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Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort has introduced three new Chef’s Table series to close out the 2021-22 season

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The Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort introduces Chef’s table events to close out its 2021-22 season. The culinary events, open to residents and guests alike by advance reservation, celebrate the bounty of the Bahamas and its paradisiacal natural beauty, from the earth, to the moon and the sea.   

Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort
Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort

Ocean-to-Table Lunch; Every Wednesday in Season 

(40 people maximum) 

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Held at a grand communal table set directly on the beach, this chef-created and executed menu celebrates the very best of what the ocean has to offer locally in season (fish, lobster, shrimp, crab, conch) and from the farm (herbs, vegetables, fruit). Menu celebrates the local fisherman, farmers, foragers, bakers and artisans from which each item is sourced. Paired with specialty cocktails and selection of wines.

Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort
Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort

Farm-to-Table Luncheon Pop-Up; First Saturday of Every Month 

(30 people maximum) 

Held on one long table set within the Cay’s 100-acre coconut farm on adjacent Andros Island, which also serves as home to the resort’s organic garden and “Cluckingham Palace” the Cay’s free-range chicken farm. A chef-created and executed menu offers from wild-sourced and farm-raised poultry, eggs, meat and pork to the freshest seasonal herbs, fruits and vegetables; it is a tribute to local farmers, foragers, bakers and artisans from which the items are sourced. Paired with specialty cocktails and a selection of wines.

Summer Full Moon Dinner Series; Every Full Moon

(30 people maximum)

Stemming from the success of Kamalame’s monthly wine pairing luncheons, the resort’s Progressive Full-Moon Dinner Series launched this past January. Guests travel by “sand chariots” (golf carts) and dine at different locations across the Cay for each course, bathed in the glow of the moon against the dark skies over the Atlantic.  Each dinner concludes on the beach at the resort’s newly-opened Sugarcane beachside dining venue for dessert, a bonfire and of course, dancing!  

Sugarcane - Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort
Sugarcane – Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort

Chef’s Table Events may be reserved by contacting reservations 1 800 790 7971 (USA) or 011 44 208 819 3911 (London) or 1 416 477 1134 (Canada)

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Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort
Kamalame Cay Private Island Resort

The Kalamame Cay 2021-2022 season ends August 31st, 2022; the resort reopens for the 2022-23 season November 1st, 2022.  

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