Two airports, one long island, and a simple rule: plan your ground transportation before you land.
Located near Mount Alvernia in central Cat Island. The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism identifies New Bight as having Customs and Immigration services for international travelers.
A regional airport serving northern Cat Island and the Arthur’s Town area.
Domestic service typically connects through Nassau, while some operators provide direct or charter service from South Florida. Service changes seasonally, so flight times should always be verified before travel.

The most flexible way to explore Cat Island. Queen’s Highway runs much of the island’s length, with settlement roads branching toward beaches and properties.
Pre-arranged taxis and resort transfers are useful for airport arrivals, especially when visiting remote properties.
Private boats and charters open up fishing grounds, reefs, caves and coastal exploration that cannot be reached as easily by road.
Send BHHS Bahamas your dates and the type of property you are looking for so a Cat Island showing plan can be built around your trip.