The Good Life Bahamas is a family-owned company with such an incredible knowledge of the islands, and their concierge team made the entire experience feel completely seamless. From helping us find our incredible house Ballymena, part of the Foster Hill Collection, to planning local experiences and connecting us with trusted guides and vendors, they took care of every detail while still making the trip feel personal and authentic.

As soon as we pulled up, I knew it was about to be incredible!

In addition to Ballymena’s unbeatable views, private beach access, pool, kayaks, and paddle boards, the home easily sleeps up to ten guests. It has four massive bedrooms that essentially all feel like primary suites, each with its own bathroom and king-size bed, plus a fifth bedroom with two twin beds. It’s the perfect setup for a family or group trip, giving everyone plenty of space and privacy while still being together under one roof.

The Good Life also helped us arrange a private chef for nearly every evening, and somehow they exceeded our expectations every single night. From grilled lobster and taco night to the freshest ceviche, you would have thought we’d never eaten before with how quickly everything disappeared. Which also explains why the only photo I managed to get of the food all week was the homemade crème brûlée they made for dessert one night!

If you’re looking to get out one night, we had the most amazing dinner at Blu on the Water!

Just steps away from all of the homes in the Foster Hill Collection are the docks, making it so easy to get out on the water. The concierge team helped us reserve a boat for our stay, which I cannot recommend enough. Having our own boat gave us so much flexibility to explore at our own pace and really make the most of every day.

Coconut Club quickly became our go-to spot when taking the boat out, we went nearly every day we were there! If you want amazing drinks, comfort food, and good music - this is the place.

Chat N’ Chill is another Exuma staple that has sadly closed, but luckily, on some days they still set up to make their famous fresh conch salad.

If you’re planning a trip to the Bahamas or the Exumas, The Good Life Bahamas is truly the go-to. Having a team that knows the islands so well and can help with everything from where to stay to what to do completely changed the way we experienced the Exumas, and I don’t think we could do it any other way now.

NOW…everything I wore!!!

Night One - I absolutely adore the color of this halter dress from Paris Georgia. Paired with my favorite vacation heels that brought more fun pops of color.

Day One - this suit from La Porte is beyond flattering and the most beautiful sea foam color. Paired with an old sarong from Johanna Ortiz, linked similar!

Night Two - this dress from Verandah was literally made for the Bahamas. Light and airy with the most gorgeous florals and a striped back.

Day Two - One of my friends founded this coverup company, Sitano, and they make the most classic silhouettes. Paired with a suit I actually found on Tiktok shop that is also SO flattering.

Night Three - I was torn between two different dress from Couper, I really could not have gone wrong but opted for this one because it matched my new bag ;) Linked both dresses for you though along with everything else listed above here!

Last but not least, packed a few pairs of Lake Pajamas from their newest collection!

A mix of casual and more formal dresses for spring

I’ve seen a lot of discourse online about the lack of cute tops these days - hoping this changes your mind!

Can’t seem to stop buying bottoms though..

But shoes will always be my weakness

Wrapping this up with a few accessories that will effortlessly tie together any look!