The Community
Treasure Cay, located on the northern tip of Abaco, The Bahamas; provides a healthy serving of the best in New Age Island life with its modern flair and island charm.
Abaco, having to start a new slate after being practically wiped away by previous hurricanes has been granted in its grief, the opportunity to re-engineer the entire island to welcome the most modern features enhanced by island sophistication. Some call it the third city of the Bahamas with its multiple award-winning bays offering 7 miles of picturesque shorelines marrying its translucent waters to the absolute purest sand found countrywide and quite naturally the backdrop for some of the country’s best polaroid’s.
Treasure Cay has made headlines in Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine and by way of National Geographic has been coined of the 10 Best Beaches in The World. Treasure Cay can also be found in the credits of the movie “The Day of the Dolphin,” starring George C. Scott.
This Cay both a Residential Community and a Resort Village is popular for its Fishing and is therefore well known for its many Tournaments both aquatic and golf featuring an 18-hole Dick Wilson designed championship golf course rated the best in The Bahamas by Golf Digest incessantly.
Most of the residents of the Treasure Cay community appoint Golf Carts as their main mode of commute welcoming the memorizing breezes introduced by its surrounding aquamarine waters.
What to do
Just shy of 200 miles from Florida coast, the island is serviced by 2 airports and employs a world-class, weather-protected 150 slip Marina fully loaded with docking and charter facilities therein, an entry channel accommodating yachts up to 140 feet as well as an eatery and pub attached thereto. The bonefish flats are near the existing marina and fishermen the world around hire experienced skippers to escort them in their pursuit of blue marlins, barracuda, grouper, yellowtail, snapper, tuna, dolphinfish, and wahoo.
Hotels are perched in abundance and tourists profound throughout this resort hub. There are a local bakery and a community center complete with a library, church, general store, bank, hardware, and medical services. The residents of the community can be found boating or challenging each other in a round or two of Tennis and often times renting a boat for those who don’t own one to outfit their own day of aquatic activities.
There are day trips to Guana Cay available by ferry, museums, fun beach bars, a collection of varying restaurants and special events and it is said that quite frequently at sunset and when the temperature is perfect, a brilliant band of green light flashes across the horizon for an instant, disappearing thereafter. Many of its residents who witness the collapsing sun into their brilliant seas as a pastime has served as a witness.
For the individual or family looking for the perfect concoction of city and island Treasure Cay is on your list!
