Travel Reference
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Drinking & Nightlife
Nico's
(South End; noon-2am Thu-Sun)
Part lobster cooperative, part rocking bar, Nico's is a
truly authentic island experience. It's basically a warehouse by the water´s edge with a
couple of fridges and a booming sound system. It's no longer the wildly popular spot it
once was, but it's still great for a beer. The biggest party is the Sunday session.
BAR
Island Style
(Long Bay; 10am-10pm)
The only bar and restaurant on Long Bay is the barefoot, palm-
thatched variety. It draws its biggest crowds on Sunday afternoons for a soulful reggae
jam after the baseball games.
BAR
Bambule
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CLUB
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(South End; 9pm-3am Thu-Sun)
Corn Island's hottest disco is an indoor/outdoor affair
right by the water. There is a small dance floor with thumping dancehall music, but most
hipsters just hang around outside. It's down a dark, bumpy road in South End - take a
taxi.
DRINKING WATER
Tap water on the Atlantic Coast generally comes from wells or rainwater collection tanks and is
usually untreated. Often it is potable, but it may also contain bacteria; bring water-purification
tablets if you don't want to take the risk. Bottled water is widely available and some hotels offer
filtered water refills.
Entertainment
Estadio Municipal Karen Tucker
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BASEBALL
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