THE historic Bluff House Resort & Marina, one of the first resorts built in the Abaco Out Islands in the 1950s, has announced the addition of eight new guest room suites as new ownership works to embellish a British Colonial Inn experience.
New General Manager Christopher Pollock, a veteran hotelier who grew up in The Bahamas and has worked extensively in the Caribbean and US, said with the makeover completed.
The Bluff House has managed to retain its charm and now offers guests a choice of updated waterfront suites and a selection of one, two and three-bedroom villas. Perched on the highest point of Green Turtle Cay, the 12-acre Bluff House Resort & Marina has been attracting visitors for nearly 60 years.
“This is a great property in the heart of what I call ‘The Hamptons’ of the Bahamas,” said Pollock.
The Abacos is known as one of the world’s top boating and sailing destinations due to its calm sea surrounded by charming islands featuring quaint colonial towns, golf courses, miles of beaches and fishing and diving.
The Abaco Islands lie in the northern Bahamas and comprise the main islands of Great Abaco and Little Abaco, together with several smaller islands, including Green Turtle Cay.
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