The Best Of The Bahamas - Secret Treasures In Every Island

What the islands have to offer that you might not have herd of.

ABACOS

The Abacos is known as the sailing capital of the world, but did you know that the island also has it's own breed of wild horses? For years the origin of this endangered herd of horses was debated, but in 1998, researchers concluded that they are descendents of Spanish Barbs. Visitors can tour the preserve and see Abaco Barb horses in their natural habitat. Abacos is for the nature lovers

ANDROS

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The famous batik fabric and garment manufacturing factory, Androsia, is located on Andros next to Lighthouse Club in Fresh Creek. Their brightly colored authentic Bahamian hand-dyed printed fabrics and clothing, inspired by the island environment and Bahamian culture. Andros is for the colorful fashionistas!

CAT ISLAND

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Hike up the stone staircase of 206ft Como Hill to Mt. Alvernia Hermitage on Mount Alvernia, to find at the highest point in The Bahamas a small stone monastery built by hand by the architect hermit, Father Jerome. Cat Island is for the fit history buffs!

ELEUTHERA

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With caves to explore like Preachers Cave, a unique cave where founders who landed were sheltered, made an alter and held vigils in the cave, Eleuthera is for the explorers.

THE EXUMAS

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If luxury is your thing than the Exumas are the ones for you. With pristine beaches, complete privacy and the newly open Turquoise Cay Boutique hotel with an exceptional exquisite gourmet restaurant. Exuma is for the rich and famous.