny population of 66.

Little Farmer’s Cay is also home to abundant wildlife, including exotic birds, sea turtles, sharks and tropical fish. Deep sea caves and coral reefs are nearby for world-class snorkeling.

Here at Little Farmers Cay is where you will swim and be able to pet wild sea turtles. The turtles come into the bay because of the locals that clean conch in the water and have become so accustom to the locals feeding them conch that now they let most people pet them. (As long as you have a snack for them)

Rutter Cut Cave

Rudder cut cave is a small cave that has been eroded away from the wind, rain and tides that have left a beautiful spot to pull your boat directly into on a high tide and even take an awesome photo!

The Fountain of Youth and Oven Rock

Oven Rock is a lone standing pinnacle of limestone rock that has an opening that is eerily similar to an Oven. It is topped with a large Osprey nest that is sometimes occupied by an Osprey and its young.

The Fountain of youth is a freshwater pond inside of a cave system and legend has it tasing a dip in this pond will give you eternal youth!

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Swim and Feed The Turtles

Little Farmer’s Cay

Take a Staniel Cay Adventures Tour to Little Farmer’s Cay . This tiny cay has a population of 66.

Little Farmer’s Cay is also home to abundant wildlife, including exotic birds, sea turtles, dolphins, sharks and tropical fish. Deep sea caves and coral reefs are nearby for world-class diving and snorkeling.

Little Farmer’s is located on the banks side of the southern Exuma Cays just 20 nm south of Staniel Cay. It’s easily reached from either the south or north on the banks side. Farmer’s Cay Cut offers access from Exuma Sound, but use caution in this cut. It’s wide, deep and easy to read, but a large swell from sustained easterly winds against an ebb tide can make it a rough ride. The currents are also quite strong.

Located just south of Big Farmer’s Cay, this stretch of pure white sand emerges from blue-green water at low tide. It is widely known as the “Mile-long Sandbar” and is perfect for shelling, sunbathing, and picnicking. You will have it all to yourself on most days!