Come to Brendal's Dive Center to experience the sea and the coral reefs surrounding the beautiful island of Green Turtle Cay, in the Abaco Bahamas.

Let's Go Diving!  Explore coral catacombs and sparkling sand channels or dive a fascinating wreck. We offer one or two dives per day from 10 to 100 feet. Come experience with us the beautiful shallow coral gardens with elk and stag horn corals and abundant marine life.

Scuba Instruction Take the first step in becoming a diver with us, or build on the skills you already have with our PADI Certified Instruction. Learn in some of the most beautiful and abundant waters around.

Green Turtle Cay is one of many cays that lie to the east of the Great Abaco Island If you are looking to plan a trip to a remote area with the opportunity to catch large Bonefish, Permit, and Shark, the occasional Tarpon, and even take a run off shore, Green Turtle Cay in the Abaco's, Bahamas is definitely the place.

 The flats in our area consist of mostly white sandy bottoms and turtle grass. Bonefish can be found throughout in decent numbers, during all tidal stages. As the tide comes in, more bonefish will arrive and you can see mudding with tails everywhere.

Bonefish cruise in large schools in search for a good feeding area, but don't be shocked if your target is a Permit and not a Bonefish.

Green Turtle Cay features some of the finest beaches in the Bahamas, for example . . .

Coco Bay beach with its shallow calm waters. is popular for small children. (Left Top)

Gilliam Bay beach is a great spot for afternoon picnics and  is close to town. (Right Top)

Ocean Beach with a beautiful stretch of barrier reef that lies off-shore is great for snorkeling. (Left Bottom)

White Sound Beach is beautiful family beach and located near The Green Turtle Club.  (Right Bottom)

The Albert Lowe Museum displays the fascinating history of New Plymouth with photographs and antique artifacts dating back to the turn of the century.

The Town of New Plymouth is a quiet, 18th century village by the sea, offering a variety of galleries, restaurants, shops, and museums.

But there’s more to Green Turtle Cay than New Plymouth. The island boasts a number of fine beaches, some of the best diving locations in the Bahamas, and a network of roads that will take you on long hikes to romantic bays and inlets, or quiet little harbors where boats sit at anchor.