travelgirl3 Says: Regardless of your direction of approach to Elbow Cay, your first sight will be the Elbow Reef Lighthouse. Commonly referred to as the Hopetown Lighthouse due to its location in Hopetown, this candy-striped classic can be seen from as far away as 17 miles. Originally built...
Hope Town Harbor Lodge: Comfortable elegance in the out islands
counsel1956 Says: Pool, pool bar, both oceanfront, property extends back to the harbor. They now have locks on the doors although few people use them. Out islands of the Abacos are virtually crime - free. Air conditioned, private baths, maid service. We ended up staying here a night when our...
Hopetown Harbour Lodge: Great Food, Typically Slow Service
travelgirl3 Says: During our full-day trip with Dive Guana, our lunch stop was the Reef Bar & Grill at the Hopetown Harbour Lodge. It is located high on a dune, overlooking the rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The patio is a fair size, but I think we ended up in the last 4 available...
Iggy Biggy: Funky Little Gift Shop
travelgirl3 Says: Iggy Biggy almost defies description. Its a funky little shop filled with local Bahamian crafts, wall art, jewellery, local CDs, flipflops, clothing, tableware..........Unfortunately, lunch ran late, and we only had a couple of minutes to shop before the dive boat left. But,...
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Pool, pool bar, both oceanfront, property extends back to the harbor. They now have locks on the doors although few people use them. Out islands of the Abacos...
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