The Perfect Lure For Deep Sea And Flats Fishing
ABACO, The Bahamas – The Abaco Club at Winding Bay, a £150 million golf and sporting retreat created by British entrepreneur Peter de Savary, is opening its doors to one-time visitors who want the ultimate vacation in paradise, either fishing, or just diving into a stunning array of aquatic activities.
Located on Great Abaco Island, just 50 minutes by plane from the Florida gateways of Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach and 30 minutes from Nassau, the club has already endeared itself to celebrities such as Sir Sean Connery and golfers like Ernie Els apart from deep sea fishing aficionados who love the challenge of the ocean as well as that of casting in the flats for the best bone-fishing in the world.
In its first year since opening, The Abaco Club has become a haven for discerning property owners, serious investors and those who wish to become members of a unique development, highlighted by the world’s first 18-hole championship Scottish tropical links course in the Caribbean.
And if that is not enough, there is the 2.3 miles of a pristine, double crescent-shaped powder soft sand beach that takes the breath away even for Bahamian oceanfront experts who rate it at the top of their list in this quieter, less obtrusive Out Island.
If fishing is top of mind, the club is offering the Blue Ocean package starting at £2,800 for three nights, £4,440 for five nights and £6,010 for one week.
This allows for the cabana rental, the meals and a half-day deep sea fishing and half-day bone-fishing. The five and seven days are extensions customized for your preference. This also represents a 12.5 percent savings from current pricing.
Abaco is a mecca to the serious fishermen who want to enter the major billfish tournaments where 1100 pound fish are there for the taking, or if they want the private challenge of tackling an area known as one of the world’s best for tarpon, marlin, tuna or dolphin.
All prices are exclusive of air fare and UK vacationers can fly to either Miami or Nassau with commercial connections to Marsh Harbour, the main airport in Abaco, or they can opt to charter The Abaco Club plane.
Staff would meet them on arrival in either gateway and then transfer them to the island where they would go through the club’s own private terminal and clear Customs and Immigration there before being transported to the club itself, a 30-minute ride.
In addition to the above, The Abaco Club offers tennis, horseback riding and an Elemis spa within what has been described as “the most exciting property development in the Caribbean.”
Bookings can be made through our London office 0208 123 9318 or by calling direct to the club on 001-242 303 2765. The website is at http://www.theabacoclub.com/
