Things to Do on Water
Mayaguana has become a favorite stop for southward-bound boaters, with a number of coves and secluded beaches to explore. You can arrange bonefishing or deep-sea fishing with an experienced guide. You can dive or snorkel in pristine reefs around the island that hold an abundance of tropical fish, with some species seeming to blend in with the coral. Or you can opt to take a canoe or boating tour and explore the shoreline, nearby cays and rocks. |
BeachesBeaches in the North and South are great for sunning, snorkeling and swimming. | Boating & SailingMayaguana is a popular stopover for yachtsmen heading farther south. |
DivingGuides can take experienced divers for free diving at coral reefs and sea caves. | Family FunOn boating tours to offshore cays, you can see flamingos, wild goats and iguanas. |
FishingYou can take a custom-made excursion with guides that know all the best spots. | Water SportsSnorkel in pristine reefs or rent a canoe to explore the shoreline and nearby cays. |
| Current conditions in Mayaguana | ||||
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 81 °F
85 °F (high) /
78 °F (low)
Wind: ENE 3 kmph
Pressure: 30.06 in/Hg
Visibility: 6 miles
Relative Humidity: 71%
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