Available Transport
Travel Tips
Book Flights Early**: Since Chub Cay is less accessible, book your flight well in advance to secure the best rates and times. Look for direct flights to Chub Cay or flights connecting through Nassau, as this is the most common route.
Timing is Key**: Plan your travel schedule to allow for potential delays, especially when connecting through Nassau. Aim to arrive at least a few hours before any connecting flights, as customs can take time.
Luggage Restrictions**: Check the luggage policies of your airline, especially for smaller planes servicing Chub Cay. Many have strict weight limits, so pack efficiently. Consider bringing only essential items and leave bulky luggage behind.
Prepare for Customs**: If you’re connecting through Nassau, be prepared for customs and immigration checks. Ensure you have your passport, any necessary visas, and other travel documents readily accessible.
Local Currency**: While US dollars are widely accepted in the Bahamas, it's a good idea to have some Bahamian dollars on hand for small purchases. Consider exchanging a small amount before your trip or at the airport to avoid any hassle upon arrival.
Transport Options
Traveling from Orlando to Chub Cay, which is approximately 490 km away, primarily involves flying, as there are no direct train or bus services for this route. The most efficient option is to take a flight, typically lasting around 1.5 to 2 hours, with connections through Nassau, Bahamas. For those who prefer a road trip, driving to Miami (about 3.5 hours) and then flying to Chub Cay can be an adventurous alternative, especially for travelers who enjoy scenic stops along the way. Families or those seeking convenience should opt for the direct flight, while adventure seekers may enjoy the drive and explore more of Florida’s coast before heading to the Bahamas.