Discover how this Caribbean destination, which is also filled with gorgeous snorkeling spots, became the 'Boating Capital Of ...

Towering over Hope Town Harbour is the island's unmistakable candy-striped lighthouse. Erected by the British Imperial Lighthouse Service in the 1860s, it was one of 11 built in the Bahamas.

One of 11 lighthouses the British Empire built in the Bahamas, Hope Town’s Elbow Reef Lighthouse dates to 1863 and is the only remaining kerosene-fueled, hand-cranked light station in the world.

Hope Town’s most popular casual eatery is Harbour’s Edge, a gathering place for yachties and residents. For a more romantic twist, try the rustic old-time restaurant at Hope Town Harbour Lodge.