Abacos flights and travel guide

Earnest yachtsmen and fishing enthusiasts have been flocking to the Abacos Islands for years but most holidaymakers have yet to discover these Caribbean gems. Situated in the northern Bahamas, the Abacos comprise many small islands including Wood Cay, Elbow Cay, Lubbers Quarters Cay, Green Turtle Cay, and the two largest ones - Great Abaco and Little Abaco.

Slightly resembling Maine in New England, Abaco’s symbolic landmark is that of a red and white striped lighthouse. Once used as a safe harbour for British loyalists during the American Revolution, today Abaco is a firm favourite among sailors who can easily dock in its marinas and fishermen who can hire boats. Golf enthusiasts booking flights to Abaco should pack their golf clubs; Abaco has a spectacular 18-hole champion golf course overlooking two miles of turquoise blue sea.

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When to Fly to Abacos

Peak Season:
Most people take cheap flights to Abacos during the cool season from September through May when the temperature rarely exceeds 24 degrees Celsius.

Off Season:
May to October is the off season, with the most rainfall occurring in these months. However, it is not extreme and temperatures are at their highest, so low-season fares tempt many holidaymakers out during this time. Hurricane season is June to November. Prices fall in this time, though the chances of becoming caught up in a hurricane are slight.

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Abacos Insider Information

• Enjoy any kind of water activity in Treasure Cay’s warm turquoise waters.  Sailors, divers and beach lovers come from all over the world to this amazing resort that has a marina, golf course and miles of sandy white beach.
• Bird watchers can’t miss a trip to the Abaco National Park in the south of the Great Abaco Island where the endangered Abaco (Barbados) parrots live.
• Don’t leave Abacos without experiencing a Bahaman fish fry which entails fish cooked whole with its head still intact. Enjoy some rum punch and dance to the sounds of Calypso music.

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Abacos Airports

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