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Shroud Cay sits in the northern Exumas, 20 kilometres north of Warderick Wells — a 3-kilometre-long uninhabited cay inside the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. The cay is defined by a series of tidal mangrove channels (\"creeks\") that cross the entire island from west to east; the longest of these is the 1.5-kilometre Driftwood Creek on the south side, which channels strong tidal currents that visitors ride by kayak from the west anchorage through to a sand beach on the east Atlantic-facing side known as Camp Driftwood — a 200-metre crescent of white sand named for the driftwood shelter built by a 1960s squatter who lived alone here for 30 years. The west-side moorings holds 10 buoys. Shroud is 90 minutes from Warderick Wells. Season runs year-round.
