There are also safari jeep trips to the rain forest. To its credit, Windjammer has incorporated the beauty of the island into its ambiance and activities. The casual, comfortable rhythm of the place is reassuring. I like the fact that one of the camp's art projects is making a raffier ball and other native Bahamian crafts while learning about the local culture. Also, the day-long activities don't emphasize winners and losers.
All children get Monopoly points, which they use to buy things like T-shirts, books and key chains.
Cable Beach is very attractive, with freshwater pools and waterfalls set in tropical landscaping and rock formations. There are five restaurants. The resort has a combination of ocean or garden-view bungalows, some superior beach rooms and standard rooms. They learn, too. The older kids, for example, can improve their tennis, archery, golf, or canoeing skills.