Long Island Harbour Club
Bahamas
At a glance
Long Island Harbour Club is a waterfront dining and accommodation venue on Long Island in the Bahamas. Its restaurant brings together Bahamian favourites and international dishes in a relaxed island setting, with air-conditioned comfort for diners who prefer an indoor meal. The waterfront location gives the dining room and deck a strong connection to the harbour, while the atmosphere remains casual enough for a leisurely lunch, dinner or drinks.
Outdoor seating is available on the deck, and the Upper Deck Bar provides an indoor option with air conditioning. The bar serves beer and cocktails, giving guests a place to settle in before or after a meal. Backgammon and dominoes are available in the bar area, adding a traditional social touch to the setting. Sunset is part of the experience, with the waterfront position providing a natural place to watch the evening light and look out for the green flash.
The accommodation side of the property offers eight rooms across two distinct styles. Club Rooms and a Penthouse Suite provide a more polished stay, while Beach Shacks offer a simpler, more casual feel. The combination of rooms, dining and drinks makes the venue suitable for travellers seeking accommodation alongside a restaurant, as well as for visitors stopping in for a meal or a relaxed evening by the water.
Long Island Harbour Club also caters to private and organised occasions. Weddings, corporate retreats, anniversaries and informal celebrations can be hosted with the harbour as a backdrop. Event support can extend to practical arrangements such as car hire, boat hire, breakout meetings and day trips, allowing the venue to serve as a base for gatherings that involve more than dining alone.
The setting suits couples, small groups and event parties looking for a flexible waterfront venue with both indoor and outdoor areas. Bahamian cooking, international choices, a drinks-led social space and several accommodation styles give the property a broader role than a standalone restaurant. Salt Pond and the Queen's Highway location also make it a practical stop for visitors exploring Long Island.
