New Lots in the Bahamas - No Name Cay

The Bahamas isn't just casinos, crowded outdoor markets selling tacky souvenirs, or the enormous Atlantis resort with its famous waterslides and aquarium. There are more than 700 outer islands (just 30 of them inhabited) and 2,500 cays surrounded by unbelievably clear water with visibility up to 200 feet. And these outer islands form the third longest barrier reef in the world.

Just 175 miles east of Palm Beach, an hour's flight away from Fort Lauderdale and Miami there is a four mile long island called Green Turtle Cay, part of the Abacos Islands.

Just a short walk from the ferry dock, you'll find Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar, where the Goombay Smash, a potent signature cocktail of the Bahamas, was born nearly 50 years ago.

But just have one cocktail... don't linger there, you can come back anytime...lets keep travelling south of Green Turtle Cay where lies the romantic No Name Cay with its miles of broad, sandy beaches. No Name Cay is the first deserted island south of Green Turtle, about 10 boat-minutes south of the entrances to Green Turtle's White Sound, Black Sound or Settlement Creek.

And this is where our journey ends, because No Name Cay has just been given permission for a unique development.

Lots of 1 acre and above are being offered for sale starting at $225,000. All of them are oceanfront and some of them are beachfront and oceanfront!

For anyone who has ever imagined owning a private villa on a peaceful, almost deserted island, surrounded by the Caribbean sea, white sand off the end of the verandah, - your journey ends here!

No Name Cay - a blank canvas of beauty and peace, of sky and sea ....a wonderful home or just a great investment.

Contact us for more information!

Deb Andrews
Editor - Caribbean Property and Lifestyles Magazine

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