Where are we exactly?
Green Turtle Cay (pronounced “key”) is a peaceful, 3-mile-long island in the Abaco chain of the Bahamas — just off the coast of Great Abaco. Accessible only by boat, it’s a place where golf carts outnumber cars, locals wave as you pass, and the pace of life slows down just enough to feel it.
It’s the kind of destination that feels like a secret — but one you’ll want to share.
How to get to Green turtle Cay?
Green Turtle Cay is an island in a chain of islands in the Abacos called the Bahamian Out Islands. The best way to travel to B Happy is to fly into Marsh Harbor International Airport (MHH) or Treasure Cay Airport from Florida, Atlanta, or Charlotte. Marsh Harbor is the main airport for large commercial flights, while Treasure Cay airport caters to charters and smaller commercial flights. The Ferry to Green Turtle Cay leaves from the Treasure Cay Ferry Dock. Marsh Harbor airport is a 35-minute cab ride to the Treasure Cay Ferry Dock while TCB is about 5 minutes to the Ferry Dock. There are usually cabs available for walk up at Marsh Harbor Airport. Contact Omri McIntosh on the WhatsApp (242)359-6116 or email at omritaxi104@gmail.com to schedule a taxi. Highly recommended for large groups! Taxi’s are cash only.
The Ferry leaves approximately every hour between 8:30am-5:00pm and is a walk up service. The Ferry is cash only.
Once on board your ferry, ask your Ferry boat captain to take you to the Green Turtle Club. It’s a 20-minute, scenic ferry boat ride. Once your arrive to the Green Turtle Club pick up your golf cart then drive about a mile to B Happy.
As soon as you make a reservation, BOOK a Golf Cart! This is the primary transportation to explore the island of GTC.
Restaurants and Bars
From fresh lobster to iconic Goombay Smashes — you’ll eat (and sip) well
Excursions
Whether you’re craving adventure or total relaxation — there’s something for everyone!
Beaches
Explore the Best Beaches on Green Turtle Cay — Calm Waters, Soft Sand, and Something for Everyone
What You’ll Love About Green Turtle Cay
What You’ll Love About Green Turtle Cay
Life here unfolds slowly and beautifully, with hidden beaches, welcoming locals, and island flavors that feel like they belong in your own backyard. You can spend your days exploring spots like Gillam Bay, Ocean Beach, and North End, where soft white sand meets endless turquoise water.
A short boat ride brings you to the famous Pig Island, where friendly beach pigs paddle out to greet visitors — a truly unforgettable experience. Just minutes away, the calm waters of Cocoa Bay are home to a natural sea turtle sanctuary, offering some of the best family-friendly snorkeling in the Bahamas.
Local flavor is everywhere you turn. Try lobster salad at The Rock, sip a sunset cocktail at Pineapples Bar, or make your way to Miss Emily’s Blue Bee Bar, the birthplace of the iconic Goombay Smash. Even the ferry drop-off at The Green Turtle Club offers beachside dining, drinks, and a general store for all the little things you forgot to pack.
The island is also home to New Plymouth, a colorful and historic town where you’ll find museums, tiny shops, and a strong sense of Bahamian pride.
From Sea Turtles to Conch Sanctuaries
Nature thrives here, and the locals protect it with love. Cocoa Bay is a known refuge for sea turtles, and on a lucky snorkel you’ll see them gliding gracefully through the clear shallows. Meanwhile, Ocean Beach borders a conch sanctuary where Queen Conch flourish — a quiet reminder that paradise is something to be respected as much as enjoyed.
Island Flavor, Served Casual
There’s no dress code here — just fresh seafood, friendly bartenders, and ocean breezes.
The Rock serves up grilled catch-of-the-day and unbeatable lobster salad.
Pineapples Bar & Grill is your go-to for casual bites, rum drinks, and live music by the water.
Green Turtle Club offers Bahamian fare with a polished twist.
Miss Emily’s Blue Bee Bar is both a local legend and a must-visit for the Goombay Smash alone.
Fun for Every Generation
Whether you're bringing toddlers, teens, or grandparents, Green Turtle Cay makes it easy to reconnect. Swim at Gillam Bay, bike through the town, explore tidal pools, or take a family boat ride. From easygoing adventures to peaceful porch nights, it’s a place that invites you to slow down — together.