Abaco isn't a single island, but rather a 120-mile-long chain of islands from Walker's Cay in the north to Hole-In-The-Wall in the south of the Bahamas. Located 75 miles directly north of Nassau and 200 miles east of Florida, this arc-shaped configuration creates naturally protected waters so well-known among yachtsmen and fishermen that Abaco is often referred to as the "Sailing Capital of the World". From the charming colonial fishing village of Green Turtle Cay populated with brightly painted salt-box houses to Treasure Cay, home of the Treasure Cay Beach Marina & Golf Resort, and Walker's Cay known for its deep-sea fishing, boating, and diving, the Abaco Islands offer panoramic beauty for its residents and visitors alike.

Located 200 miles from Florida and 60 miles from Nassau, Eleuthera is just over a mile wide and 110 miles long. This island in the Bahamas is known for its sailing races, pink-sand beaches, and the Glass Window Bridge. In the village of Governor's Harbour lies French Leave Beach, where residents live in Victorian-era houses and villas. The main settlements of Eleuthera include the pastel cottages and palm-lined streets in Spanish Wells; the captivating town of Harbour Island with its white picket fences and old established churches; the modern city of Rock Sound, which is home to the elegant Cape Eleuthera Resort & Marina; and the fishing village of Tarpum Bay. Connected to Eleuthera by a bridge is Windermere Island, a pristine retreat for the well-to-do with its beachfront homes and condominiums-and home to miles of, what many consider, the best beach in the Bahamas. From large estate properties, secluded oceanfront homes, and prime beachfront lots, Eleuthera is a perfect island paradise.

The district of Exuma in the Bahamas consists of over 360 islands, or cays. This exotic island chain spans 100 miles from Sail Rocks to Beacon Cay. The main settlement, George Town is located on the island of Great Exuma, which is home to cozy inns and pastel homes. In addition to its popularity for boating, cave exploring, sailing, and snorkeling, across the harbor is Stocking Island, where a challenging underwater cave is an attraction for diving enthusiasts. Just north of Norman's Cay is the private island of Saddle Back Cay offering boating, fishing, and sailing, along with incredible views of the sea. The Exuma Cays are a prime location for buying a private island, ranging in size from small one-man cays to large estate-sized islands.