abaco
properties
Nihon Land Holdings is a private real estate development company located in Nassau, Bahamas with an extensive land portfolio on the Bahamian island of Great Abaco.
abaco properties
our portfolio
Property One
Crossing Rocks Bay
Property Two
Little Bahama Bank
Property Three
Treasure Cay South
Property Four
Eight Mile Rock
Property Five
lantern head
Property Six
Hole in the Wall North
Property Seven
Old Williams Road
Property One
Crossing Rocks Bay
Property Two
Little Bahama Bank
Property Three
Treasure Cay South
Property Four
Eight Mile Rock
Property Five
lantern head
Property Six
Hole in the Wall North
Property Seven
Old Williams Road
abaco properties
About us
The company holds roughly 3,200 acres of raw and serviced land in the form of 7 unique properties ranging from 70 to 630 acres in size, located in the two principal regions of current and projected expansion on the island. The portfolio includes world-class beachfronts, some of the highest elevations in Abaco, and properties with viable commercial, residential and marina uses.
abaco properties
THE ABACOS
Abaco is the second largest island in The Bahamas and is best known as the boating capital of the world about 180 miles from Florida. Abaco is a group of islands and cays that run for a 120 mile long chain stretching over 650 square miles. Its two major islands, Great Abaco and Little Abaco have a myriad of small cays flanking the mainland and sea channels between the islands allows for good cruising.
abaco properties
THE ABACOS
Abaco is the second largest island in The Bahamas and is best known as the boating capital of the world about 180 miles from Florida. Abaco is a group of islands and cays that run for a 120 mile long chain stretching over 650 square miles. Its two major islands, Great Abaco and Little Abaco have a myriad of small cays flanking the mainland and sea channels between the islands allows for good cruising.
Abaco is the third most populous island in The Bahamas and bears a resemblance to New England from which it attracts so many of its visitors and winter residents. Marsh Harbour is the commercial hub located on Great Abaco and third largest city after Nassau and Freeport. Treasure Cay is more known for its upscale resorts attracting tourists from all around the world. Both areas having international airports allowing easy access to Abaco’s beauty. On Green Turtle Cay and Elbow Cay you will find the old English loyalist settlements of New Plymouth and Hope Town with their colonial homes in hues of pastel colours.
Notable attractions of the island include:
- Boating and sailing. The island boasts more marina slips than hotel rooms and caters to the yachtsman’s lifestyle.
- Beautiful, wide, soft-powdered sand beaches, some of which have been rated the most stunning in the Caribbean.
- The world’s third largest barrier reef system, ideal for scuba diving and snorkeling.
- Fishing. Abaco is known to have some of the best fishing in the Bahamas, with multiple tournaments held throughout the year. Bonefish, Blue Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, Kingfish, Dolphin, Sailfish and Grouper are just some of the most common catches.
- 3 Championship Golf Courses including the exclusive Bakers Bay Golf and Ocean Club.
- Whale Watching and Cave Exploration at the historic Hole in the Wall lighthouse.
- Abaco National Park. A 20,000-acre park reserve in southern Abaco, encompassing the nesting area and habitat of the Abaco Parrot. Ideal for hiking.
- Pelican Cay National Park, an underwater and land preserve where wildlife abounds.
- Abaco Barbs wild horses preserve, where direct descendents of horses from the time of Christopher Columbus have roamed free for over 500 years.
- Blue Hole Snorkelling & Diving. Explore freshwater caves that reach depths of 300 ft, internationally renowned and featured in publications such as the National Geographic for the scientific marvels preserved within them, dating back 4000 years.
Notable attractions of the island include:
- Boating and sailing. The island boasts more marina slips than hotel rooms and caters to the yachtsman’s lifestyle.
- Beautiful, wide, soft-powdered sand beaches, some of which have been rated the most stunning in the Caribbean.
- The world’s third largest barrier reef system, ideal for scuba diving and snorkeling.
- Fishing. Abaco is known to have some of the best fishing in the Bahamas, with multiple tournaments held throughout the year. Bonefish, Blue Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, Kingfish, Dolphin, Sailfish and Grouper are just some of the most common catches.
- 3 Championship Golf Courses including the exclusive Bakers Bay Golf and Ocean Club.
- Whale Watching and Cave Exploration at the historic Hole in the Wall lighthouse.
- Abaco National Park. A 20,000-acre park reserve in southern Abaco, encompassing the nesting area and habitat of the Abaco Parrot. Ideal for hiking.
- Pelican Cay National Park, an underwater and land preserve where wildlife abounds.
- Abaco Barbs wild horses preserve, where direct descendents of horses from the time of Christopher Columbus have roamed free for over 500 years.
- Blue Hole Snorkelling & Diving. Explore freshwater caves that reach depths of 300 ft, internationally renowned and featured in publications such as the National Geographic for the scientific marvels preserved within them, dating back 4000 years.
P.O. Box N-7776 (439)
Lyford Cay
Nassau, Bahamas
cnihonk@gmail.com
+1 242 376 0101
P.O. Box N-7776 (439)
Lyford Cay
Nassau, Bahamas
cnihonk@gmail.com
+1 242 376 0101