The Islands of the Bahamas

First settled by Eleutherian Adventurers seeking religious freedom in 1649; this island of rolling hills, lakes and stunning beaches is a vacation home haven.

Freeport/Lucaya, the Bahamas’ second city, is known for its casinos, resorts and tropical entertainment, however outside this developed area there are pristine white sand beaches, three national parks, protected wetlands and an incredible resource of marine life.

Elbow cay is approximately 6 miles long and ¼ mile wide.  This cay has a lot to offer with beautiful beaches and hilltop views, picture book harbor home to the candy-striped lighthouse at the entrance to Hope Town.

This 300-acre cay is located 10 minutes by boat from Elbow Cay and 25 minutes from Marsh Harbour and is one of the most picturesque and undeveloped of the cays.

Largest settlement in Abaco and has largest protected deep-water harbor in the Abacos along with international airport serviced by major US and Bahamian carriers. A variety of real estate is offered from private beachfront residences to time-share condominiums.

Jewel of the Abacos, the picturesque village of Hope Town on the island of Elbow Cay, is famous for its bright pastel cottages, narrow streets, bed and breakfast inns, sandy beaches and dunes.

A yachtsman center and sports fishing magnet, the Abacos are located approximately 175 miles east of Palm Beach, Florida and were first settled by British Loyalists.

Cable Beach is named after the breath-taking beach that fronts the area and is a mix of both commercial and residential developments.

Treasure Cove, a gated oceanfront community located in the southeastern area of New Providence, Bahamas. This community has become one of the popular gated residential areas of Nassau due to its beach frontage, secure family atmosphere, large park & playground, and close proximity to St. Andrews, The International Baccalaureate School of the Bahamas.

This historic road is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious properties in Nassau.  This coastal area is patterned with Colonial painted homes, bright tropical gardens and sprawling green lawns that stretch down to the turquoise sea.