Hauler's Festival

Every year on Independence Day, the picturesque community of Green Castle Eleuthera comes alive with the vibrant spirit of the Annual Hauler’s Fest. It’s a homecoming like no other, where family, friends, and neighbors reunite to celebrate not just their nation’s independence but also the close-knit bonds that define this charming coastal town.

At the heart of this beloved tradition is the time-honored practice of hauling Jack fish, a symbol of abundance and unity. As the sun begins to cast its golden rays over the turquoise waters of Eleuthera, local fishermen and women head out to sea, their boats laden with anticipation and camaraderie. The crystal-clear waters that surround Green Castle are teeming with Jack fish, and the thrill of the catch is matched only by the sense of community that accompanies it.

Upon their triumphant return, the catch of the day is a shared treasure, a feast that brings the entire community together. From grilling stations by the beach to communal potluck gatherings, the Jack fish is prepared in a myriad of mouthwatering ways. It’s a feast for the senses and a testament to the unity and generosity that define Green Castle Eleuthera.

So, mark your calendar and join us on Independence Day for the Annual Hauler’s Fest in Green Castle Eleuthera. Come for the fish, stay for the fellowship, and leave with your heart full of the warmth and vibrancy of our close-knit community. We can’t wait to welcome you to this beloved tradition and share in the joy of the Hauler’s Fest!