Rebecca's Guidebook
Food Scene
Some of our favorite places to eat or pick up food!
Santanna's Bar and Grill
Great view and you have to try the lobster!
A great local restaurant, part of the fish fry. The area is busiest on the weekends!
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Shirley's seafood
Queen's HighwayA great local restaurant, part of the fish fry. The area is busiest on the weekends!
Sightseeing
This is where the turtles hang out, take some fruit, veg or a can of water packed sardines and you can feed them. They're usually near the buoy or between the two docks
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Hoopers Bay
This is where the turtles hang out, take some fruit, veg or a can of water packed sardines and you can feed them. They're usually near the buoy or between the two docks
The second closet beach to our house, it's less than a 10 minute walk to the water from your front door. The closer one has no name and is much smaller
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Jolly Hall
Queen's HighwayThe second closet beach to our house, it's less than a 10 minute walk to the water from your front door. The closer one has no name and is much smaller
This is it, the tropics officially start here! Take a picture of the line in the sand to prove you went! If it's rough seas and the wind's blowing from the right direction and you can body surf here
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Tropic of Cancer Beach, Exumas
This is it, the tropics officially start here! Take a picture of the line in the sand to prove you went! If it's rough seas and the wind's blowing from the right direction and you can body surf here
A shallow beach, best at low tide so you can walk out to the sandbar.
The infamous Fyre fest dropped their guests here.
Make sure you drag your feet through the sand, you'll find dozens of sand dollars!
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Coco Plum Beach
A shallow beach, best at low tide so you can walk out to the sandbar.
The infamous Fyre fest dropped their guests here.
Make sure you drag your feet through the sand, you'll find dozens of sand dollars!
Consejos para la ciudad
Cómo moverse
Renting a car or Jeep is the ideal way to see the island
The island is 65 miles long, with no public transit and nearly no sidewalks or streetlights. Everything is spread out so while you can have a great time walking within a 30 minute radius of our place, you need a vehicle to see everything