Jul 1, 2013 · National Independence Commission member, Canon Sebastian Campbell, was greeted by Administrator for Northern Abaco, Neil Campbell, upon arrival at Treasure Cay …

Named for the many green turtles found in the area, this long, narrow island is renowned for its unique, New England–influenced architecture. The island offers outstanding beaches, a boat …

Royal Bahamas Defence Force Cadet James Saunders, left, hoists the flag at the recent 40th Independence Anniversary flag-raising ceremony in Green Turtle Cay, North Abaco. At right is …

Green Turtle Cay is one of the barrier islands off mainland Great Abaco, The Bahamas. It can only be reached via ferry from the mainland or boat. There is not an airport on the island. It is …

When leaving home, make sure you have the three essential flags for cruising in the Bahamas—your country’s flag, a yellow quarantine flag and the Bahamian courtesy flag.

American colonists loyal to the British flag left with their slaves and traveled to the Bahamas to make settlement. Green Turtle Cay was settled in the 1770’s by Loyalists and was named …

Jan 21, 2016 · Plaiting the Maypole at Green Turtle Cay’s first Island Roots Heritage Festival in 1977. Symbolizing the merging of their country’s past and future, some of the young women …

Sep 20, 2023 · The history of Green Turtle Cay is a microcosm of the broader history of the Caribbean, encapsulating the complexities and tragedies of colonialism, the resilient spirit of …

Founded in 1786 by Revolutionary War Loyalists, and named for the green turtles that once were plentiful in its waters, Green Turtle Cay lies three miles east of Great Abaco, Bahamas and …

New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay once considered a hub of the Abacos, nearly as influential as Hope Town. Like the other small cays, boatbuilding was a prime industry, although for a short …