Infinity Caribbean presents over 3,600 acres on Long Island, Bahamas for development. Long Island is known for its beaches, blue holes, and was one of Columbus' early stops. The property could support various resort and residential projects, including a marina, golf course, and cruise port, capitalizing on Long Island's natural beauty and history. Noel Thompson of Infinity Caribbean serves as a consultant for development opportunities throughout Long Island.

1. Infinity Caribbean, a consulting firm established by Noel Thompson,
presents over 3,600 acres on the southern peninsula of Long Island,
Bahamas.

2. About Long Island, Bahamas
Stretching about 85 miles long and the widest point on the island is approximately 4 miles.
The tropic of Cancer line runs through Long Island.
A towering spine of ancient reef gives Long Island, Bahamas, dramatic cliffs and caves of the
east coast that front the crashing Atlantic waves, and the soft, sandy edged lee side which
slides calmly into the Bahamas Bank.
Long Island is best known for Dean’s Blue Hole, the deepest recorded blue hole in The Baha-
mas (more than 600 feet).
Queen's Highway runs for close to 80 miles, through a dozen or more main settlements.
With breathtaking beaches and vistas, see why Islands Magazine recently named Long Island
one of the 10 best islands in the world to live on.
Long Island is historically known to be one of Columbus' early stops, his third, after San Sal-
vador and Rum Cay. The native Indians called it "Yuma" and Columbus named it
"Fernandina" after his mentor in Spain.
According to history, Columbus said Long Island is the most beautiful island in the world.

3. Cape Santa Maria—Stella Maris. Located in Seymour's, at the very
northern end of Long Island, is the Columbus Monument at
Columbus Point. Sitting atop a high cliff overlooking the ocean,
this monument was built as a memorial of the landing of
Christopher Columbus at Cape Santa Maria on his first voyage in
1942, after San Salvador and Rum Cay. There is a spectacular view
from the cliff top and is a very poplar stop for visitors.
Hamilton’s—Salt Pond. Home of the islands boat building
trade, Hamilton’s is also known for it’s extensive cave
system. Salt Pond is home to the annual Long Island Regatta,
that draws tourists and visitors from around the world. One
of the island’s Mailboat ports. Throughout the island are
various places to catch up with a local guide to all types of
fishing including: Bone Fishing, Deep Sea and Flats Fishing.
Sandy Cay—Sandy Cay was the location of the blockbuster
Hollywood move Pirates of the Caribbean, and is home to several
species of rare Bahamian rock iguanas. You can take a guided tour
by boat from mainland Long Island.
The Long Island Museum provides insights about the history,
culture and customs of Long Island.
Dean’s Blue Hole: Dean’s Blue Hole dips some 663 feet into
the ocean floor right offshore. It’s said to be the deepest
inland blue hole in the world, and second largest
underwater chamber. It’s located west of Clarence Town on
Long Island, and is also the site where the Freediving World
Record was set in April 2007.
Clarence Town—Gordon’s Settlement: The capital of Long Island is
Clarence Town, one of the largest settlements on the island. It’s
known for having one of the prettiest harbours in the Bahamas
and famous for its beautiful twin churches—St. Paul’s Anglican
Church and St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church. Gordon’s
Settlement and Cape Verde are the southernmost points on Long
Island, secluded beaches, blue holes, Lucayan artifacts and the
rugged cliffs of Cape Verde are sites to see.

4. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
Over 3,600 acres:
289 Acres: Oceanfront in a secluded harbour. Elevations up to 135’ above sea level. Natural private harborage, and
secluded private location.
216 Acres: Inland parcel, suitable for non resort, residential components of the development.
3,250 Acres: Topography, location, size, ocean to ocean, with a 400 acre lake, numerous blue holes, and easily
sub-dividable. Create your own masterpiece on this raw land canvas. UNLIKE ANY PARCEL IN THE BAHAMAS OR
REGION….

5. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
Resort—Cruise Port—Marina—Mega Harbor—Golf Course—Residential—Casino—Lighthouse
1: Legacy Marina
2: Beachfront Resort; Vacation Club
3: Cruise Port
4: Resort; Lighthouse; Golf Course
5: Exclusive Boutique Resort
6: Residential
7: 289 Acres: Resort; Golf Course; Residential
8: Possible Private Airport
9: 400 Acre Lake; Possibilities are endless
*All of the above is proposed and subject to change to your own vision..

6. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
Resort—Cruise Port—Marina—Mega Harbor—Golf Course—Residential—Casino—Lighthouse
Marina, yacht club,
mega yacht, mega
harbor….. Any or all
are possibilities at
the southern end of
Long Island,
Bahamas.
Legacy Marina:
A Proposed marina, strategically positioned to be the southernmost marina location on the Island. An Ex-
isting public small dock is in the area currently used as a small boat location. Legacy Marina can be sized to
fit any type of surrounding development.

7. Immediate cruise destination
via using the model set in
place by Grand Turk in Turks
and Caicos. Starting with a
Beach party style of cruise
ship destination. Then via
effective phasing, design and
development create a cruise
port with all the necessary
amenities to attract guests…
With excursions available
throughout the property and
the island. Long Island is the
logical next step for a cruise
line destination. With the
location of Long Island being
along the current cruise ship
lines and the advantageous
location of Cuba only a few
hundred Nautical Miles away,
IT IS TIME, to be on Long
Island Time….

8. Several locations
and cruse port
designs are
possible at the
southern end of
Long Island.
TENDER
TERMINAL
CRUISE PORT
EXCURSIONS

9. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
Eco Resort: Plans are in place for the
development of a eco almost off-grid
capable resort product. Pre-fab Island
Style Building product. Combined with
state of the art eco based products for
water, waste, farming, energy and
transportation.
As simple as a beachfront
resort and marina… Or as
grand as multiple
locations and various
types of resorts, marinas,
golf courses and so much
more. As small or as large
as you want. The size and
scalability is only left to
your imagination..
The southern peninsula beckons your call, from small footprint to a major Caribbean destination…..
What do you envision?

10. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
GOLF COURSE — Ocean Views — Natural Topography: Blue Holes; Elevations up 135 feet;
Cliffs; Lakes; Sandy Coves…..
Taking from the designs
currently in the Bahamas.
The existing topography,
coastline, natural hills
and blue holes, the
property is ready for the
design of a lifetime.
A golf course designers dream…. An
unlimited canvas to choose from and
mold into one of the most dramatic,
challenging, and picturesque golf
course locations in the region.

11. Island Time Studio: An added feature to a resort
project, A recording studio for international
artists to come to a secluded location, unwind,
relax and record. Also the home base for all
marketing, production and web-based promotion
for the project.
LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (South)
Additional Properties and proposed projects:
Property Overview:
289 Acres within a protected harbor, a bluff
extending out into the harbor and elevations
over 130 feet. The harbor frontage is
approximately 2,000 feet with the boundary line
extending back over 6,200 feet. Natural
Vegetation, breathtaking elevated views in
addition to the protected harbor allows you to
unplug, unwind and enjoy an uninhabited part
of the island. Perfect for high end resort, golf
course, residential development.
Overwater Bungalows Overwater Bungalows
can be positioned in
various locations
throughout the
southern region of
Long Island.

12. LONG ISLAND, BAHAMAS (NORTH & CENTRAL)
Port St. George Project: Proposed Resort & Golf Course Master Plan Community (not affiliated)
Deadman’s Cay Airport Redevelopment (Affiliated) Cruise Port @ Clarence Town (Affiliated)
Port St. George Plan. Copied from Google
search, all rights reserved.
Deadman’s Cay Airport Redevelopment Plan:
Public-Private Partnership is available for this
and several other family island airports

13. Contact: Noel L. Thompson, Jr.
772-321-3847 nlthompsonjr@gmail.com
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