What you do there
- Fowl Cay snorkelling
- Grabber's Bar cocktails
- Hope Town lighthouse
- Tahiti Beach sandbar
- Man-O-War boat building
Where we go
The Abacos
A tropical paradise of endless beaches, crystal-clear water and a rich maritime heritage.
It starts at an airport, not a dock
The Abacos are a long way north of Nassau — far enough that nobody runs it as a day trip.
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Scheduled flights go up from Nassau — the Bahamasair run is the usual one — and a private aircraft can be arranged instead. Either way you board the boat at the other end, so the flight is the part worth sorting first.
Then it is all sheltered water
Hope Town and Man-O-War sit along the cays, with protected water between them and the mainland.
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The journey combines boating in the Atlantic with visits to charming settlements such as Man-O-War, known for its boat-building heritage. Guests snorkel the reefs at Fowl Cay, climb the Hope Town lighthouse, and stop at beach bars like Grabbers and the floating Thirsty Cuda.
Breakfast before anything else
Grits, avocado and a seafood salad. The Abacos are a trip you wake up on, not one you get back from by dark.
Ask about a day in The AbacosThe fleet
You fly over, and we put you on a boat there
The boats listed here run out of Nassau — too far from The Abacos for a day out. It works the other way round: you fly up, and we arrange a boat at the other end.