Whisk away with your loved ones at the chic Kahari Resort right on the secluded Stocking Island in Exuma.

What’s the sound of one palm tree shaking? It’s one of the most beautiful sounds in the Caribbean, an instant reminder that you’ve reached the zenith of tropical beauty. And it’s a guarantor of instant relaxation. But as ubiquitous as palm trees are, the sonic delight of a swaying palm isn’t quite as common as you think. Even at many hotels in the region, delicate sounds like these can be rare, obscured by the hum of other guests; the music from a bar; the splash of a pool. But there are some places where quiet and serenity are not periodic visitors: they’re the Caribbean’s most relaxing places to stay. 

The royal tour of the Caribbean may be over but we're still here for some travel inspiration thanks to Prince William and Kate's whirlwind visit to the Bahamas.

While only 200 nautical miles from Florida's yachting centers, the Exumas are one of the world’s best boating destinations. This string of islands stretch over 130 nautical miles with hundreds of cays and islands, along with thousands of beaches and sandbars that are accessible from more anchorages you can visit in a day or spend a month. 

Everything is better in the Exumas. The sky is a more vibrant blue, the water a more translucent turquoise, and the sand a softer white. A collection of 365 secluded cays, this serene Caribbean destination is the ideal vacation spot for those looking to escape to a quiet, uncrowded slice of paradise. With a handful of top resorts welcoming visitors, it won't be hard to find a place to settle in.

Kahari Resort, the luxury eco-friendly resort on Great Exuma pristine barrier Island, Stocking Island,  has reopened and the entire property is being offered as a private, luxury vacation rental. Neal Sroka of Sroka Worldwide and Douglas Elliman are handling the exclusive marketing.