The Destination

Preserving 500 years of history — Lucayan, Loyalist, African, and modern Bahamian heritage. Interactive exhibits and oral history archive.

Luxury wellness destination with spa, yoga pavilions, bush medicine treatments, and ocean therapy. Drawing international wellness tourists.

Sustainable boutique accommodations across the island — from beachfront cabanas to hilltop villas. Each eco-lodge celebrates local architecture.

First stop for every visitor — 3D island map, tour booking, car rental, and cultural orientation. The gateway to Long Island.

Preserving the art of traditional Bahamian sloop building — the same craft that built Long Island's regatta legacy. Master craftsmen teach apprentices the full process: keel-laying, ribbing, planking, caulking, and rigging. Visitors can watch boats being built and even take a half-day workshop. Custom dinghies and fishing boats built to order for local fishermen. Connected to the Trade School's carpentry programme.

An intimate 12-room oceanfront boutique hotel celebrating Caribbean colonial architecture with modern luxury. Each suite features locally crafted furnishings, strawwork art, and private balconies overlooking crystal-clear turquoise waters. Solar-powered, farm-to-table dining, and curated island experiences — from bonefishing to blue hole exploration. A destination that brings visitors directly into the Long Island story.

Farm-to-table restaurants, cooking classes, and a food trail connecting settlements through their culinary traditions.