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Oceanfront Double

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Room facilities:Air Condition, Balcony, Cable TV, Coffee/Tea Maker, Free toiletries, Hair dryer, Iron & Ironing Board, Mini Fridge, Safety deposit box, Wireless internet

Room size:485 ft²square feet

Oceanfront Double rooms occupy 485 sq. ft. of space and feature a private balcony with panoramic views of the Sea of Abaco and lush gardens. Tastefully appointed bathroom, full-length mirror, WiFi, wet bar, Mini-Refrigerator, Cable TV, Safe, Iron & Ironing Board, Clock Radio, Work Station, Hair Dryer, Coffee Maker, and individually controlled AC.

**2 Double Beds Private Balcony Mini-Refrigerator Work-Station Wet Bar Safe WiFi Coffee Maker**
Oceanfront King

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Room facilities:Air Condition, Cable TV, Coffee/Tea Maker, Free toiletries, Hair dryer, Iron & Ironing Board, Showers, Wireless internet

Room size:485 ft²square feet

Oceanfront King rooms occupy 485 sq. ft. and feature a private balcony with panoramic views of the Sea of Abaco and lush green gardens.
Beachfront Balcony Double

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Room facilities:Air Condition, Balcony, Cable TV, Coffee/Tea Maker, Free toiletries, Hair dryer, Iron & Ironing Board, Mini Bar, Mini Fridge, Showers, Wireless internet

Room size:485 ft²square feet

The beachfront Balcony Double room features 2 Double Beds, a spacious bathroom, and a sitting area with a sofa. Private balcony with Chair Hammock and ocean and island views. A full-length mirror, Wet Bar with Coffee Maker, Mini-Refrigerator, Complimentary WiFi, Work-Station, Safe, Iron & Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, and individually controlled AC unit. An optional connecting King Room is also available
Beachfront Balcony King

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Room facilities:Air Condition, Cable TV, Coffee/Tea Maker, Free toiletries, Hair dryer, Iron & Ironing Board, Mini Fridge, Wireless internet

Room size:485 ft²

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Just 165 miles off the coast of Florida, Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina is a classic Bahamian getaway that captures the true essence of the Out Island spirit.

With 40 beachfront acres and a prime location within Marsh Harbour, Abaco Beach Resort offers guests access to a variety of land- and water-based activities ranging from island-hopping and diving to shopping and dining. The resort caters to families, couples, friends, and groups looking to escape the crowds of some of the larger islands and experience the relaxed hassle-free attitude that makes The Abacos so unique.

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Air Condition
Balcony
Bars
Beach Towels
Coffee/Tea Maker
Free toiletries
Hair dryer
Mini Fridge
Showers
Wireless internet

Internet

Wifi Available.

Great Abaco

The Abacos island chain is a boating, fishing, and sailing paradise. But it’s not just the sea that attracts travelers from around the world.

Sports & Nature

The world’s third largest barrier reef, countless blue holes, thriving coral reefs, and near-forgotten shipwrecks offer endless thrills for experienced and first-time divers. With visibility of up to 200 ft and warm waters through most of the year, The Bahamas stands without much competition as a leading dive destination.

Culture and History Info

Abaco’s first-known inhabitants were the peace-loving Lucayans, who began migrating north from Hispaniola and Cuba as early as 700 AD to escape the brutal, marauding Carib Indians. It’s believed that as many as 10,000 Lucayans lived in Abaco.

The Bahamian Lucayans survived by farming, fishing, and hunting. From the soil, they made Palmettoware, pottery tempered with pieces of shells. They fashioned tools and utensils from coral and conch shells, wove intricate straw baskets, and carved wooden spears, bowls, and even rudimentary chairs called duhos. From solid logs of native horseflesh and cedar, they hand-carved paddles and massive, flat-bottomed canoes.

In October 1492, Christopher Columbus, seeking a direct passage to Asia, landed on the shores of the southern Bahamas. After exploring the Bahamian archipelago for several weeks, Columbus and his Spanish crew sailed south, taking several Lucayans with them.

Later, when they discovered gold in Hispaniola and Cuba and had exhausted the local labor supply, the Spanish returned to the Bahamas and enslaved and carried off the Lucayans, forcing them to labor in gold mines, on plantations, and as pearl divers. Without immunity, many Lucayans succumbed to European diseases such as measles, smallpox, and yellow fever. Thousands were quite simply worked to death.

Within just five years, the entire Lucayan population in the Bahamas — estimated by the Spanish to be about 40,000 – had been wiped out.

Though a handful of Americans and Canadians began buying real estate in Abaco as early as the late 1930s, the region’s tourism industry did not begin in earnest until a decade later.

As travel resumed following World War II, visitors to the Bahamas began venturing beyond Nassau in greater numbers. Small resorts and fishing lodges began to spring up around Abaco. During the 1960s, the Treasure Cay Resort and Treasure Cay Airport were built.

When the Bahamas gained independence from England in 1973, Abaconians commemorated their Loyalist roots in several ways.

In 1976, The Albert Lowe Museum – the country’s first historical museum – was founded on Green Turtle Cay. Hope Town’s Wyannie Malone Museum followed soon after. In 1985, Hope Town residents commemorated the bicentennial of the Loyalist’s arrival with a reenactment, and in 1987, a Loyalist Memorial Sculpture Garden was established on Green Turtle Cay.

During the mid-1980s, Hope Town celebrated the bicentennial of its founding by Loyalist Wyannie Malone, and a Loyalist Memorial Sculpture Garden was dedicated to Green Turtle Cay. And more recently, Man-O-War introduced Sojer Day, to commemorate that island’s Loyalist beginnings.

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Abaco Beach Resort
Bay Street, Marsh Harbour, Great Abaco Island, Bahamas.
From $ 335

Just 165 miles off the coast of Florida, Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina is a classic Bahamian getaway that captures the true essence of the Out Island spirit.
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