The Abacos are a chain of islands spanning 120 miles in the northern Bahamas. Unlike most chains, the Abaco’s are connected by ferries that make the various islands very accessible perfect for international buyers. Each island is unique, with a different feel and look. Guana Cay is home to Baker's Bay Golf & Ocean Club, a luxury, sought after resort development that offers the very best. While Guana Cay remains quaint it appeals to many! Elbow Cay's, Hope Town epitomizes ‘island life’ with its pastel cottages and palm lined streets. Treasure Cay is known for its incredible, colonial architecture. Abaco’s navigable waters make this chain one of the top destinations for boat owners visiting from far and wide to enjoy the calm waters of the Abacos.

Real Estate in Bakers Bay Golf & Ocean Club resort is located on the breathtaking island of Guana Cay, Abaco. This development boasts some of the most stunning blue waters and pristine sandy beaches that the Bahamas has to offer. The gated community features 240 residential opportunities for luxury island living. The residences perfectly capture the astonishing surroundings of the island, matched with opulence and style for luxurious living. Baker's Bay offers its members unmatched amenities including the Tom Fazio designed Par 72 golfcourse just yards from the crystal clear blue waters. The club is equipped with a 'Guest Services' department fully devoted to ensuring your every need it met.

Green Turtle Cay is the northern most populayted cay in the Abacos. Green turtle Cay is one of Abaco's two popular wedding destinations along with Elbow Cay. The settlement of New Plymouth was originally settled by the loyalists in the 1770's. Today the family names of those original settlers still predominate the Abacos. Green Turtle Cay has a lot of its history preserved throughout the island and also has modern homes and marinas with high quality accommodations. It is a quick boat trip to the mainland and Treasure Cay.

Guana Cay is the largest of the Abaco cays, extending seven miles from end to end, resting between Green Turtle Cay and Man-O-War Cay. The name deriving from the island's local iguanas, Guana Cay, offers a serene and friendly environment. The 7-mile long beach boasts the beautiful turquoise and teal Bahamian ocean and with only 150 residents, the island provides the secluded experience. Real Estate owners in Guana Cay experience an effortless way of life, stunning views, and a secluded paradise experience. The Bakers Bay development at the northern end of the island is one of the most exclusive resort communities in The Bahamas.

Little Harbour is located on the Abaco mainland about 13 miles south of Hopetown. It is a picturesque little harbor village known for Pete’s Pub and its bronze sculptures of all types of marine life. Also in the immediate vicinity is The Abaco Club. Little Harbour is a popular stop by for yachtsman yet is slightly off the beaten path when travelling by car how ever the real estate views and spectacular waterfront cliffs rival many locations. The settlement remains remote, but has become familiar to many visitors who visit the Pub and the Gallery that were built by Pete Johnston. The Johnston's story is portrayed in the book, Artist On His Island.

Man-O-War Cay is a small island in the Abaco region nestled just off of the capital Marsh Harbour, located between Elbow Cay and Scotland Cay/Guana Cay. It has a population of about 300 Bahamians and about 135 foreign resident second-home families. Vacation Rentals, boat rentals and golf carts are very popular throughout the year. Man-O-War is a quiet island but still an island not to be missed if staying at one of the neighboring cays. The islands center of activity is the Man-O-War Marina adjacent to the Albury "ferry depot" and the Dock and Dine Restaurant.

Marsh Harbour is the commercial center of The Abacos with an international airport and an FBO for private aircraft. Marsh Harbour is the gateway to all the neighbouring cays which are very popular. It has a growing number of shops, cafés, a selection of hotels and resorts, restaurants and marinas. The lively downtown area offers all city amenities, yet it maintains a small-town feel. At any of the full-service marinas you can dock your own boat or find a rental. Marsh Harbour is also a popular hub for yacht charters that explore the surrounding cays.