In this charming historic village of New Plymouth, soak in the contrasts of the narrow streets and brightly painted cottages surrounded by white picket fences and flowers.

Take a stroll through the settlement's Albert Lowe Museum and the Sculpture garden, where you will learn the history of the area.

Relax at the water's edge with a "Goombay Smash" (a local drink) and enjoy the sunset. This was the second largest city in the Bahamas in the 1800's.

Today the year round population is only about 450, mostly engage in fishing and tourism. This settlement began with the Loyalist in 1783, making it one of the oldest.

It is a fun place to explore by foot, bicycle, golf cart, or boat.

The village of New Plymouth offers taxi service, several restaurants, three grocery stores, two hardware stores, boutiques, gift shops, and hand crafted gold.

Also, in the White Sound area, there are two restaurants and Brendal's Dive Shop, Ltd.

The Atlantic side of the cay has marvelous white sand beaches and reefs which extend for miles.

To the southern end of Green Turtle Cay there is a large sand bar, great for shelling.

Fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling trips can also be arrange on the cay.