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Nassau/Paradise Island

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Nassau (Down Town)
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Just 150 miles off the coast of South Florida lies New Providence Island with the capital city of Nassau. History was made and preserved here in Victorian mansions, cathedrals, 18th-century fortresses and The Queen's Staircase. Down Town Nassau is famous for its bustling Straw Market, duty free shops, jewelry stores, a variety of restaurants and the romantic horse-drawn surreys. Nassau is also the financial and business center of the Bahamas and very attractive for investors.
Graycliff Cigar Package		  
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Nassau (Love Beach)
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Just slightly outside of the main tourist resorts lies Love Beach an area not altogether remote, but still far enough from Cable Beach & Downtown Nassau and the "Big City Life" that guests seeking seclusion can still find it without having to head for the Out Islands. This area is also ideal for guests wanting a quick stopover before heading to the Out Islands due to its close proximity to Nassau International Airport.		  
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Nassau (Cable Beach)
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A few miles west of Nassau is Cable Beach, covering two and one-half miles of fabulous beach with a collection of fine hotels and resorts, an 18-hole par 72 golf course, nightlife, gourmet restaurants, and the largest casino in The Islands Of The Bahamas. All beach activities, nightlife, stylish shops and the casino are within easy reach of each other and some of the smaller properties and villas in the area.
On Cable Beach you will find the majority of the all-inclusive resorts. Public busses called jitney's are readily available for transportation to/from Downtown.
Sheraton CB - Unlimited Golf Package
GOLF BREAKFAST PACKAGE- WYNDHAM NASSAU RESORT		  
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Paradise Island
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Paradise Island the number 1 tourist destination in The Bahamas boasts magnificent powder-white beaches, fabulous water sports, gourmet and local restaurants, shopping, straw market, casino, marina and is connected by two bridges to Nassau. A water ferry runs frequently between the two islands. A picturesque and challenging golf course that has recently been the subject of a major facelift, reopened in Winter 2000. The new Paradise Island Golf Course, designed by internationally recognized professional golfer & course designer Tom Weiskopf includes a new 12,000-square foot clubhouse that features a restaurant & lounge. The 18-hole, 7,100 yard, par 72-championship course features 10 four, four three, and four five-par holes.		  
     


Grand Bahama

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Freeport
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Grand Bahama is the fourth largest of the Bahamian islands, measuring 96 miles by 17 miles, and its capital Freeport/Lucaya is what Bahamians consider the nations' "Second City". Situated to the Northwest of New Providence, it's also one of the closest islands to the Florida coastline. Built in the 60's, Freeport (the main city) makes Grand Bahama visibly different to the other islands. Wallace Groves an American started the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) with a government grant of 50'000 acres of Crown Land, which eventually increased to 149'000 acres. Under the Hawksbill Creek Agreement, the GBPA built houses, churches, schools and roads. Later a deep-water harbour was dredged for oil tankers followed by an airport, hotels and casino. Freeport/Lucaya is very American in style and unlike anything else in The Bahamas. Built for tropical fun, the area boasts wide tree-lined boulevards, top hotels with casinos and colourful shows, world-class shopping, superb beaches and a multitude of holiday activities including five golf courses.		  
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West End, Grand Bahama
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If Grand Bahama has an historical capital, it is West End -- a coastal village flung out on the island's westernmost tip, 25 miles from Freeport. Swimming in its sea-sleepy streets is a history of arms smugglers, rum runners, and wreckers.
A stop at The Star Hotel, Grand Bahama Island's oldest hotel, is a must. West End's most famous historical landmark, it seems like a holdover from the days of Prohibition, but actually dates back to1946, just before Freeport was born.		  
     


Island Hopping

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Island Hopping Packages
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A combination of some of The Bahamas' most beloved Islands gives you the true Bahamian Experience. Try one of our Island Hopping Programs or contact us for a Custom Made Trip for you and your family or friends.
3-ISLAND SAFARI - 6 Night Package, Exuma, Long Island & Cat Island
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND - 6-Night Package - Cat Island & Long Island
3-ISLAND SAFARI - 9-Night Package - Exuma, Long Island & Cat Island
DIVE 2 ISLANDS - 7-Night Package - Andros & Cat Island
UNDER THE SEA 6-night Dive Package - Long Island & Cat Island
SUNSET SEEKER - 6-Night Package - Cat Island & Eleuthera
THE NATURE TRIP, 6-night Package - Exuma & Long Island
DREAM BEACHES - 6-night package, Harbour Island & Cat Island
A TASTE OF THE ISLANDS- 6-night Package - Paradise Island, Eleuthera & Exuma		  
     


The Abacos

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Green Turtle Cay, Abaco
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Drawing its charm from its loyalist roots, Green Turtle Cay, is a small island of colourful New England-style clapboard houses located just a few miles offshore from Treasure Cay, Abaco. Adding to the ambiance created by a town of narrow roads & flowering bougainvillea disturbed only by the intermittent hum of passing golf carts, are the myriad of visiting yachts attracted to the protective harbour of White Sound. The turquoise gin clear waters surrounding Green Turtle Cay and the breathtaking beaches on the Atlantic Side of the island provide ample opportunities for fishing or sailing, snorkeling or diving or simple relaxation.		  
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Hope Town, Abaco
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Hope Town itself, is a charming, romantic little village with pretty New England style pastel-colored clapboard houses surrounded by white picket fences. Village life is slow and laid-back, golf carts are the main form of transportation - and there are a limited amount of shops and restaurants. The town's Wyannie Malone Historical Museum, restored as it was in the "old days", gives a good idea of the old-time life of the Abaconians right down to the rocking chairs and broom-making press. The perfect destination for a honeymoon couple. This is where you want to explore the outdoors and enjoy the uncrowded beaches.		  
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Marsh Harbour, Abaco
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Marsh Harbour is Abaco's largest settlement and its population third only to Nassau & Freeport. It is the major gateway to this island group, and is a popular place from which to explore the stunning offshore cays, including Man-O-War, Guana Cay and Elbow Cays. Known as "The Sailing Capital of the World", Marsh Harbour is dotted with many marina facilities and is centrally located in the Abaco Islands making it the ideal starting point for your sailing adventures. The main Abaco settlement of Marsh Harbour is a modern town dotted with marinas, local shops and restaurants and it is also home to Abaco's first, and only traffic light. (Removed again & again by Hurricane Floyd, & Frances!)		  
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Treasure Cay, Abaco
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Treasure Cay lies in the northern part of Abaco and is easily reached with direct flights from Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Nassau into Treasure Cay Airport (TCB). From there it is just a simple taxi ride to the resort of your choice. Treasure Cay is famous for its magificent 3 mile long, untouched, white sand beach. National Geographics has rated this beach among the 10 best beaches in the Caribbean. For those seeking action, enjoy the numerous water sports, diving, tennis, explore the island by bicycle, boat or car, go fishing or enjoy a round of golf on the challenging 6'985 yard 18 hole, par 72 golf course. Treasure Cay offers hotel rooms as well as many selfcatering condos. This is a great destination for a family holiday, as well as honeymooners.		  
     


Andros

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Mangrove Cay, Andros
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Remote Mangrove Cay is sandwiched between two sea-green bights, separating it from north and south Andros and creating an island of black coral shorelines, gleaming deserted beaches, and dense pine forests. Moxey Town, known locally as Little Harbour, rests on the northeast corner in a coconut grove. Pink piles of conch shells and mounds of porous sponges dot the small harbor of this commercial fishing and sponging community. Anglers come on a mission, in search of giant bonefish on flats called "the promised land" and "land of the giants." A five-minute boat ride takes fly-fishers to Gibson Cay to wade hard sand flats sprinkled with starfish.		  
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North Andros
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Andros Island is considered by most to be "The Bonefish Capital of The Bahamas" and few would argue that statement. Andros is a series of islands, connected by canals called "bights". It is the largest island in The Bahamas and attracts divers, fishing, and eco tourism enthusiasts. It is also one of the biggest unexplored tracts of land in the Western Hemisphere. The main villages in North Andros are Fresh Creek, Nicholl's Town & Red Bays. Easily accessible by boat and plane Andros is a "sleeping giant" with enormous potential as a unique vacation destination.		  
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South Andros
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Less the 200 miles from cosmopolitan Miami, yet hundreds of years removed from everyday life. South Andros is a collection of pristine natural treasures; including the third largest barrier reef in the world, mangrove ecosystems, deserted beaches, legendary Blue Holes, and more. A Haven of seclusion and outdoor recreation awaits the traveler visiting South Andros. Preferred Airport is Congo Town (TZN).
Overnight package to remote Emerald Palms by the Sea		  
     


Acklins & Crooked Island

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Acklin's Island
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They say good things come in small packages, and truer words couldn't be spoken about Acklins, a lesser known island that's just 92 square miles and four miles across at its widest point. The island hugs the Bight of Acklins, a small but famous lagoon. When most people are researching dream fishing vacation packages, snorkeling trips in The Bahamas or an excuse to enjoy a Bahamas holiday, they often forget about the many opportunities Acklins Island has to offer when compared with other major tourist destinations throughout the Bahamas.
 
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Crooked Island
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Acklins/Crooked Island sits about 223 miles southeast of Nassau/Paradise Island. Together, the two islands form an area of approximately 200 square miles in length.
American Loyalists first settled here in 1783, bringing with them slaves and money to start a short-lived cotton industry. In the 1820s plantations were destroyed by blight, ruining the island's economy. Today, the local economy is derived from fishing and farming.
Visitors will find truly memorable bonefishing, deep-sea fishing, sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. If you love being surrounded by tropical birds, rolling hills, a coastline with hidden coves and colorful villages, add Acklins/Crooked Island to your vacation plans.		  
     


Berry Islands

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Chub Cay
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Bimini

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Bimini
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Bimini is known as the Big Game Fishing Capital of the world. Fishing here is excellent year round on the flats, on the reefs and in the Gulf Stream. Ernest Hemingway came here to write his novel Islands in the Stream. Bimini lies just 40 nautical miles from Miami and is divided into 3 main islands, North, South and East Bimini. The smaller North Bimini is better developed and is home to Bimini's main settlement of Bailey Town. Luxurious yachts and fishing boats are always docked at the island's marinas.
The luxurious Bimini Bay Resort and Marina is located on North Bimini offering visitors all the amenities of a luxury resort and boating enthusiasts ample, secure moorings at their full service marina.
The Bimini International Airport is on Bimini South. A taxi takes the guest to the ferry and the ferry over to North Bimini. Western Air flies from Nassau to South Bimini Airport & Regional Air connects Bimini with Grand Bahama Island to the North.
 
     


Cat Island

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Cat Island
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Untainted by tourism, Cat Island lies 325 miles southeast of Miami and is some 48 miles long and 4 miles wide, looking like a fish hook. The island is named after the pirate Arthur Catt, and has one of the best climates in the Bahamas. Rolling hills and lush green forests characterize the island and it's also the location of Mount Alvernia, at 206 feet the highest point in the Islands of the Bahamas. Cat Island has miles and miles of deserted beaches on both coasts beautiful for relaxing and exploring.		  
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North Cat Island
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Arthur's Town, in the north, is the island's major hub. It's also the boyhood home of legendary actor Sidney Poitier. He has many relatives still living on the island, including a few amazing look-alikes. Poitier shares memories of his childhood home in his book This Life.
A straight asphalt road leads from the north to the south of the island. Along the way, you can select your own beach -- and chances are you'll have complete privacy. These beaches offer an array of watersports, and visitors can go swimming or snorkeling at several places. Fernandez Bay is a fit-for-a-postcard white-sand beach set against a turquoise blue sea and lined with casuarina trees. The island's north shore is wild and untamed. Boating and diving are among the main reasons to go to Cat Island, and diving lessons are available for novices.		  
     


Eleuthera

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Governors Harbour, Eleuthera
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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 Window Bridge, (about a 15 minute drive away) which spans a gap in which the turbulent waters of the Atlantic meet the calmer seas of the Exuma Sound on the island's leeward side. The existing man-made structure has replaced a naturally formed bridge that was blown away in a hurricane. Airport code is GHB		  
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Harbour Island, Eleuthera
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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 palette. Rows of century-old trees border narrow flower-lined streets. It's a sight not to be missed.
PINK SANDS - 5th Night free Special Package		  
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Gregory Town, Eleuthera
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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 awesome contrast to the calm Caribbean waters on the western side of the island. A quiet holiday with beautiful natural scenery awaits the vacationer in the Gregory Town area.		  
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Spanish Wells
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SPANISH WELLS is a small commercial fishing community, located off the island of North Eleuthera and is considered the fishing capital of the Bahamas with the main catch being the lobster. Various size fishing boats line the waterfront at the entrance of the harbour. Spanish Wells natives are hard working and industrious people. A local Museum, various churches, the beaches and a few shops are the main points of interest on the island.		  
     


The Exumas

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Exuma
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With "One Island for every day of the year" the 365 Exuma cays are strung out over more than 100 miles of magnificent sea, starting 50 miles from Nassau and heading south-easterly towards Great Exuma and Little Exuma in the south, where most of the population lives.
The Exumas are especially beautiful with their thriving tropical vegetation and pristine beaches. The Exuma chain encompasses approximately 360 cays, stretching 130 miles. Oceania Heights is located on Great Exuma, the largest island of the Exumas, which stretches 37 miles in length. Aside from its physical beauty, the atmosphere in Great Exuma exudes warmth, serenity, and comfort. The Bahamian attitude, which radiates tranquility, family, and kindness can be felt at every turn. With its veritable bounty of water and beaches, it is a dream destination for any water sports aficionado. This string of secluded islands provides the ultimate escape for every type of traveler.

4TH NIGHT FREE AT PALM BAY BEACH CLUB		  
     


Inagua

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Great Inagua and its sister Island Little Inagua together form the most southern tip of The Islands of The Bahamas, where they are positioned less than 60 miles from thte coasts of Cuba and Haiti.
These two islands are highly favoured for their ecotourism efforts, with Little Inagua being inhabited solely by donkeys, goats and rare birds, and Great Inagua being home to The Inagua National Park which makes up almost half of the island. Amongst its resident population are approximately 80'000 West Indian flamingos to along with its roughly 900 Bahamians.		  
     


Long Island

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South Long Island
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The limestone turrets of St. Peter's Catholic Church and the gracefull hills, home of many happily wobbling birds, and the well-protected natural harbor, providing the comfortable anchorage for the ever present yachts wending their way down the Bahamas chain, and you have the quiet natural ingredients of Clarence Town, Long Island.		  
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Long Island
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One of the most scenic of the Out Islands, Long Island is approximately 60 miles long and four miles wide at most and is situated just south of Exuma, cutting the Tropic of Cancer. The island features a wide variety of geographical features including rocky headlands and rolling hills in the North to low hills in the south fading into stark white flatlands where salt was once produced. On the dry southern tip of the island, the remains of former cotton plantations can also be found. The island also features many blue holes, caves, beautiful white sand beaches and coves and inlets, along with low lying shallow water areas ideal for bonefishing.


Cape Santa Maria Honeymoon Package
Cape Santa Maria -Luxury Villa - escape to the Cape
Beach Lovers Vacation Package		  
     


Mayaguana

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Mayaguana Island is the third most southerly island in The Bahamas. Uninhabited until 1812 it is now home to approximately 312 locals and it remains largely undeveloped and isolated. That's a Bahamian way of saying it's an ideal getaway for travelers seeking footprint-free beaches, reef diving and sport fishing.

  
     


San Salvador

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San Salvador Island, located in the southeastern Bahamas, is a sparsely populated tropical Out Island Paradise of powdery white sand beaches and warm crystalline waters. Only 385 miles southeast of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, San Salvador is accessible by scheduled and charter air flights direct to a modern 4,400 foot paved airstrip, or by sea to our deep water marina which offers a protected harbor with electric and water hook-ups for visiting yachtsman.		  
     




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