Lodging in Abaco

Known for its picturesque lighthouse and the iconic town of Hope Town, Elbow Cay strikes the perfect balance between charm and convenience. Expect a walkable village, inviting marinas, and a mix of historic cottages and luxury villas. It's a great option for families, couples, and sailors looking to be close to shops, restaurants, and boat access—without sacrificing peace and quiet.

For those who want to be centrally located, close to airports, grocery stores, and inter-island transportation, Great Abaco Island offers practical lodging options with convenience in mind. Marsh Harbour is the island’s commercial hub and a launching point for exploring nearby cays. You’ll find a mix of small hotels, inns, and private rentals—great for extended stays or travelers looking to explore it all.

If you're dreaming of long beach walks, fresh conch salad, and a fun-loving island vibe, Guana Cay might be your match. Home to the famous Nipper’s Beach Bar and a stunning seven-mile beach, this cay blends natural beauty with lively social spots. Many of the vacation homes here boast ocean views and easy beach access—ideal for sun-seekers and social butterflies alike.

Quaint, quiet, and full of history, Green Turtle Cay is perfect for those looking to slow down and soak up the charm of a traditional Bahamian settlement. The village of New Plymouth offers colorful colonial cottages and local shops. Beyond town, you’ll find serene, uncrowded beaches ideal for morning strolls, shell hunting, or simply soaking in the view. Expect golf cart transportation, friendly faces, and a cozy island feel. Lodging here ranges from beachfront villas to charming guesthouses steeped in local character.

A haven of craftsmanship and calm, Man-O-War Cay is known for its boatbuilding heritage, peaceful pace, and strong sense of community. This is the place for travelers seeking a quieter, more traditional Bahamian experience. There are no bars or nightlife here—just turquoise waters, well-kept homes, and the gentle hum of island life. Vacation rentals include charming cottages, harborfront homes, and hilltop retreats with sweeping sea views. 

Although technically on Great Abaco Island, Treasure Cay feels like its own laid-back town. It boasts one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean—three miles of powdery white sand and turquoise water. Its central location offers a peaceful escape with easy access to both land and sea adventures, making it an ideal jumping-off point for boating excursions, whether you're heading north toward Green Turtle Cay or south to explore Guana Cay and Elbow Cay.