The Fish Fry

The Exuma Fish Fry is a legendary waterfront cluster of shacks located just north of George Town, offering an authentic taste of Bahamian culture, music, and food. It is the ultimate local scene where boaters and locals gather.

### Best Options & Boating Tips: * Docking: Rent a slip at the Exuma Yacht Club to easily walk to the shacks (about a 15-minute walk north along Queen's Highway or a quick 2-minute taxi ride). * Anchoring: Drop anchor in Elizabeth Harbour and use a dinghy to go ashore at the Yacht Club, or pull right up to the sandy shore behind the shacks if the tide permits (mid-to-high tide is recommended).

⚠️ CRITICAL CRUISER WARNING: Almost all shacks inside the Fish Fry are CASH ONLY. Be sure to stock up on US dollars or Bahamian dollars before visiting, as there are no ATMs on site!

### Restaurants inside the Fish Fry & How to Access: * Shirley's Seafood Restaurant: One of the most famous shacks here, known for outstanding coconut shrimp, cracked conch, and lobster. Easily accessed by beaching your dinghy right behind the shacks or walking from the Yacht Club. * Porgie's Place: Highly recommended for authentic Bahamian steam fish and peas 'n rice. Located on the ocean side of the cluster, best accessed via a beach landing or road walk. * Da Out Deck Bar & Grill / Rasta Steve at Da Out Deck: A lively, friendly hub for grilled dishes and cold drinks. You can dinghy right up to the shoreline behind Da Out Deck at rising tide. * Wonderation Restaurant & Bar: Known for excellent local mutton and fried fish, this shack is highly popular on weekend nights. Access via walking Queen's Highway or beach landing. * The New Hasty's: A fantastic spot for late-night music, drinks, and local snacks. Conveniently located near the road side of the complex.