COCO NUT TREE HOUSE IS NESTLED IN TROPICAL FOLIAGE ON CRYSTAL CLEAR SEA OF ABACO

Coco Nut Tree House itself was exactly as expected. It was clean, comfortable, quiet, and well equipped. Green Turtle Cay is friendly, safe, and beautiful. They are a great combination if you are looking for a quite, relaxing vacation.

This was our fifth time to GTC and plan to return.

Your first impression of the cottage is its beautiful setting. Whether coming by water or by cart you see the cottage set among a number of palm trees and tropical plants. The owner has done an excellent job in preserving and improving the grounds. The cottage has excellent views of the sea of Abaco and a great deck to serve meals, read or watch the sunset.

The Bluff House restaurant, beach and bar are just a short walk over the hill. Coco bay and The Green Turtle Club with it restaurant and dive shop is a little further but walkable. The beaches of Gilum bay, ocean beach and New Plymouth is pleasant golf cart ride. If you like boating there are a number of boat rentals available.

I would highly recommend Coco Nut Tree House and GTC for the above reasons and plan to return.

WE are seniors who don't need to be entertained but like to be treated well. Coco Nut Tree House filled the bill for us very well. We were met at the dock by Vernal who looked after getting our luggage into the cottage and the welcome drink at the Jolly Roger (the bar just over the hill) was a nice touch.
The cottage is very well equipped with all the necessities plus a few extras. Very clean and comfortable. It was hard to pull ourselves away to explore the island and check-out the beaches we were so relaxed. So many unique eating places to try and such friendly people. A golf cart is a necessity for exploring unless you are used to hiking the roads are a little rough.
The owner was in residence during our stay and was very helpful, she obviously loves the island and wants her guests to share that love. Plymouth Rock Cafe is a must to visit, David has every libation imaginable and good food to boot. We would recommend this property to everyone no matter what your age unless you expect bright lights and fancy shopping. We will certainly be going back.

I can't say enough good things about this property! It is secluded, but close to the Bluff House Club. My wife says it's like living in a grove of palm trees, and the view west across the Sea of Abaco is spectacular. The first morning that we were there, sitting out on the balcony, we looked down into the water and watched two large spotted eagle rays swimming side by side along the edge.

Since the house itself is built in an octagonal shape, the rooms feature interesting lines (with floor-to-ceiling windows everywhere). You can close up the entire house in cool or hot weather, but you still feel like you are outside enjoying nature. The interior is done simply, but with high-quality linens, cooking implements, etc. throughout. Sherry, who lives nearby, clearly loves the property and cares that it's well maintained. She is very helpful too.

As with every place on GTC, you will want a golf cart or (our preference) small boat to get around the island. The golf cart gets you to New Plymouth in about 20 minutes, and everywhere else in less time. The boat can get you to town too, and it lets you explore nearby islands as well. I should add that, when the winds are strong - pretty often here - the water gets choppy. Taking the boat to town or to a little island isn't dangerous, but it will bounce you around and get you wet. Of course, that's part of the adventure in coming here in the first place. All in all, this is a wonderful island, and a great place to stay when you are on the island.