Frazer’s Hog Cay Club | 164-Acre Subdivision

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This private island paradise sits at the southern tip of The Berry Islands. It is a Sport Fisherman's and Diver's dream location, at the edge of "The Pocket" of the ocean that made it renown as "The Billfish Capital of The Bahamas." In its waters can be found an endless variety of Dolphin, Wahoo, Marlin, Tuna, Grouper, and Sailfish, as well as Bonefish in the flats and shallows.

Develop your own dream property on 164 Acres at Frazer's Hog Cay Berry Islands, Bahamas. Site is perfectly sized for either a boutique development of your own or completion of the owners’ original planned resort development. This unspoiled tropical paradise features a variety of built-in amenities & infrastructure, as well as private white & pink sand beaches. Current government-approved Master Plan includes a resort hotel, full service marina, support facilities, beach villas & tennis courts, all over gently rolling land & open sea views.

Frazer’s Hog Cay is a 164-acre government-approved subdivision on the eastern tip of Chub Cay, in the southern Berry Islands is serviced by a 5,000-foot airfield. Several naturally occurring cove beaches – More than a mile (5,800+ feet) of private white and pink sand beaches – 15 minutes by car from the Chub Cay Airport (7 miles) – Airport features a 5,000-foot concrete runway, plus customs and immigration services for international arrivals 1 hour by boat from Nassau, Bahamas (40 miles) – 30 minutes by plane from Miami, Florida (140 miles) – Less than 40 minutes by plane to West Palm Beach (163 miles) – Full-service private marinas – Open sea views across the Bahama Flats From Relaxing to Sporting, Enjoy All of Life on the Water On the north side of Hog Cay, wade for hundreds of yards through calm, shallow, crystal-blue waters that range from ankle to waist deep. These calm waters also offer perfect fly-fishing – schools of bonefish live here in abundance! Over on the south side, the water is deep enough for a yacht marina. This area is teeming with a large population of billfish, and the Bahamian government recently approved sport fishing around Hog Cay. You’ll also find permit, dolphins, turtles, lobster and conch, and less than a mile away sits the Aquarium – a popular snorkeling and diving reef thought to have the greatest number of exotic fish in the Bahamas.

The subdivision features 2.7 miles of ocean frontage and a private road from the southern entrance to the northern tip. The property is zoned as a Resort Hotel, Marina and residential development. Planned is a Boutique Hotel with 120-keys, a 60-slip full service marina and 250-waterfront lots.The Island is accessible via sea and air

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