Little Exuma (The Cut House)

Little Exuma (The Cut House) is a private, small-launch spot built around trade-wind kitesurfing. Sessions typically feature chop and small-wave conditions over clear, turquoise water, with the beach area itself described as small and the landing space relatively limited. Wind at this spot is strongest in the winter trade-wind season, with the best months falling in late autumn through March (notably January, February, March, November, and December). The best wind directions are reported as NE, SE, and NW (with trade winds dominating overall). Typical usable wind is described in the range of roughly 10–25 knots, and reliability is described as good during the winter trade-wind period. For kitesurfing, the spot is described as versatile for freeride and small wave riding, with strapless and foil also noted. Typical kite sizes are reported around 9–12 m for average conditions, with larger sizes (14 m and up) for lighter wind days. Access is restricted to private property (authorized guests/permission), and the launch area is described as moderate difficulty due to the small setup. Safety-wise, the main concerns are shallow sandbars at low tide, stronger tidal currents near the cut/channel, and rocks/limestone outcroppings near the edges of the bay. There is no lifeguard presence indicated for the spot, so riders should plan for self-rescue and pay close attention to tides and water depth before committing to the launch.