Green Turtle Cay
Located less than five miles off of Little Abaco Island, Green Turtle Cay is the biggest town in the Little Abaco vicinity. This town is unique because it offers New England charm in a tropical location, complete with New England-style houses, marinas, shops and hotels. It is so small that people mostly get around this town by walking or driving golf carts. This town is accessible by water taxis. Furthermore, this is a great starting point for your sailing trip in the waters of Little Abaco Island.
Albert Lowe Museum
This museum recounts the more-than-200-year history of the outer Bahamas Islands. Located in a historic house in Green Turtle Cay, tourists will learn about the settlement of these islands during the 1700s as well as the role these islands have played during the 1800s, 1900s and the present. It is a great choice for history buffs visiting the Little Abaco area. Its hours are from 9 to 11:45 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Albert Lowe Museum
+1-242-367-4094
Sailing Options
Since Little Abaco Island is part of the "Sailing Capital of the World," coming to the Little Abaco Island area and not sailing is the same as going to Hawaii's North Shore and not surfing. Many sailing options can be found in Green Turtle Cay Club and Marina.
Green Turtle Club and Marina
Green Turtle Cay
Abaco, Bahamas Out Islands
+1-242-365-4271
greenturtleclub.com/greenturtleclubandmarina.php
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