Lauren & Thomas

April 25, 2026 • Treasure Cay, The Bahamas

337 Days To Go!

Lauren & Thomas

April 25, 2026 • Treasure Cay, The Bahamas

337 Days To Go!

Enjoy the Beach!

With 3.5 miles of sugar-soft, white, powdery sand and clear turquoise blue water right outside your condo door, you may never want to leave. Take a stroll down the beach to sunrise point, search for shells and sand dollars, or just relax and take it all in. There are two swimming pools on property and a swim up bar that starts serving lunch and cold beverages around noon.

Cafe La Florence

Start your morning the right way with a walk or golf cart ride across the street to Cafe La Florence. She serves up the best breakfast sandwiches and cinnamon rolls the size of your head—yes, really. It’s a cozy local spot that feels like home and tastes even better. You will fall in love with Florence and her husband Captain Forty if you have the chance to meet them. They also serve lunch!

Lunch at Pineapples Bar & Grill

Hop on a boat or the ferry and head over to Green Turtle Cay and head to Pineapples. This laid-back, waterfront spot is the perfect place for a refreshing dip in the pool, conch salad, and a famous Plymouth Punch. Come for the food, stay for the view.

Swim with the Pigs at Big O’s

A true Bahamian bucket list experience! Hop on a boat and head over to No Name Cay, where you can swim with, feed, and snap photos with the famous island pigs. Big O’s is also a great spot for a bite and a drink once you’re done splashing around.

Visit the Turtles, Rays and Sharks

Hop on a boat and head to Coco Bay on Green Turtle Cay where you can snorkel with the turtles up close. Be sure to bring some squid to feed them!

Just a short boat ride away from Coco Bay you will find Manjack Cay where the stingrays will swim right up and eat the squid out of your hand. Their friends the sharks are sure to make an appearance as well!

On your way back, visit the Tranquil Turtle. Get your Insta worthy pics on the water swings while enjoying a frozen beverage.

Explore Hope Town & Climb the Lighthouse

Take a boat ride to picturesque Elbow Cay and spend the day wandering the quaint streets of Hope Town Settlement. Here you will find Hope Town Canvas and their colorful sail bags. Don’t miss climbing the iconic candy-striped lighthouse for one of the best views in the Bahamas. A dip in the pool and a cold drink at The Hope Town Inn & Marina before heading back to Treasure is a must.

Spend the Day on Elbow Cay

If you’re up for a scenic boat trip and a delicious meal, visit Elbow Cay.

Abaco Inn – Located on Elbow Cay, this spot offers fresh seafood, colorful cocktails, and panoramic views of both the Sea of Abaco and the Atlantic Ocean. It’s one of the most stunning lunch backdrops in the Abacos.

Firefly Sunset Resort – Also on Elbow Cay, Firefly is known for its relaxed upscale vibe, handcrafted cocktails (don’t miss the Firefly Smash), and a waterfront deck that lives up to its name at golden hour.

Tahiti Beach - a sandbar that goes on forever is a great place to anchor and chill in the crystal clear Sea of Abaco. You might get lucky and find the Thirsty Cuda floating nearby serving up tasty bites and island drinks.

Sunday Funday on Great Guana Cay

Looking for that classic island party post wedding? Head to Great Guana Cay on Sunday for an unforgettable time:

First stop: Grabbers – Kick things off with a frozen Grabber in hand and toes in the sand. This chill beach bar is the perfect spot.

Then hit: Nipper’s Beach Bar & Grill – Perched above one of the largest barrier reefs in the world, Nipper’s is famous for its Sunday Funday pig roast, stunning views, and all-day beach party vibes. A pristine beach, great music, and even better people-watching.

On your way back to Treasure: Pick up a pizza at Grabbers before you hop back on the boat.