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1 Review The only place to eat on the island where someone else does the cooking is MacDuffs. We dinghied in one afternoon, and had drinks at the bar (didn't eat there). Bob had a sprite and I had a rum...
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1 Review Janet of Cool Runner (the name of a boat) makes very good bread (which we didn't get a chance to eat because of Bob's heart attack). She also will bring food to you if you ask by mid afternoon. You...
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Kayaklady Says: We sailed from Georgetown to Staniel Cay in 21-foot Sea Pearl sailboats that were small enough to land on the beautiful white beaches where we camped. Our...
Regatta Point: Regatta Point-Just eh
liqdstar Says: I have such mixed reviews about this place. First of all, it is HUGE, and I loved that. The suites are very tastefully decorated and extremely spacious. It has...
grandmaR Says: The only way to get around in the northern part district is by boat or by plane. There is a seaplane that comes into Highborne Cay, and there is an airstrip on...
Allen Cay, Norman Cay, Highborne Cay and Shroud
From Nassau we sailed down the Exuma chain heading for Georgetown. When we got to Shroud Cay, Bob had a heart attack, and we returned to Nassau, so we never got to see the Land and Sea Park, nor did...
Exuma - undiscovered piece of heaven on earth!
This group of islands is about 1hr boat trip (ciggarette powerboat) East from Nassau. It is totally unspoiled with breathtaking beaches. What is so fascinating is that on most places of the islands......
To be honest, I really didn't care for Exuma. It just wasn't my style. I do love off islands, but I prefer more ecological ones, like Vieques. The beaches in Exuma weren't that great. They're rocky......
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