Green Turtle Cay: Sundowners Bar & Restaurant
Green Turtle Cay lies along the Sea of Abaco, a long, low Bahamian island edged by shallow water and sheltered channels. Its principal settlement, New Plymouth, is a compact historic community whose narrow lanes, pastel-painted wooden homes and waterfront docks retain the scale of an Out Islands settlement. Loyalists established New Plymouth in 1783 after leaving the American colonies, a past reflected in its colonial-era street pattern and local traditions. Sundowners Bar & Restaurant forms part of the cay’s waterfront life, alongside small marinas, eateries and boat services connecting residents and visitors with the surrounding Abaco cays. The island’s western shore meets the Sea of Abaco, while Atlantic waters lie beyond its eastern side.
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Green Turtle Cay lies between the sheltered Sea of Abaco and the Atlantic Ocean in the Abaco Islands, a position that has long tied daily life to boating, fishing and the changing conditions of the surrounding waters. Its principal settlement, New Plymouth, was established by Loyalist settlers after the American Revolution and retains narrow lanes, wooden homes and a compact harbourfront character. The cay is part of the wider Abaco archipelago, where shallow banks, cays and reefs shape travel as much as roads do. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Green Turtle Cay and the Abaco Islands.
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The Bahamas has served as a maritime crossroads between North America and the Caribbean since the era of European colonization. This Atlantic archipelago includes hundreds of islands and cays, from busy New Providence, home to the capital Nassau, to the quieter Exuma Cays and vast Andros. Shallow banks, coral reefs and blue holes define much of the seascape, while sailing, fishing and diving remain central to island life. Bahamian culture is expressed in Junkanoo, the energetic street celebration held around Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, with music, dance and elaborate costumes. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding islands to extend your view of the Bahamas.
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