Eleuthera and Harbour Island

Shining jewels in the crown of the Bahamas, Eleuthera and Harbour Island seem to have come to life from a postcard image of the Caribbean. The famous pink sand beaches are a thing of beauty, attracting jetsetters from far and wide. The warm tropical waters encourage diving and swimming whereas the massive corals, especially along the Man Island, Sea Gardens and Devil’s Backbone, make snorkelling a memorable experience (think octopuses and sea cucumbers). A walk down on the seaside lanes of the quaint Dunmore Town, marked beautifully by brightly-painted homes and splendid churches, is sure to transport visitors into the Victorian Era. A fleet of boats on the shores points to the presence of the active fishing community as well as explains the excellent seafood served in the restaurants whereas the endless pine fields speak of the farming history of these islands. Read more ...