Eleuthera, a long, thin island in the Bahamas archipelago is a sprawling stretch of wild beauty. Harbour Island is a quaint, seaside town known for its pink sand beaches and New England-style architecture.
Exclusively offered by Tropic Ocean Airways private charter flights, you can fly directly to Harbour Island via seaplane bypassing the extra steps required when landing at North Eleuthera Airport with breathtaking low-altitude flyovers of the turquoise waters and an unforgettable bird’s-eye view of the Glass Window Bridge at just 500 feet.
Other less popular but just as beautiful destinations in Eleuthera include Governor’s Harbour, Rock Sound, and Cape Eleuthera. Each with its own personality and charm, offering distinct experiences—from the historic allure of Governor’s Harbour to the laid-back coastal beauty of Rock Sound, and the serene seclusion of Cape Eleuthera.
Our fleet of late-model aircraft offers unmatched flexibility and convenience for all travelers. With the ability to land on runways shorter than 3,000 feet and the added advantage of seaplanes for direct access, you can avoid the hassle of multi-leg travel and enjoy a seamless journey from start to finish with Tropic Ocean Airways private charter flights to Eleuthera.
Harbour Island, known locally as “Briland,” is famous for its pink sand beaches and vibrant community, offering a blend of luxury and natural beauty.
(Scheduled Flights between Fort Lauderdale and North Eleuthera are available starting June 20, 2025.)
Founded and Operated by a NAVY Fighter Pilot, Tropic Ocean Airways offers private charter, scheduled flights, and yacht transfers throughout Florida, the Bahamas, and the Northeast. Tropic Ocean Airways has a fleet of wheeled and amphibious Cessna Grand Caravans and exclusively operates with a FAA-certified two-pilot crew. Tropic Ocean Airways is the recipient of the highly coveted ARGUS Gold rating and has developed and implemented the Aviator Career Enhancement (ACE) Program, which is modeled after US Navy flight training best practices. To learn more about Tropic Ocean Airways, visit FlyTropic.com.