a pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas next to it

A True Rendezvous

Immerse Yourself in the Out Islands

Relax. Rejuvenate. Celebrate. Rendezvous. Centrally located in the heart of Marsh Harbour, our 52-acre full-service marina resort property is gorgeous and unmatched. Discover the diversity of custom events and entertainment options available for your Bahamas boating rendezvous or marina group event, from exciting food and beverage options to unique entertainment.

The Marina Amenities

Metered, Potable Water
Multiple Pumps & Standalone Fuel Dock
Fuels: Diesel (Low Sulphur) & Gasoline
Remote Pump Out Services Available
Metered Power
Single & Three-Phase Power
Monitor VHF 16 with VHF 17 Working Channels
Children & Pet-Friendly
Single & Three-Phase Power (110V/220V/480V, 50amps, 100amps)
Complimentary High-Speed Wifi
Customs & Immigration Clearance
24hrs security
Concierge Services
Boat Cleaning
Fish Cleaning Station

Off-Site Activities

01
Man-O-War Cay

Man-O-War Cay was one of the earliest settlements in The Abacos, offering an abundance of history that remains to this day. A visit to the local Sail Shop is a must.

02
Tahiti Beach

Situated in the south of Elbow Cay, Tahiti Beach offers a soft white shoreline and a picturesque stretch of sandbar.

03
Guana Cay

At seven miles long, Guana Cay is a narrow inlet known for its lively nightlife and distinctive island architecture.

04
Noname Cay

Famous for its friendly swimming pigs, Noname Cay is an unforgettable attraction. Visitors can also enjoy delicious food and drinks in a beachside atmosphere at Big O’s, located right by the water.

05
Pelican Cays National Land & Sea Parks

This beautiful national park in Central Abaco protects 2,100 acres of vibrant coral reefs and Caribbean marine life.

06
Pete’s Pub & Gallery

Pete’s Pub offers a classic beach restaurant and bar built into the Bahamian sand itself. During your time there, be sure to check out their famous bronze foundry and museum.

07
Elbow Cay- Historic Lighthouse & Town

Located on nearby Elbow Cay, the Elbow Reef Lighthouse was opened in 1864. It is one of the last operational kerosene-fueled lighthouses remaining in the world.