The waters surrounding Green Turtle Cay are known for excellent visibility and colorful reefs. Experienced snorkelers can explore independently by speaking with locals at boat rental locations to discover the best reef spots. Please remember to anchor only in sandy areas and never over coral to help protect the island’s fragile marine ecosystems.
Popular snorkeling spots include Bita Bay, accessible by a short walk along Long Bay Beach, where a reef extends directly from shore, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned snorkelers. North Pointe Beach, located at the northern tip of the island and reachable by golf cart, offers shallow-water reefs teeming with marine life.
For those looking for guided experiences, Green Turtle Cay is home to knowledgeable local operators offering fishing, diving, and island-hopping excursions. Options range from private charters and full-day snorkeling trips to fishing adventures and beach cookouts on nearby cays. These guided tours provide unique access to hidden beaches, reef systems, and local knowledge that enhance your island experience.
Bonefishing Guides – An abundant bonefish population can be found in the flats surrounding Green Turtle Cay
Guides:
Ronnie Sawyer – ronniesawyergtc@gmail.com
Explore the island by golf cart and discover charming local spots, scenic viewpoints, and friendly island life. Green Turtle Cay’s relaxed atmosphere and welcoming community make it easy to experience the true spirit of the Bahamas beyond the beaches.
Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy deep-sea, reef, or bonefishing excursions, while island hopping offers the chance to explore nearby cays, unspoiled beaches, and remote snorkeling spots. These adventures are perfect for guests looking to experience more of the Abacos.
Albert Lowe Museum
Located in New Plymouth, featuring artifacts, photographs, and ship models highlighting Green Turtle Cay’s Loyalist history and Civil War connections.
Loyalist Memorial Sculpture Garden
An open-air tribute honoring the island’s founders, located in the heart of New Plymouth.
New Plymouth Village
Walk charming 18th-century streets lined with pastel cottages, galleries, and shops. Visit Native Creations for Bahamian art or Golden Reef for gold jewelry.
Ye Olde Jail
A quirky historic landmark perfect for a quick photo and a glimpse into the island’s past.