The Abacos
The sailing capital of the Bahamas
Known as the "Sailing Capital of the Bahamas," the Abacos offer a unique blend of maritime heritage, colonial charm, and protected cruising waters.
The Abacos archipelago consists of Great Abaco, Little Abaco, and a chain of smaller barrier cays. The Sea of Abaco, protected by these outer cays, provides calm waters ideal for sailing and easy island-hopping between picturesque settlements.
Each cay has its own character-from the historic lighthouse at Hope Town to the boat-building traditions of Man-O-War Cay. The Abacos reward those who take time to explore, with friendly locals, excellent restaurants, and a pace of life that feels wonderfully removed from the modern world.
Must-See Highlights
Hope Town
Iconic candy-striped lighthouse and charming colonial village with no cars-just golf carts and bicycles.
Green Turtle Cay
Step back in time in this Loyalist settlement with pastel clapboard houses and the famous Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar.
Man-O-War Cay
Traditional boat-building community known for craftsmanship and a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere.
Treasure Cay Beach
Consistently rated among the world's best beaches, with powder-soft sand and calm, clear waters.
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