Explore the Beauty of Rum Cay
The Rum Cay property boasts over 10,000 linear feet of pristine beach frontage featuring stunning pink sand.
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Explore Pristine Beaches
Two stories abound regarding the origin of the island's name—one says that a West Indian ship wrecked with a cargo of rum during the rum-running 1800s; the other suggests it was named in honor of the Isle of Rhum in Scotland.
SCENIC DISTINCTION
With its pristine beach, rolling hills, stunning coral reefs, miles of pure pink sand beaches, and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Rum Cay offers exhilarating surf on the north coast. All of these features combine to make the island unique and stand out from its sisters with its multiplicity of offerings.
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS' 2ND STOP
Originally called "Mamana" by the original inhabitants, Rum Cay was renamed "Santa Maria de la Concepción" by Christopher Columbus, who made his second stop here during his voyage to the New World in 1492.