Slated to open soon in the heavenly Exuma archipelago, this new resort is so private, it practically requires a treasure map to find (nope, Google maps won’t cut it). Amancaya, which means ‘peaceful island’ in Taíno (but could also mean ‘prepare to stay here forever’), will sprawl across two secluded cays that appear to have been personally photoshopped by Mother Nature herself.
Expect all the essentials.
There will be 36 of Aman’s signature pavilions (read: temples of tranquility) and a handful of branded residences, just in case you actually decide you never want to leave. Expect all the essentials: a Beach Club, an Aman Spa to recalibrate your chakras, and enough dining venues to justify packing your extra stretchy pants.
Backing this island Eden is Swiss billionaire Dona Bertarelli – sailor, philanthropist, and general overachiever – who has teamed up with Aman to make sure you’ll never see another human being on your Bahamas holiday unless you want to. Naturally, the resort is also going for LEED certification for that green tick of approval.
So, if your idea of a good time involves impeccable service, zero stress, and more sea turtles than travellers, Amancaya might just be your next obsession.
Why It Exists
To offer a rare kind of luxury where untouched nature, complete privacy and Aman’s signature service come together on two secluded Bahamian cays.
The Vibe
Like having your own private corner of the Bahamas, complete with turquoise water, powder-soft sand and not a care in the world.
Your Bed Tonight
One of just 36 ultra-luxurious pavilions designed to blur the line between indoor comfort and island paradise.
The Thing You’ll Brag About Later
That you stayed on a private cay in the Exumas and shared the beaches with more sea turtles than people.
Eat / Drink This
Freshly caught seafood and a sunset cocktail overlooking some of the bluest water you’ll ever see.
Steal This Local Move
Trade the pool for a boat and spend the day exploring the Exumas’ hidden sandbars, reefs and deserted islands.
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