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Abaco Islands

Abaco Islands Charters & Bonefishing Guides

World-class bonefishing flats and barrier reefs. Book fishing charters, snorkel trips, and sunset cruises in the Abaco Islands with local captains.

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Why visit

Why Abaco Islands

01

Bonefishing flats

Some of the world's most productive bonefish habitat on the east side of Great Abaco.

02

Barrier reef snorkeling

The third-largest barrier reef system in the world runs along the Atlantic side of the Abacos.

03

Cay hopping

Hop between Hope Town, Man-O-War, Green Turtle Cay, and dozens of uninhabited anchorages.

04

Offshore fishing

Mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, and marlin runs in the deep waters east of the barrier reef.

Local knowledge

Charter Fishing & Boating in Abaco Islands

The Abaco Islands sit at the northern end of the Bahamas, about 180 miles east of Miami. The chain includes Great Abaco, Little Abaco, and a string of offshore cays — Hope Town, Man-O-War Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Treasure Cay, and more — each with its own character and fishing grounds.

The shallow eastern flats are legendary Bahamas bonefishing territory. The barrier reef that runs along the Atlantic side creates calm inner waters ideal for snorkeling and reef exploration. The deep blue beyond the reef holds mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, and billfish.

Every listing on Charted Waters includes live tide predictions for the Abaco area, so you can plan your departure window with confidence. All bookings include a hurricane refund policy set by the operator.

Getting here

Getting to Abaco Islands

Marsh Harbour (MHH)

Main gateway — direct US connections via Nassau

Treasure Cay (TCB)

Northern Abacos access — smaller, quieter airport

Private aviation

Grass strips on Hope Town, Man-O-War, and other cays

Trip planning

Abaco Islands fishing & charter guides

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