Abaco Islands Things to do

Describing the beaches on the Abaco Islands as idyllic would be an understatement. Abaco beaches consist of pristine white sands, crystal clear warm Atlantic waters and a backdrop of palm trees and lush greenery. There is no shortage of isolated little coves and bays and the sunsets in these northern Bahamas’ islands are incredibly romantic.

 

Water sports in the Abaco Islands are a major draw for many holidaymakers. The hot climate is conducive to a variety of water sports including deep sea shark fishing, jet-skiing, windsurfing and snorkelling. The Abaco Islands are known as the sailing capital of the world and boats can be hired to tour the islands stopping off at the many beaches and the waterfront restaurants for a bite to eat.

 

Diving in the Abaco Islands is a truly unforgettable experience and can include wreck, reef, cave and even shark diving. Qualified divers can provide lessons and guided excursions to the best dive sites in the Abaco Islands.
 

Day cruises on yacht or catamaran are great way to spend the day island hopping and stopping off for some snorkelling at the underwater parks. Holidaymakers can rent a boat from Abaco Harbour and explore the many uninhabited islands in the area. A trip to Grand Bahama from the Aboco Islands should be included to explore the vibrant culture, stunning beaches and exciting cities and resorts such as Freeport and the legendary Jack Tar Village resort.

 

Golf in the Abaco Islands is available at the 18-hole championship course at the Bahamas Beach Club at Treasure Cay. This course has been ranked the number 1 golf course in the Bahamas by Golf Digest and is perfect for both beginners and seasoned golfers. The stunning ocean view is one of the reasons why this course is so popular.