Green Turtle Cay Things to do

Green Turtle Cay is located off the coast of The Abacos Islands and is only 3 miles long and a ½ mile long, so visitors on a family holiday to Green Turtle Cay will have no problem negotiating this tiny slice of paradise on foot. However, a lot more fun can be had reaching your destination via boat. Treasure Cay airport ferries visitors to Green Turtle Cay in about 15-20 minutes, and the idyllic ocean is the perfect introduction to a holiday in the Bahamas.

 

The Green Turtle Club resort is a mere 5 minute walk from the breathtaking Coco Bay. This beautiful crescent is considered one of the prettiest in the Bahamas, and visitors can enjoy the calm seas while surrounded by pine trees. The intense blue of the Atlantic can be enjoyed at Ocean beach, where visitors can watch the waves crashing on the gorgeous white sands. There are also a number of uninhabited islands nearby for visitors to explore via boat, not least of which is Manjack Cay, a white sanded, unspoilt location that's perfect for deep relaxation.

 

Visitors on a family holiday to Green Turtle Cay will be spoilt for choice when looking for adventure in the water. There are a number of diving schools that take on beginners and experienced divers alike, and the surrounding coral reefs provide divers with some of the world's most beautiful underwater scenery.

 

Green Turtle Cay holds the local Bahama tradition for superb live music and dance, with reggae and calypso being the main source of inspiration. Visitors on holiday to Green Turtle Cay should have no problem finding somewhere to watch a live performance of one the local Junkanoo bands. The local specialty is lobster, and the local cuisine and rum should keep anyone looking to taste a real slice of the Bahamas truly satisfied.