A red and white striped lighthouse on a rocky island surrounded by blue ocean water with clear skies.

eXPLORE Abacos

The Abacos offer a quieter side of the Bahamas, defined by secluded beaches, calm turquoise waters, charming island communities, and endless opportunities to get out on the water. Explore the islands by boat, cast a line in renowned fishing waters, dive vibrant reefs, or simply unwind along the coast. For those seeking a more secluded tropical escape, the Abacos are hard to beat.

Things to do

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Elbow Reef Lighthouse

Climb the iconic candy-striped lighthouse in Hope Town for sweeping views across Elbow Cay and the surrounding turquoise waters. Built in 1863, it remains one of the Abacos’ most recognizable landmarks.

Tropical beach with white sand, clear blue water, green palm trees on the shoreline, and a partly cloudy sky.

Tahiti Beach

Escape to the secluded southern tip of Elbow Cay, where soft white sand, calm clear water, and a spectacular sandbar create an ideal setting for swimming and relaxing.

A woman swimming underwater with sharks and fish in the ocean.

Shark Diving

Get up close with some of the ocean’s most fascinating predators at Shark Rodeo in the Abacos. This unforgettable diving experience offers the chance to encounter Caribbean reef sharks in their natural environment while exploring the crystal-clear waters surrounding the islands. For adventurous travelers, it’s a thrilling way to experience the wild side of the Bahamas beneath the surface.

Make Abacos your next destination!