Abaco Luxury Yacht Charter
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Abaco Yacht Charter Guide

A 120-mile boomerang-shaped chain of islands and cays in the northern Bahamas, the Abaco islands are perfect for island-hopping yacht charter itineraries. Sheltered by the calm and gin-clear waters of the Sea of Abaco, these islands are paradise - full of powdery-white beaches, hidden coves, and vibrant coral below the surface. 

Once famed for its shipbuilding heritage and roots in the main island of Great Abaco, superyachts today flock to the islands to enjoy the easy cruising. Centrally located is the Pelican Cays Land and Sea Park, an underwater preserve where you can explore the diverse marine life, including turtles and vibrantly coloured tropical fish. 

Discover the iconic spots like No Name Cay, where swimming pigs reside, explore Hope Town on Elbow Cay, spot native birds at Great Guana Cay, and relax in endless secluded bays and beaches along the way.

Best Time To Visit: December to April, the peak cruising season, offers the most favourable conditions, with warm temperatures, steady winds, and lower humidity.

Key Cruising Areas: Beginning in Marsh Harbour on Great Abaco, at your own pace, explore the endless options from Elbow Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Great Guana Cay, and Little Harbour, to name a few.

Don't Miss: Take the tender to visit the famous and wild swimming pigs at No Name Cay.

Best Spots For Wining And Dining: The Treasure Sands Club on Great Abaco Island is highly rated and specializes in upscale Bahamian cuisine. On Green Turtle Cay, visit the iconic Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar for a Goombay Smash cocktail.

Best Local Dish: A Bahamian staple found throughout the islands is conch; enjoy it deep-fried as fritters or in a salad, washed down with a Kalik beer.

Local Culture: The most populated cay in the Abacos, Green Turtle Cay, is home to the colonial village of New Plymouth. Head to the historic Albert Lowe museum and learn about the island's earliest settlements.

Best Beach: Often featured among the world's most beautiful beaches, Treasure Cay's crescent-shaped beach of soft white sand is one of the best.

IYC Recommends: Wherever you are in the Abacos is ideal for opening the yacht's toy box, grabbing the snorkels, and exploring the many snorkeling spots, especially with the wild sea turtles at Manjack Cay.