Lubbers Quarters Cay Local Information and Things to do
We are a village....Every year we have a Cornhole Tourney....Here is an example...click to see the video...
Some area information can be found in the free magazine Destination
Abaco and Abaco Sun.
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Fishing
Abaco is a fisherman�s paradise. Lobster may be caught in season, and conchs
are available year round. Fish from your boat in Sea of Abaco or off our
dock.
Captains are available for offshore fishing or bonefishing in the
flats. Links below are for a few of them
Truman Major �Lucky Strike�
Local Boy Deep Sea Fishing
Robert Lowe �Seagull�
Abaco Down Deep Fishing Charters and Excursions
Snorkeling and Diving
Some of the best reefs in the world. You can �do it yourself�, or there
are several experienced dive operators available for tours, excursions,
training, certification, and charter.
The three best reefs for snorkeling & diving are Sandy Cay Reef, Fowl Cay Reef, and Johnny�s Cay.
Sandy Cay Reef and Fowl Cay have mooring balls for small boats.
There are numerous off-the-beaten-path spots for snorkeling in shallow or protected areas. An awesome underwater experience awaits you as you mingle with the Sea of Abaco�s colorful marine life.
Island Adventuring
Many islands (some uninhabited) offer opportunities for exploring,
swimming, picnicking, and snorkeling. You can discover unique beach bars
and casual dining experiences. Elbow Cay, with its shops, restaurants,
lighthouse, and Atlantic beaches is only 15 minutes away.
On
Da Beach Bar and Restaurant
Abaco Inn
Firefly Restaurant
Hopetown Inn
and Marina
Captain Jacks
to name a few
Local Bahamian Guides
Captain Plug�s Adventures
Man and the Boat Adventures
Abaco Down Deep Fishing Charters & Excursions
Day Sail AdventuresCruise Abaco
321-220-8796
CruiseAbaco.com

View toward Tiloo.
View toward Elbow Cay and Tahiti beach.
Above is looking north
from our
There are many trails and sandy roads to adventure on the Island, and the west side has a very long beach for walking or floating or driftwood collecting.



