Guidebook for Marsh Harbour
Sightseeing
No visit to Abaco would be complete without making a stop at the lighthouse. The most recognizable landmark in Abaco, the lighthouse is one of the last manual lighthouses in the world. Lit with Kerosene oil and a wick and mantle. More than 100 steps to the top (no elevator) but the views are breathtaking and not to be missed.
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Hope Town Lighthouse
No visit to Abaco would be complete without making a stop at the lighthouse. The most recognizable landmark in Abaco, the lighthouse is one of the last manual lighthouses in the world. Lit with Kerosene oil and a wick and mantle. More than 100 steps to the top (no elevator) but the views are breathtaking and not to be missed.
Hope Town
Man-O-War Grocery
Queen's HighwayGreen Turtle Cay
Arts & Culture
An original Hope Town home converted to museum with local history and artefacts. If you're interested in Bahamian (particularly Abaco) history this is definitely a must.
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Wyannie Malone Museum
Queen's HighwayAn original Hope Town home converted to museum with local history and artefacts. If you're interested in Bahamian (particularly Abaco) history this is definitely a must.
Man-O-War Heritage Museum
Another must see if you're interested in Bahamian history.
Shopping
Lovely little shop for resort wear and souvenirs. There is also an Iggy Biggy store in Marsh Harbour if you don't make it over to Hope Town.
Iggy Biggy
Lovely little shop for resort wear and souvenirs. There is also an Iggy Biggy store in Marsh Harbour if you don't make it over to Hope Town.
Abaco Gold
Great little spot for resort wear, souvenirs and locally made jewellery.
Monkey's Uncle
Queen Elizabeth DriveGreat little store for unique gifts, souvenirs and resort wear.
Essentials
Full Grocery Store with just about everything you'd expect in your local grocer and more.
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Maxwell's Supermarket
Stratton DriveFull Grocery Store with just about everything you'd expect in your local grocer and more.
Abaco Groceries
Don Mckay BoulevardMost grocery items are available here.
Getting Around
Rental Wheels
A & P Rentals
Drinks & Nightlife
Snappas Restaurant
Bay StreetPete's Pub And Gallery
Food Scene
Firefly Sunset Resort
Centre Line RoadWally's
The best sit down place for Bahamian food on the island. They give large portions and a great taste of what locals eat. Not fancy but the food is great stick to your ribs comfort food.
Jamie's Place Restaurant
Bay Street The best sit down place for Bahamian food on the island. They give large portions and a great taste of what locals eat. Not fancy but the food is great stick to your ribs comfort food.
Abaco Inn Resort
Hope Town Inn & Marina
The best little spot in Hope Town. A family run coffee shop where they roast their own beans. Stop by and have a great cup of coffee and taste Heather's wonderful breakfast treats. She has the best muffins, sandwiches and quiches. Make sure to try her pepper jelly. Tell Heather, I said Hi!!
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Hope Town Coffee House
The best little spot in Hope Town. A family run coffee shop where they roast their own beans. Stop by and have a great cup of coffee and taste Heather's wonderful breakfast treats. She has the best muffins, sandwiches and quiches. Make sure to try her pepper jelly. Tell Heather, I said Hi!!
Island Bakery
Don Mckay BoulevardThe best island bread! Don't leave without picking up a loaf...
Treasure Sands Club
Treasure Cay RoadThe Delphi Club
The Sandpiper Inn