Treasure Cay and nearby Green Turtle can be enjoyed by foot, bicycle, golf cart or car. Stroll through quaint New Plymouth village, a quiet 18th century seaside village with charming, pastel-colored gingerbread houses, museums and restaurants.

Just to the south of Treasure Cay is Little Harbour, a protected bay that houses a small artist colony. If you prefer guided tours, you can arrange that through local taxi drivers or organized tour companies on the island.

Treasure Cay’s big crescent beach was voted by National Geographic as one of the top 10 most beautiful beaches. Treasure Cay, as well as all the Abacos, have been a boating destination for centuries. Fishing is fantastic: record marlin, sailfish and tuna catches are routine and summer tournaments are held here.

Snorkeling and diving are big too: elegant Green Turtle features shallow reefs, teeming with marine life. Fun on terra firma includes premium spa facilities, as well as Treasure Cay Resort’s five-star rated golf course.

Browse the galleries and shops at New Plymouth village to find hand-crafted jewelry and local island art. A wide variety of merchandise is available at the resorts including apparel, books, and souvenirs.

Treasure Cay’s CoCo Beach Bar & Grill puts you footsteps from the water, with Bahamian drink specialties and grilled favorites. Spinnaker sits within lush gardens with marina views and serves international favorites with island flair. Don’t leave without visiting Miss Emily’s Blue Bee Bar, birthplace of the famous Bahamian rum drink, the Goombay Smash!