Cat Island, Bahamas

Private charter · CUB → TBI

Columbia to Cat Island

746 miles. One price for the whole airplane.

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The trip

Columbia to Cat Island, door to door faster.

Skip the ferry and the airline connection. Bluebird flies you direct from Jim Hamilton L.B. Owens Airport in Columbia to New Bight Airport in Cat Island, 746 miles in about a short flight in a private jet with two pilots up front. Need a different size of aircraft? We'll source one sized for the trip. The price is for the whole aircraft, with every fee and tax shown before you book.

Distance
746 mi
Flight
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Airports
6
Passengers
Up to 1
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Departing Columbia

Airports in Columbia

  • CUB

    Commercial airport

    Jim Hamilton L.B. Owens Airport

    Columbia · KCUB

    From downtown
    3 mi
    Longest runway
    5,011 ft
  • CAE

    Commercial airport

    Columbia Metropolitan Airport

    Columbia · KCAE

    From downtown
    7 mi
    Longest runway
    8,601 ft
  • MMT

    Commercial airport

    Mc Entire Joint National Guard Base

    Eastover · KMMT

    From downtown
    14 mi
    Longest runway
    9,012 ft
  • KFDW

    Regional airport

    Fairfield County Airport

    Winnsboro

    From downtown
    22 mi
    Longest runway
    5,243 ft

Arriving Cat Island

Airports in Cat Island

  • TBI

    Commercial airport

    New Bight Airport

    Cat Island · MYCB

    From downtown
    8 mi
    Longest runway
    5,050 ft
  • ATC

    Commercial airport

    Arthur's Town Airport

    Arthur's Town · MYCA

    From downtown
    18 mi
    Longest runway
    7,015 ft

When you land

Things to do in Cat Island

Cat Island is a long, quiet island in the central Bahamas, known for its pink-sand Atlantic beaches, its traditional rake ’n’ scrape music and Mount Alvernia, the highest point in the country. Settlements such as New Bight, Old Bight and Arthur’s Town hold churches, small shops and colorful homes, and plantation ruins from the Loyalist era dot the landscape. Sidney Poitier grew up on Cat Island, and the island remains a place where traditions run deep. Small resorts and villas offer a low-key escape for visitors who prefer quiet beaches to big resorts.

  1. 01

    The Hermitage at Mount Alvernia

    Atop the highest point in the Bahamas, Father Jerome built a small stone monastery by hand, reached by a short path with sweeping views over the island and the sea.

  2. 02

    Fernandez Bay

    A sheltered crescent of white sand on the island’s western shore, with calm, clear water and memorable sunsets, a short drive from New Bight.

  3. 03

    Greenwood Beach

    Miles of pink-tinted sand stretch along the Atlantic coast in southern Cat Island, with a protective reef offshore and almost no one else around.

  4. 04

    Deveaux Mansion ruins

    Near Port Howe, the overgrown ruins of a Loyalist-era plantation house recall the island’s colonial past, along with nearby remains of the Armbrister plantation.

  5. 05

    St. Francis of Assisi Church, Old Bight

    Another of Father Jerome’s churches, this stone church in Old Bight shows his simple, sturdy style and remains a working parish church today.

  6. 06

    Arthur’s Town

    The northern settlement where Sidney Poitier spent his childhood, a quiet village with views across the water and a glimpse of traditional Out Island life.

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