GREAT HARBOUR CAY

An Idyllic Resort Island Setting

The Berry Islands consist of 30 islands and almost 100 cays, many of which are untouched little tropical jewels that are known only by local fishermen, adventurous sailors and yachtsmen.

Great Harbour Cay, by air, is less than an hour from the southeast Florida cities of West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Yet it offers an atmosphere of unspoiled tropical beauty and a rare tranquility that is seemingly far-removed from the pace of modern life and the overdeveloped, more urban islands of the Bahamas.

The terrain on Great Harbour Cay is surprisingly varied, with elevations to 60-70 feet, providing dramatic vistas of the island and the vibrant, ever changing hues of the translucent blue ocean that surrounds it. Over 7 miles long, the crescent shaped powder sand beach on its tranquil eastern coast is one of the finest anywhere. The western shoreline is made up of rocky bluffs overlooking miles of glass-like bonefish flats. To the north is Sugar Beach, where cliffs of limestone dotted with caves rise above secluded coves and bays. To the south is Haines Cay, separated from Great Harbour Cay by a narrow creek, where sand dollars drift with the tide across broad white sand flats.


BULLOCK'S HARBOUR

The settlement village of Bullock’s Harbour is home to more than 700 Bahamians who were born and raised here. This island is their home. Government services on the island include electric power, a school, clinic, police, and postal service. It is the Bullock’s Harbour labour resource which has made the tourist industry possible. These gracious Bahamians provide support to two nearby private cruise line islands at Little Stirrup Cay and Great Stirrup Cay.

Royal Caribbean Cruise lines "Coco Cay" and Norwegian Caribbean Cruise Lines "Bahama Beach" have been one of the most memorable experiences for thousands of passengers every year.

The extensive existing infrastructure on Great Harbour Cay, together with a willing Bahamian labour force in residence nearby, makes Great Harbour Cay a unique development opportunity.