GGT

When landing at Exuma International (GGT), sit on the Right side for the best views. On the approach to runway 12, you're flying southeast down the length of Great Exuma, and the right side faces west/southwest toward the shallow Great Bahama Bank. That's where you get the famous turquoise-and-white sandbank patterns and scattered small cays that make this approach memorable. Notable sights include: Great Bahama Bank shallow flats, small mangrove cays off the western coast, Little Exuma in the distance ahead, the scrub-covered coastline of Great Exuma itself.

Arriving at Exuma International in Great Exuma, passengers on the Right side enjoy views of Great Bahama Bank shallow flats, small mangrove cays off the western coast, Little Exuma in the distance ahead, the scrub-covered coastline of Great Exuma itself. On the approach to runway 12, you're flying southeast down the length of Great Exuma, and the right side faces west/southwest toward the shallow Great Bahama Bank. That's where you get the famous turquoise-and-white sandbank patterns and scattered small cays that make this approach memorable.

The best window seat landing at Exuma International (GGT) depends on several factors: the approach path and runway in use, geographic features around Great Exuma (mountains, coastlines, city skylines), weather conditions, and time of day. Morning and evening arrivals often offer the best lighting.