Clarence Town is the capital town of Long Island in The Bahamas. As of 2010, the community had a population of 86 people.
The town serves as a local hub featuring essential infrastructure, including a police station, post office, community centre, gas station, and a small grocery store. It also hosts a marina, two restaurants, a small pub, and a government dock where the mail boat arrives on a weekly basis.
Notable architectural features of Clarence Town include two churches designed by John Hawes. These twin-towered structures are similar in appearance; one is the Anglican/Episcopal St. Paul's Anglican Church, and the other is the Roman Catholic church of St. Peter and Paul.