The people of the Out Islands are friendly. They are real people, people without pretensions, their roots anchored firmly in the past. They say God bless you rather than good-bye, and think nothing of letting a stranger into their home to use the bathroom, or for a drink of water. They are a jolly people who look forward only to the next day, and are grateful for it.
Getting There The easiest way to get here is to fly onto the island from Provo. camping in nevada You can day-trip the island by way of Turks and Caicos Airways ( 649-946-2455), which operates a fairly reliable schedule, several times a day, and the fare is only $35 one-way. camping in nevada If you have a private boat with a shallow draft, you can go by sea and enjoy spectacular views of one of the most rugged shorelines camping in nevada in the group. Other than that, you might like to take a tour from Provo with J&B Tours, 649-946-5047, or Silver Deep Tours, 649-946-5612, for about $135 per person.
Currency Legal tender is the Bahamian dollar, which is always equivalent in value to the US dollar. Both US and Bahamian dollars are accepted interchangeably throughout the islands, and visitors are likely to receive change in mixed
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