Enjoy your first day in the charming settlement of Hope Town. Settled in 1785, rich heritage can found around every corner. Climb the historic lighthouse, visit the museum, or shop at one of the many eclectic hideouts. Relax on the beach as you soak in the sunset or mingle with locals over dinner. 

Making your way to Man-O-War Cay, take in the sights of the picturesque village. As home to a very conservative population, life centers around the three churches that inhabit the Cay, building boats, and servicing yachts that have been visiting for years. Grab a bike or golf cart and visit the great local shops and restaurants. Make sure you stop by Miss Lola’s golf cart and indulge in her famous cinnamon buns.

Green Turtle Cay is overflowing with natural beauty. On this secluded island, you will find crystal clear turquoise waters, casuarina pine trees, and colorful ocean life. Put on your mask and fins and jump in the water for exceptional reef snorkeling along Ocean Beach. Visit the historic Bluff House Resort and Marina for a cocktail at the Jolly Roger Bar. Put on your dancing shoes and enjoy the sounds of live music well into the night.

Since the 1950s, Little Harbour has been home to a community of artists who are inspired by the bounding beauty that you will find here. As you shop the eclectic and creative finds, stop in to Pete’s Pub for lunch, indulging in the fish burger and legendary rum punch. If you're feeling adventurous, hike to the cliffs on the western side, and you may even stumble upon pirate caves. 

Bask in sun as you lay back along the 5 ½ mile stretch of beach that lines the Atlantic side of Great Guana Cay. Keep an eye out for a variety of rare native birds, including white-crowned pigeons and white-tailed tropic birds. You may even find a loggerhead, green, or hawksbill turtle crossing your path. Stop into the famous Nipper’s for a weekly pig roast paired with rum cocktails, and Jimmy Buffet music.

Resembling a living museum, homes in New Plymouth look transplanted directly from New England. Settled in 1783, this island is exuding the stories of its past. Visit the Albert Lowe Museum to find out how this quaint village came to be. Don’t miss out on the abundance of shops and restaurants, and be sure to visit The Wrecking Tree Bar and Restaurant for their grouper fritters, and view the works from local artists at Ocean Blue Gallery.

As home to one of National Geographic’s Top Ten beaches, spend your last day lounging in the sands of Treasure Cay. With its 3-mile stretch of white sand, there is plenty of room for activities. Whether you enjoy sunbathing, swimming, or even something a little more adventurous like diving, the options are endless. Rent a windsurf board or hobie cat to try something new. Spend the day sport-fly or bone fishing as the marlin, tuna, yellowfin, snapper, barracuda, grouper, and wahoo are plentiful. Go inland for a game of tennis or round of golf at the Treasure Cay Golf Club. Afterwards sip on cocktails at the Tipsy Seagull.