group of islands in the Bahamas

The Abacos are a group of islands in the Bahamas east of Grand Bahama. Great Abaco and Little Abaco are the primary islands. Disney's privately-owned "Castaway Cay" is here. The Abacos took a beating from Hurricane Dorian in 2019.

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Map of Abacos

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You should not have problems speaking for they speak English and most employees speak Spanish.

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The major airport is Marsh Harbour Airport, with scheduled flights from Freeport and Nassau in Bahamas plus Charlotte, several destinations in Florida and seasonal flights from Atlanta in the U.S.

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The outer reefs are great to go to see sharks.

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  • 1 Bakers Bay Golf and Ocean Club. World class dining in the brand new Baker's Bay marina on the north end of Great Guana Cay.
  • 2 Hibiscus Cafe, Sea Road (near the Man-O-War Marina on Man-O-War Cay). Formerly Bradley's, this little diner features little fritters and a variety of main courses.

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  • Ocean Frontier, Great Guana Cay, +1-888-828-6745. Well equipped cottages with private decks and well landscaped property provide privacy as well as direct access to the beach. All cottages are air conditioned and include a full kitchen and grill, a three piece bath, two private bedrooms and a loft with additional sleeping quarters.
  • Bahama Beach Club, Treasure Cay. Beachfront fully equipped condos, two onsite restaurants, pool, jacuzzi, and golf course.

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  • Elbow Cay is several miles east of Great Abaco Island. This six-mile stretch of land is less than an hour-long ferry ride from Great Abaco's Marsh Harbor.
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