Green Turtle Cay is only 3 miles long and a mile wide at its widest point.

With the ocean on the East side and the Abaco Sea to our West, it is lush with greenery, birds, curly tail lizards and land crabs.

Our Island is quiet and unassuming – no casinos… no crime.  It is a time warp of the Old Bahamas with a perfect mix of modern conveniences.  Visit the local restaurants, shops and historical sites, but be sure to stop and talk to the local Bahamians.  Their stories and smiles will last longer than the t-shirts they sell.

The island’s most popular form of transportation is a golf cart.  As you travel the unpaved road, you will quickly reach the town of New Plymouth on the South end of the island.

Rich with history and charm, the town of New Plymouth was once the capital city of The Bahamas and is a sister city to Key West, Florida, USA.

Take the time to see the Memorial Sculpture Garden, and stop by the Albert Lowe Museum.  You will leave with a deep appreciation of the Bahamians and their diverse heritage.