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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