Elbow Cay
Definition
A five-mile-long cay (small, low-elevation island) in the Abaco Islands of the Bahamas, renowned for the charming settlement of Hope Town and its iconic candy-striped lighthouse.
A picturesque barrier island celebrated for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and laid-back island vibe, popular among sailors, divers, and vacationers seeking paradise.
Examples
After dodging one too many conch fritters at the Hope Town harbor, I finally anchored my boat off Elbow Cay and called it a day.
Elbow Cay's beaches are so flawless, even the crabs walk sideways to avoid photobombing your selfies.
Climbing the 101 steps of the Hope Town Lighthouse on Elbow Cay: because nothing says 'vacation' like voluntary stair torture with an epic sunset payoff.
Elbow Cay locals swear by their secret to eternal youth: equal parts rum punch and zero cell service.
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