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The waters and marls of Abaco is well known to this bonefishing guide who has been in business since 1997. He is also a recipient of the Ministry of Tourism's Cacique Awards, which is the highest honor bestowed on persons employed within the hospitality industry.
Certified Fly-fishing Guide with many years of experience fishing in the North Abaco Marls and Sand Banks Flats.
Certified Fly-fishing Guide with many years of experience fishing in the North Abaco Marls and Sand Banks Flats.
This is a beautiful coral head located near The Cathedral. This site has lots of fish, healthy corals and very interesting crevasses and tunnels running through it. The maximum dept is 25 feet.
The church has a seating capacity of 250 people and a fellowship hall that can seat 150. The schedule of services are as follows: Sunday Morning Worship at 11:00am; Tuesday Prayer Meeting at 7:30pm; Thursday Bible Study at 7:30pm and Friday Youth Night at 7:30pm.
Our 6-slip marina has the capacity to accommodate vessels to a maximum of 50 ft. with drafts of up to 4 1/2 ft. at high tide. We offer maintenance and repair, in addition to Yamaha sales and services.
The ship store is well stocked with marine supplies, as well as local souvenir and gift items. Available next door is Hope Town Wine and Spirits that also have fine cigars in stock.
Individuals or groups that are seeking thrill and fun on the water will enjoy a day out with Lincoln who is very familiar with the spots that are excellent for snorkeling and fishing in the Green Turtle Cay area.
This garden, located not far from the Albert Lowe Museum in Green Turtle Cay, is also the brainchild of Alton Lowe, and was built with funds raised by the New Plymouth Historical Society.
There were six lumber camps in Abaco, starting at Wilson City in 1905, followed by Norman's Castle, Cornwall I, Cornwall II, Millville and Cross Harbour. Lumber activities gave employment to Abaconians from 1905 to 1965.
Open daily for lunch and dinner, serving Bahamian and American dishes.
Fishing locations: Bight of Old Robinson, Little Harbour Flats; 25 years' experience.
This 26-slip marina offers the following amenities:FuelWaterElectricityIceShower FacilitiesGrocery StoreLaundry Facilities
Adjacent to Mangoes Restaurant is its appealing boutique that offers a selection of resort wear, sandals, jewelry, souvenirs and a variety of interesting trinkets.
This 29-slip marina offers the following amenities:FuelWaterElectricityIceShowersGrocery StoreLaundry FacilitiesRestaurant
Casual in-door and out-door dining located on the waterfront in Marsh Harbour. The restaurant is also opened to private affairs such as weddings and parties.
A short boat ride from Green Turtle Cay will bring you to Manjack Cay, which is privately owned and undeveloped. The unspoiled beach is perfect for swimming, shelling and picnicking with your family and friends.
A 75-slip marina that has the capacity to accommodate vessels at a maximum of 85 ft. with drafts of up to 9 ft. at high tide and 6 1/2 ft. at low tide.
Saturday worship begins at 11:00am.
Fishing locations: South Abaco Marls, Cherokee Sound Flats; 11 years' experience.
Specializes in local Rake 'N' Scrape music using the sawing tool with the barracks. Performs at local restaurants, cultural events, weddings and private functions.
Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving Bahamian and American dishes. Also specializing in baked goods, such as cakes, pies, cookies, bread and pastry.
Hundreds of personal business cards line the walls of this local hot spot that is home to the world famous Goombay Smash, a signature drink of The Bahamas. In recent years, the owners have expanded their business by adding a restaurant that serves both Bahamian and American dishes.
No wedding is too small or too big for Ms. Wong, who is a certified wedding planner through the Bahamas Bridal Associations. She has a large number of contacts and working relationships with the local wedding vendors to ensure the success of your special day.
Offering an assortment of boutique and resort items that include gourmet coffees, specialty soaps, wood carvings, candles, clothing, linens, nautically themed pieces and locally made gift items.