MOSS CAY

• Latitude: 23.469
• Longitude: -75.7301
• Caribbean Sea
• Shelter in Bahamas

Location: Moss Cay Bahamas

MOSS CAY Marine Port - Bahamas

Location:

• Coordinates: Approx. 25° North latitude and 77° West longitude
• Region: The Bahamas, Caribbean
• Nearby Landmarks: Close proximity to Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas, and other significant cays within the archipelago.

Port Specifications:

1. General Information:

   • Type: Marina/Private Island Port
   • Primary Use: Mainly serves private yachts and smaller marine vessels.
   • Accessibility: Accessible via the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Lucayan Archipelago.

2. Docking Facilities:

   • Berths: Limited number of berths catering to private yachts, catamarans, and sailboats.
   • Draught: Suitable for vessels with a draught up to a specified limit (often around 3-4 meters depending on the specific dock).
   • Docking Services: Includes mooring assistance, provisioning services, and sometimes shuttle services to nearby areas.

3. Infrastructure:

   • Fueling Station: Usually includes facilities for refueling diesel and gasoline.
   • Water Supply: Freshwater availability for docking yachts.
   • Electricity: Shore power connections typically available.
   • Maintenance Services: Basic maintenance and boat repair services may be offered.

4. Amenities:

   • Lounge Areas: Private lounge areas for guests and vessel crew.
   • Restaurants & Shops: Various eateries and shopping facilities nearby, often exclusive to guests.
   • Wi-Fi: Internet services for guests.
   • Safety Services: Includes basic emergency medical facilities and security services.

5. Customs and Immigration:

   • Clearance: Customs and immigration services are available on-site or nearby for international arrivals.
   • Regulations: Adherence to Bahamian maritime laws and environmental regulations is compulsory.

6. Environmental Consideration:

   • Eco-Friendly Practices: Emphasis on sustainable practices to protect the delicate marine environment of the Bahamas.

7. Travel and Transportation:

   • Access: Typically accessed by sea; nearest major airport is Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau.
   • Local Transport: Shuttle services or private transportation options available for guests to explore nearby attractions.

8. Nearby Attractions:

   • Beaches: Many pristine beaches nearby for leisure activities.
   • Water Activities: Snorkeling, diving, fishing, and water sports are popular activities among visitors.
   • Resort Facilities: Often, private resorts on the cays provide additional luxury facilities.

9. Weather Conditions:

   • Climate: Tropical maritime climate with warm weather throughout the year.
   • Navigation Conditions: Generally favorable, but vigilance required during the hurricane season (June to November).

Special Considerations:

• Reservation: Advanced booking might be required due to limited docking space.
• Exclusive Use: Many cays, including Moss Cay, may have exclusivity agreements; verify accessibility and permissions before planning a visit.
• Environmental Policies: Following eco-friendly guidelines and regulations is crucial to mitigate the impact on the coral reefs and overall marine life.

This port serves as a tranquil and luxurious gateway for those interested in the natural beauty and serenity of the Bahamian islands, attracting sailors, luxury yacht owners, and ocean enthusiasts alike.