The Berry Islands group of Islands and Cays are located in the Northwest Bahamas between the Northwest Passage and the Tongue of the Ocean. In the pristine waters of the Berry Islands group is a little gem of an Island called Great Harbour Cay!

Great Harbour Cay is seven and a half miles long and one and a half miles wide at its widest point. Rolling hills capped with little Island palms, caves, coves, and miles of wonderful white sand beaches set in turquoise waters lends tranquility to this Island.

Great Harbour Cay is joined to the old settlement of Bullocks Harbour via a causeway. The population of Great Harbour Cay and Bullocks Harbour is close to six hundred that includes a large number of children under eighteen. During the winter offshore residents swell this number.

In addition to being one of the safest harbours in The Bahamas, the Great Harbour Marina boasts of an 80 slip Marina with concrete docks and pilings accommodating boats up to 150 ft.

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Fishing in the Berries is said to be exceptional. Known as an angler's paradise, anglers will find Billfish, Dolphin, Tuna, Wahoo, King Mackerel and more. Light tackle bottom fishing is excellent. Yellow tail, grouper and triggerfish, you name it, it's out there. But the area is best known for its bone fishing and it is said that the waters around the Berry Islands rival the very best bone-fishing areas of the Bahamas.

Visitors will find challenging dive spots, a nine-hole golf course, a choice of native and international cuisine, and lots of friendly people. The joy of quiet beaches to walk in the company of seagulls and sandpipers. Quiet places to read, to swim, to dream, or, you may simply laze poolside at the Rocky Hill Resort's Pool Bar & Grill, rum punch in hand!

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