Out Island Luxury
Known as the “Boating Capital of the World,” The Abacos
offer the truest expression of Bahamian life, with a warmth
and authenticity that simply cannot be experienced
elsewhere. In this storied chain of islands, Montage Cay
is its natural hub, perfectly positioned for exploration,
connection, and the ease of island living.
Montage Cay
This secluded private-island retreat is a gateway to the best of the Sea of Abaco, ideally located for days spent on the water.
Highlights include:
- 53 Acres
- White-Sand Beaches
- Luxury Marina
Marsh Harbour
A lively shoreline town with marinas, restaurants, and local shops, Marsh Harbour is a natural destination for provisioning, dining, and shopping.
Highlights include:
- Abaco Beach Boat Harbour Marina
- Cherokee Sound Flats
- Albury’s Ferry Dock
Elbow Cay
Home to Hope Town and its iconic lighthouse, Elbow Cay blends history, calm harbors, and beautiful beaches, making it an essential stop for boaters exploring the Sea of Abaco.
Highlights include:
- Elbow Reef Lighthouse
- Tahiti Beach Sandbar
- Hope Town Harbour
Man-o-War Cay
Known for generations of skilled boatbuilders, Man-o-War Cay is a living legacy of craftsmanship and tradition in The Abacos.
Highlights include:
- Man-o-War Marina
- Albury Brother’s Boatbuilding
- Man-o-War Heritage Museum
Green Turtle Cay
A charming historic enclave with protected harbors and New Plymouth’s pastel cottages. Ideal for a day of relaxed exploration.
Highlights include:
- Albert Lowe Museum
- Coco Cay Beach
- Black Sound Cay National Reserve
Great Guana Cay
Beloved for its sweeping beaches and laid-back energy, Great Guana Cay is a favorite stop for boaters seeking local flavor.
Highlights include:
- The Great Guana Cay Reef
- Settlement Harbour
- Great Guana Beach
Lubber Quarters Cay
This quiet, low-key cay just off Elbow Cay’s coast is known for peaceful anchorages and easy access to nearby channels and sandbars.
Highlights include:
- Lubbers Quarters Blue Hole
- Lubbers Landing Marina
- Coconut Grove Beach
Tilloo Cay
A narrow, largely undeveloped cay offering serene waters, abundant wildlife, and secluded stretches of sand.
Highlights include:
- Tilloo Cay National Reserve
- Pelican Cays Land & Sea Park
- Tilloo Pond
Minutes from Montage Cay Island-Hopping in The Abacos
The best of this 120-mile island chain unfolds just minutes from Montage Cay. Historic settlements, secluded beaches, and pristine cays offer authentic culture and an extraordinary sense of discovery.
Just Off the Coast
Montage Cay is fewer than 175 nautical miles from the Coast of Florida, and less than a 60-minute flight from Miami.
By Air or Sea
Choose your arrival: the island is easily accessible by boat, seaplane, helicopter, and private ferry.
A True Sense of Place
Oceanfront views of the Sea of Abaco
Days spent on the water
Elbow Reef Lighthouse on Elbow Cay
The ease of island living
A fully walkable landscape
Snorkeling off the shore
Deep-sea fishing, moments from the Marina
Family traditions underway
Beneath the surface