Slipstream 2.0 - A Modern Beachfront Escape

Nestled within a family of mature coconut trees, this newly built beachfront cottage sleeps up to 6 comfortably, and offers stunning views from every room. Step directly into calm turquoise waters, near the Tropic of Cancer. Perfect for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and sunset strolls along the beach. Explore some of the world’s best beaches, swim with pigs, or boat to one of the nearby sandbars. Ideal for families, couples, or friends seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation. The space Slipstream 2.0 features two master-style bedrooms with en suite baths. One has a king bed, double sinks, and a large closet; the other offers two double beds. Both open to a patio with stunning beach views. The living room includes an oversized sectional and also steps out to the patio. A fully stocked kitchen with modern appliances makes meals easy, and a convenient half bath is located off the main living area. Guest access Guests have access to the entire home and property, including three oversized beachside patios perfectly positioned for sunbathing and outdoor entertaining. The beach is just steps away! Please note that the entrance is a bit rocky for the first few feet, so we recommend bringing water shoes. Once past that, you’ll find soft sand, calm shallow waters that stretch far out, and a beautiful setting for swimming, snorkeling, or paddle boarding. Adventures await with a paddle board, beach chairs, and an umbrella available on property for guests to enjoy. We’re here to make your stay as carefree as possible. Upon request, we can help coordinate: • Boat rentals and charters • A local cook or private chef • Babysitting services • Taxi and rental car arrangements • Housekeeping during your stay Other things to note Long Island offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the Bahamas, world-class bone fishing, reef fishing, snorkeling, and of course Dean’s Blue Hole, the world’s second deepest blue hole. Explore the outer Bahamas via easy island hopping. Sunset Beach is just a 30-minute boat ride to Sandy Cay in the lower Exumas, where more breathtaking beaches, wild iguanas and sandbars await. During the rainy season, you’ll notice mosquitoes and tiny “no-see-ums.” Bug spray is a must, especially in the early mornings and evenings. Many locals also suggest a layer of baby oil to help keep the no-see-ums away—I’m not sure if it really works.