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Treasure Cay (Bahamas)
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Practical info — Treasure Cay

🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

  • Rent a car or a golf cart, as the distances between the marina and the main beach are significant.
  • The crescent-shaped beach is the main attraction, arrive early to secure the best spots.
  • Look for local guides if you are interested in the famous bonefishing.
  • Check the operating hours of resort facilities, as some run seasonally.

🍽 Food

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Wood-fired Pizza

Enjoy a fresh pizza at one of the restaurants by the marina.

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Cracked Conch

Try this breaded and fried sea snail served with fries.

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Bahamian Breakfast

Order grits with fish in the morning at a local cafe.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Swimwear

Browse the small boutiques situated around the marina.

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Local Groceries

Buy snacks and imported goods at the local supermarket by the harbor.

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Windward Point

Walk to the far end of the main beach to enjoy a peaceful sunset.

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Mangrove Canals

Watch birds and calm nature along the inland waterways.

Treasure Cay is located on mainland Abaco and is world-famous for its spectacular three-mile, crescent-shaped sand beach, consistently ranked among the best globally. Developed in the 1960s as a premier resort community, it quickly became a centerpiece for luxury tourism, boating, and golf in the northern Bahamas. Unlike the historic 18th-century Loyalist settlements elsewhere in the Abacos, Treasure Cay features a modern layout with a large 150-slip marina and extensive canal systems. The community faced a major challenge in 2019 when Hurricane Dorian caused catastrophic damage, leading to a massive ongoing redevelopment and recovery effort. Beyond tourism, it serves as a critical logistics hub, supported by the Treasure Cay International Airport, which facilitates travel to and from the United States. The surrounding environment is characterized by vast mangrove wetlands and shallow flats that are world-renowned for bonefishing. Treasure Cay remains a symbol of resilient Bahamian hospitality and high-end coastal living.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Feb, Dec.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °C222223242628292928272523
Rain mm414353681131461411441821055543

Geography

Population
1,187 (2025)
Coordinates
26.66300, -77.29200

Facts

  • The beach is frequently cited by National Geographic as one of the world's top 10.
  • Developed as a master-planned resort community starting in the early 1960s.
  • The full-service marina can accommodate up to 150 vessels.
  • Home to the Treasure Cay International Airport (TCB).
  • A premier destination for world-class bonefishing in the nearby flats.
  • Features a renowned 18-hole championship golf course designed by Dick Wilson.

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Frequently asked questions

How is the beach?
Treasure Cay Beach has often been voted one of the best beaches in the world.
Are there golf courses there?
Yes, there is a well-known 18-hole championship golf course.
Where is the airport?
Treasure Cay Airport (TCB) is located just minutes away from the resort.
Is there a supermarket?
Yes, there is a shopping center with a supermarket and various services.
Are pets allowed?
Many rental properties allow pets, but check in advance.
Treasure Cay: where is it located?
Treasure Cay is located in Bahamas.
Treasure Cay: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Feb, Dec.
Treasure Cay: why is it worth visiting?
Treasure Cay is located on mainland Abaco and is world-famous for its spectacular three-mile, crescent-shaped sand beach, consistently ranked among the best globally.
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