Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Bahamas Out-Island Adventure(see 13)
1
Blow HoleF6
2
Glass Window BridgeC2
3
Hatchet Bay CaveC2
4
Hot TubsC2
5
Island SchoolE7
6
Ocean HoleF6
7
Preacher's CaveB1
8
St Columba's ChurchF5
Sleeping
9
Atlantic Suites MotelF4
10
Cape Eleuthera Resort & MarinaE7
11
Cocodimama Charming ResortE3
12
Pineapple FieldsF4
13
Surfer's Haven--- Bahamas Out-Island AdventuresC2
14
Unique VillageF4
Eating
15
Beach HouseF4
16
Bottom Harbour Beach ClubC2
17
Four Points Marina Village & RestaurantF6
18
Island FarmsF4
19
Mate & Jenny'sF4
20
Rainbow Inn & RestaurantD2
21
Tippy's Bar & Beach RestaurantF4
Harbour Island
POP 1500
It is hard to live up to the accolade of being the prettiest island in the Caribbean, but 'Bri-
land,' as it's known (try saying 'Harbour Island' three times fast), doesn't disappoint. The
3-mile speck is a winsome mix of rustic and chic - humble pastel cottages abut $800-a-
night boutique hotels, wild chickens peck in the dust in front of sleek French bistros, local
fishermen wave to millionaire businessmen as they speed past each other in identical golf
carts.
Quaint
Dunmore Town
, on the harbor side, harks back 300 years. The town was laid
out in 1791 by Lord Dunmore, governor of the Bahamas (1787-96), who had a summer
residence here. Maybe the clip-clop of hooves has been replaced with the whir of golf carts,
but the daily pace has not changed much. Once a noted shipyard and a sugar-refining center
