Mae s Bed & Breakfast, on Tucker s Hill, is run by one of the nicest little old ladies you re ever likely north shore campground to meet. She offers north shore campground three clean, comfortably furnished guest rooms and a great breakfast for around $70. She will cook lunch and dinner on request. Mae s is very pleasant, with nice views and great hospitality. 649-946-3207.
Freeport/Grand Bahama Direct flights include: AirTran, from Atlanta; American Eagle, from Miami and Fort Lauderdale; Bahamasair, from Miami; Continental, from Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach; TWA, from NY/JFK.
Orthnell Russell, Treasure Cay. 242-367-2570 or 242-365-0125. The King Fish II, Treasure Cay, 242-367-2570. Lincoln north shore campground Jones, Green Turtle Cay, 242-365-4223. Joe Sawyer, Green Turtle Cay, 242-365-4173. Trevor Sawyer, Cherokee, 242-366-2065.
Traditional Foods Bahamians also eat a lot of crab, chicken, pork, and mutton. Almost everything is served with huge portions of peas and rice a concoction of pigeon peas, peppers, celery, tomatoes, and rice, seasoned and cooked until golden brown.
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