Is a Trip to Abaco Bahamas the Best Destination for Your Couples Getaway?
On the hunt for a relaxing getaway? Listen in and learn why Abaco might be the perfect fit for you!
Where is Abaco?
- We stayed on the island of Great Abaco, which is on the north end of the Bahamas. 
- This is a 45 minute flight from Miami, Florida. If you are coming from the West Coast, it will probably take about 3 flights to get here. 
Where should I stay?
- We have a membership with Exclusive Resorts, so we stayed at a house owned by them. The home had 4 bedrooms and was very close to the beach. We had to walk about 2 minutes to a private beach area. 
- I recommend trying to find a way to stay in a home here, but there are other great options! 
- There are lots of cute cottages that sleep 3-4 people on Airbnb and VRBO. 
- The Delphi Club also looks like a nice option! We didn’t stay here, but the hotel looks very nice and is a great option if you want fishing access. 
Why go to Acabo?
- The island is pretty small, which makes the trip very relaxing. This was a pro for us! 
- This is the perfect island to sit back, relax, and enjoy beach time. We had lots of time to read and talk with our friends. 
- The sand is absolutely gorgeous! It is so soft and the beaches are very nice. 
- We booked a catamaran through Cruise Abaco and it was fantastic! 
- The tour started at 10 am and returned at 4:30 in the evening. 
- We were able to sail to another town, visit a lighthouse, stop for lunch, snorkel over a beautiful reef with colorful fish! 
- We loved slow mornings here. We slept in every day, went to the gym, made breakfast with groceries, and then spent the day at the beach. 
- I will say, we still prefer Hawaii for a beach destination. However, this is still an awesome destination especially for East-coasters! 
Where should I eat?
- We ate at some amazing restaurants at the Abaco Club, but unfortunately these are only available to guests. 
- All of the restaurants recommend Conch! This is an Abaco specialty. It had a texture similar to calamari. 
- Pete’s Pub - Super casual! Beachfront and indoor picnic table seating! Amazing fresh fish. 
- Wally’s - Similar to Pete’s but slightly less casual. Great patio seating! The key lime pie was a highlight! 
- Delphi House - Anyone can eat here even if you aren’t a guest. This is a unique communal dining experience! There were about 15 people at a long table that we sat at.You get to choose from a variety of main dishes (fantastic fish and lobster) and it’s served with the most amazing homemade bread! 
Logistics
- We did not rent a car. We had the Abaco Club set up drivers for us to take us to different destinations. 
- However, we would rent a car next time we go! The drivers got a bit expensive. The island seems very navigable with a GPS. 
- We stayed at the house for 5 nights. This felt like the perfect amount! We never got bored and it was so nice to relax and have fun with our friends. I would say to stay here at least 3 nights. 
- We visited mid-January and it was colder than I expected. It was mid 60s (F) and windy, which felt a bit chilly for the beach. But it wasn’t bad! It was much better than most places in the winter. 
- Locals told us that June-September can be really hot and humid, and that it isn’t very comfortable. 
- The best times to visit Acabo are Mid-March to Mid-May and October-November. However, October can sometimes be hurricane season. 
 
          
        
      