Seamless Travel to Staniel Cay

Touch Down,Slow Down

Getting here is easy once you know where you’re going. Staniel Cay is located in the Exuma Cays, just 82 miles away from Nassau, Bahamas. We’re just 30 minutes away by flight from Nassau and about three hours from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, including stopovers. Come by plane or charter a boat to our island paradise.

While reaching Staniel Cay is part of the adventure, once you arrive, everything slows. Our team is here to guide you through each step, ensuring your journey feels seamless and supported. From arrival to departure, we handle the details so you can settle into the rhythm of the islands.

There are no scheduled flights or ferries from Georgetown, Exuma (GGT)!
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What to Know

Staniel Cay Airport

Embrace Resort is located right next to the Staniel Cay Airport. With a runway that is approximately 3,000 feet, it is ideal for most small, private aircraft. Private flights must submit an eAPIS manifest before departure from the US.

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What to Know

Customs & Immigration

Customs and immigration processing is not available in Staniel Cay. You must first clear customs at another designated international airport before arriving. Andros (MYAF) and North Eleuthera (MYEH) are the most recommended based on feedback from our past aviation guests. Upon arriving in the Bahamas, everyone must fill out and sign an immigration form, keeping a portion of the card in hand until departing, and an oral baggage declaration is required. Entry and visa requirements differ depending on your country of citizenship and residency. For more information, please see The Bahamas Private Pilot Guide.

Do NOT Fly Into Georgetown!

 

Please do NOT fly into Georgetown, Exuma (GGT), thinking it's close to Staniel Cay. Although it’s on the same island chain, there are no commercial flights, ferries, or scheduled transfers between Georgetown and Staniel Cay. Arriving in Georgetown will leave you stranded with no way to reach us.