campgrounds in nc Today, with the boom in tourism, the black population is doing better. Many of the new businesses on

Today, with the boom in tourism, the black population is doing better. Many of the new businesses on the islands are owned by Bahamians of African descent and there s a real sense of pride in this ownership. campgrounds in nc

Accommodations, 15, 20-23, 24, 34, 364-372; the Abacos, 21; Alice Town, 215; Andros Town, 21, 193, 201-202; Balfour Town, 334; Behring Point, 203; Bimini 208, 214-216; Cable Beach, 58; Cargill Creek, 203; Casuarina Point, 164; Cat Island, 21; Chub Cay, 266; Cockburn Harbour, 306-307, 334, 348; Conch Bar, 344-345; Elbow Cay, 154, 163, 170, 178-180; Eleuthera, 14, 21, 222-223, 227; the Exumas, 21, 251, 254-256; Fernandez Bay, 274-275; Freeport, 135-138; Fresh Creek, 202; George Town, 248, 249, 250, 255-256; Grace Bay, 325, 326-329; Grand Bahama, 6, 20, 52, 105, 135-138; Grand Turk, 334-336; Great Guana Cay 158, 182; Great Harbour Cay, 266; Great Inagua, campgrounds in nc 280; Green Turtle Cay 170, 182; Guana Cay, 164; Guana Harbour, 157; Harbour Island, campgrounds in nc 235; Hawk s Nest, 274; Hope Town, 178-179; Inagua National Park, 276; Long Island, 21, 292-293; Lucaya 136-137; campgrounds in nc Man-O-War Cay, 183; Marsh Harbour, 151-152, 164, 170, 183-185; Middle Caicos, 344-345; Mudjin Harbour, 345; Nassau, 14,

With more than 25 inhabited islands and thousands campgrounds in nc of smaller rocks and cays, there is plenty of opportunity to explore different habitats and spot some rare birds. The three endemic species are the Bahama woodstar hummingbird, the Bahama swallow