Habacoa: The Gateway to the Caribbean

Habacoa will become one of the lowest-density communities in the Bahamas, with a mere 470 keys built across 1,150 sprawling acers. The low-density development will minimize the effects on the environment, protect open spaces, and preserve the original character of the land.

In addition to areas dedicated to local flora and fauna, Habacoa will fund and develop 175 acres of its site into a coppice tree habitat for the protected Abaco Parrot and will convey this area to the Abaco National Park.

Cliffs as high as 100 feet provide awe-inspiring vistas while ensuring the project will be protected from rising sea levels for the next 100 years and beyond. With its unique topography, Habacoa could withstand a direct hit from a hurricane with only minor damage expected.

With 340 days of annual sunshine, Bahamian weather conditions are optimal for the generation of solar energy. Habacoa will incorporate state-of-the-art energy generation & storage technologies and has committed to using 30% solar power to meet the project’s energy needs.

Habacoa is committed to achieve La Belle Classe Destination classification and Blue Flag standards and establish the Marina as one of the most environmentally sustainable in the world.