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Just
an hour's flight from South Florida, the
Abaco Islands are the second largest of
The Bahamas' Outisland chain, extending
for about 120 miles from Walker's Cay on
the north to Hole in the Wall on the southern
end. The Abacos are also home to the world's
third largest barrier reef system, featuring
almost 100 miles of the clearest turquoise
waters in the world.
History
& Amenities
Originally settled by the Arawak Indians,
and then resettled by American Tories,
these laid-back islands are known for
their outstanding deep sea fishing, scuba
diving and sailing ... charming, rainbow-colored
colonial cottages ... and the warm hospitality
of the Abaconian people. In addition to
the many natural resources, the Abacos
Islands also offer many appealing amenities,
including:
Abaco
National Park - 20,500-acre sanctuary for the Abaco Parrot
Airstrips/Airports - located throughout the mainland and on several
cays
More than 20 Marinas
Museums of History - Hope Town, Coopers Town and Green Turtle
Museum of Island Marine Life
Tennis Courts - Marsh Harbour, Elbow, Green Turtle and Treasure
Cays
Underwater Parks and Preserves
Authentic Island
Life
Treasure Cay, Abaco and the surrounding
islands have been called "the real
Bahamas" because here you'll find
authentic island life. Spend a day (or
more) sightseeing at Abaco Island's quaint
fishing villages, home to Revolutionary
War Loyalists, or visit the famed shipbuilders
on Man O' War Cay. You can also captain
your own runabout to small, deserted cays
for a picnic ... or simply enjoy the ultimate
solitude these islands have to offer.
Whatever you choose, peaceful pleasures
abound in the unspoiled "real Bahamas."
To
reserve your place in the sun for a relaxing
tropical island vacation, contact
us today!
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