Cat Ppalu is more than a catamaran. She is a 65' twin-hulled, floating resort. Let's start with one of the first stops on this enchanting adventure, a landmass called Allan's Cay. Forty miles southeast of Nassau, Allan's Cay is a blast from the prehistoric past. Home to the rare Bahamian iguana, a two-foot lizard with a social disposition, Allan's Cay is a perfect place for a reptilian photo opportunity.
Fishing is banned here, so the waters teem with marine life.
Fantastic dive sites just beg to be explored, like Amberjack Reef where you can have a close encounter with reef sharks and the occasional hammerhead. Snorkel or scuba at Wax Cut Cay, a drift dive with currents averaging one to four knots. Explore Dog Rocks Wall, a medley of deep fissures, towering pinnacles and vibrant fish. While some live-aboards insist that you get most of your kicks by diving, Cat Ppalu offers plenty more opportunities for excitement. Watch the world go by from Cat Ppalu's underwater window.