Welcome to the world of tropical elegance and exclusivity, where Cacique, your trusted Destination Management and Event Design Company, unveils the Abaco Islands' best-kept secrets.
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Behind every epic New Year's celebration, there's an Event Design crew working tirelessly to make the magic happen. As the Party Pilots, we invite you to sit back, relax, and come fly Cacique Airways.
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When we say, "Just Imagine," it's not just a catchy phrase; it’s a heartfelt promise to our clients, partners, and ourselves. Every day, as Team Cacique, we embrace this mantra as a guiding force. It reminds us to never settle for the status quo, but instead to explore new horizons of creativity & service, rather than following well-trodden paths.
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Once an island boy, always an island boy 🌴 From growing up on lil’ Green Turtle Cay, Abaco, to founding The Bahamas' first Destination Management Company over 25 years ago, my journey has been deeply connected to the spirit and captivating allure of this unique island destination.
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At Cacique, we approach every event, every meeting, every experience like a blank page. We imagine, we sketch, we design. When it’s time to take out our paints and put brush to canvas, we must choose a colour palette from which to work - But what goes into that process? What dictates the shades, tints or hues that we settle upon?
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At Cacique, we approach every event, every meeting, every experience like a blank page. We imagine, we sketch, we design. When it’s time to take out our paints and put brush to canvas, we must choose a colour palette from which to work - But what goes into that process? What dictates the shades, tints or hues that we settle upon?
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Human vision is a fiery tango of neurobiology and psychology. The light we ‘see’ is a phenomenon that occurs entirely within our own skulls, and therefore is entirely subjective. Lighting is emotional, relative, an art form - and practically speaking, in the hands of an event designer, lighting is a powerful tool used to execute a client’s a vision.
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First impressions are everything. At Cacique, we have the eye for the subtle nuances and personal touches; we practice the graceful art of making our guests feel comfortable, trusting in the knowledge that they are in well-worn hands.
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At Cacique, we approach every event like a blank canvas. We imagine, we sketch, we take out our paints and decide on a palette. Tablescaping is one key component of that palette, so we approach it with care. For some, a couple of flickering candles and a floral centerpiece may do the job, but we are designers, not decorators. Just as a great painting finds its true value when placed correctly in a space, a well-laid table comes to life when it is part of a well-crafted experience.
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Inspired by a love of lighthouses, and everything that they represent, Mr Fern Solomon dreamed up a home in the clouds, a perch on a limestone pedestal with watery views fit for a king. For us at Cacique, Solomon’s Lighthouse is the perfect capstone in our Lighthouse Series as it represents the transformation of dreams into reality, which is at the very core of what we do. We salute you Mr Solomon, as a visionary who looked beyond the horizon and just Imagined the possibilities…
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Located in the heart of historic downtown Nassau sits “Balcony House,” constructed in the 1770’s by loyalist settlers. Having fallen through a number of well-to-do families, the home has seen a party or two in its time. As trends have come and gone, this architectural treasure has withstood the tides of time, retaining the same shade of pastel pink that is etched into the memories of many. In this episode of Discover Cacique, we delve into this charming Market Street perch, which has now been converted into a delightful museum. Welcome, you can leave your Panama hat at the door…
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That’s the spirit. The magic, which for Junkanoo goes way deeper than a masked parade. Junkanoo speaks to the very soul of a people, a kaleidoscopic expression of cultural emancipation, the thumping heartbeat of a people displaced from their african motherland, then mixed up like conch salad with all the other ingredients of our Bahamian uniqueness. This same spirit is still alive today, jumping from one decade to the next, pulsating in our blood, “rushing” through our DNA like a troupe on Bay Street, boom, boom, boom, the children of our children shouting the timeless encore,“They comin! They comin!”
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The sun beats down overhead, and a welcome breeze rolls over the skinny island’s ridge, rustling the casuarinas and sweeping through the old bay windows of The Haynes Library, where musty novels and nautical maps now share the same space as computers and cafe lattes. Built in 1897, with glorious views of the azure harbour, this marvelously-maintained colonial relic is still open for business as a fully operational library and Internet cafe with many a tale to tell. Read on…
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You may think of The Bahamas as a place that exists in a permanent state of holiday, however it’s not all fresh cocktails, island hopping and luxury resorts - there is work to be done and school to go to. So, this September as the world’s schoolchildren don their back-to-school backpacks, we thought we’d take you on a tour an eclectic tour of island schools dotted throughout our colourful archipelago.
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Built in 1870, the all-white lighthouse marking The Bahamas most southerly island of Inagua, was one of two remaining hand-wound kerosene lighthouses in the world (the last one being Elbow Reef Lighthouse) until recently when she bid farewell to her final lighthouse keeper and joined the common ranks of the automated.
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Horse racing has a longstanding tradition in Great Britain, ever since 1711 when Queen Anne famously rode out from Windsor Castle to the field where Royal Ascot now takes place, and said, “This would be a fine place for a race." It was befitting, therefore, that the colonies should follow suit. Hobby Horse Hall Race Track, was built in 1792 near the Cable Beach site where Baha Mar resort is located today.
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Completed in 1803, this splendid Georgian mansion, which sits like a festive pink wedding cake atop Mount Fitzwilliam, was inspired by American colonial architecture of the Southern United States and Carolinas. Every detail - from the stone foundation to the columns that guard the main entrance speaks to its neoclassical inspiration and abundant southern charm.
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I love lighthouses. I love them from a design aspect. And I love them in their metaphorical sense - the enduring light they provide despite everything that mother nature hurls at them - stoically showing the way through life's great storm. In the second of our Bahamian Lighthouse Series, we take a look at the iconic candy-striped Elbow Reef Lighthouse in Hope Town, Abaco through the lens of Alessandro Sarno
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At Cacique, we believe in the power of stories. As the leading DMC in The Bahamas, we are storytellers in everything we do, weaving breath-taking, multi-sensory narratives for our clients from the moment they step off the plane. But we also believe in the power of storytelling to shape culture and promote change.
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We have rediscovered ourselves through the works of the talented Lynn Parotti, fallen head over heels for the stories told within the Thierry Lamare collective, and explored Bahamian feminist art through the lens of Angelika Wallace-Whitfield. We've met face-to-face with our demons, seen the light, and continue to traverse.
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