I loved it soo much, I moved here. Beautiful beaches, friendly people, great weather and all around a cute island! More

Plenty to do here for a week or two. Very friendly. You will know everyone by the end of the week! More

Hope Town, on Elbow Cay, is one of the most relaxed places that I have ever been. It is a picture of tranquility. Nice little shops and restaurants line the narrow streets along with picturesque little cottages. I love the fact that it is a pedestrian town, with no cars allowed. If you want to get away from it all,... More

I like everything, from the quaint rental homes to the great restaurants and beaches. It is not anything like south Florida for restaurants and shopping, this Cay is peaceful and relaxing. More

what an extraordinary island, incomparable views, colorful cottages, crystal clear waters, spectacular weather. Get a golf cart, a bicycle and explore. Sunset at the Firefly and enjoy a good meal too. More

We just returned from a sailing vacation in the Abacos and one of our stops was Elbow Cay. Coming in by boat is a little dodgy - especially if you draw more than 5'. Let high tide be your friend. Hope Town is a gorgeous place to visit with a very relaxed pace of life. It's a place to put... More

Loved the hardly no cars. Golf carts. Driving on the opposite side. Friendly people. More

Our 3rd trip to Elbow Cay and can't wait to get back. The island is VERY clean, friendly and just a beautiful island. Get a golf cart and explore all you can, lots to see and lots of good food and drink. More

Love going to Elbow Cay and walking around the little shops in Hope Town. It's so quaint that you feel as though you are back in time. Hope Town was settled by British Loyalists seeking refuge in the American Revolution. Hope Town was founded in 1785. There's even a small museum in honor of those who settled and founded Hope... More