International Publications Highlight 'the Private Oasis that is Deep Water Cay"

Wed, Sep 2nd 2015, 11:14 AM

Getting your company noticed is pivotal when it comes to success and Deep Water Cay is a testament to that. Recently, international magazines Charlotte Living, Caribbean Travel + Life and UncommonCaribbean.com took a different twist and highlighted the beaches, the warmth of the Bahamian Sun and ocean breezes instead of the bone-fishing at Deep Water Cay.

Charlotte Living magazine, an e-magazine reaching ten thousand readers in the U.S., featured the majesty of Deep Water Cay on the cover of their Summer 2015 edition, in an article titled ‘Private Oasis Deep Water Cay in The Bahamas’.

They also ran a feature story on the cay complete with an amazing photomontage covering ten pages “on the hidden gem that is Deep Water Cay.”

“Imagine escaping to your own private oasis in The Bahamas,” said Matthew Paul Brown in the Summer 2015 edition of Charlotte Living magazine.

“Discover the relaxed lifestyle and timeless heritage of Deep Water Cay. This watersports paradise is a treasured getaway from everyday life.”

The East End, Grand Bahama, resort was also highlighted in Caribbean Travel + Life magazine, a special edition published twice a year by Island Magazine and distributed to seventy-five thousand of Island Magazine’s strongest subscription members.

The magazine asked readers for their top picks in adventure resorts, Deep Water Cay placed fourth of the top eight that were featured and were noted for their tremendous accommodations, bone-fishing and water sports.

Although Deep Water Cay is known for its fabulous bone-fishing that reel guests in, Caribbean Travel + Life also highlighted the resort’s scuba diving, paddle boarding, kayaking, sailing and other beaches.

“Explore sand flats, mangroves, blue holes, open ocean and secluded beaches,” noted the writer, Brooke Morton, “… and don’t miss the sandwiches at Blue Hole Bar and Grill.”

Lastly, UncommonCaribbean.com featured Deep Water Cay as an elegant private island that is perfect for bonefishing, snorkeling, scuba diving and shelling. The online article was shared almost 200 times on social media and has reached 53,000 people on Facebook and 9,300 people on twitter.

These magazine features are a welcome review of the resort and the marketing team is hoping it will translate into strong sales for the upcoming year, as 2015 is proving to be a banner year thus far. To read the full articles on the Grand Bahama Resort, visit the magazines at http://www.charlottelivingmagazine.com/clm_online_summer_2015/FLASH/index.html , http://www.caribbeantravelmag.com/ or http://www.uncommoncaribbean.com/2015/08/21/where-to-next-in-the-bahamas-four-out-islands-we-cant-visit-soon-enough/

The Deep Water Cay Resort has long been a fixture in the high-end bonefishing segment of Grand Bahama's sports fishing sector. Accommodations include seven quaint oceanfront cottages and several guest homes allowing up to 34 guests to vacation on this private island. The resort has a modern fishing fleet and offers flats, reef, and offshore fishing as well as diving. For more information please contact Deep Water Cay reservations at 970.283.9420 from 11am – 7pm EST or at reservations@deepwatercay.com. www.deepwatercay.com.

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