Imagine a tiny, picturesque, colonial settlement, surrounded by the sugary beaches, and turquoise waters of the Bahamas. Pitched roofs, picket fences, pastel colors and clean architectural lines of homes, churches, and shops reflect a history going back to 1783 when American Loyalists from New England and the Carolinas settled here on the island of Green Turtle Cay.

While the architecture is reminiscent of Cape Cod, activities are more in tune with the tropical setting. Boating, diving, fishing, snorkeling, and beachcombing are offered year round in a tranquil sunny climate. You can rent a boat or golf cart to explore on your own, or go on a diving, snorkeling, bonefishing or island hopping excursion.