Located nearly midway between North Eleuthera Airport and Governor's Harbour Airport, Gregory Town is one of the larger settlements on Eleuthera, and is considered the "Pineapple Capital" of The Bahamas due to its history of producing what many consider to be the tastiest pineapples in the world. The surrounding area of rolling hills and rocky cliffs on the Atlantic Ocean side provide an awes...

Governor's Harbour is a pretty town of timber houses set on the curve of Cupid's Bay and Rock Sound to the south of the island. It's the largest town on Eleuthera dotted with picturesque, but faded gingerbread houses. Not far off is one of Eleuthera's famous `Blue Holes', an inland lake connected to the ocean deep underwater. Bone Fishing is great in this shallow water harbor. The Glass Windo...

Harbour Island is perhaps the most popular "Out-Island" in The Bahamas. Its charm is the town's architecture of New England style village and tropical island greenery stretching out to meet the warm, pink-hued sand beaches this island is famous for. Its resorts and the warm Briland hospitality housed in the quaint New England architecture of the island's Loyalist history add to nature's palet...

About an hours drive south of Governor's Harbour you will find Rock Sound, one of the largest settlements on the island boasting the largest shopping center and bank and an ATM along with medical facilities, a gas station, pharmacy, marina, restaurants and a hardware store.