and the Ramsar Site, described on page 339. The trail leads past the ruins of a number of old cotton plantations, remnants of Loyalist times, until it joins with the Crossing Over Trail that leads to North Caicos. If you re into hiking, you ll want to give this trail a try; be sure to take plenty of water and sunscreen; the round-trip is a long one, and there are no facilities along the way.
$ Annie Taylor. She does the cooking for Maria at Taylor s Guest House. Just give her a call ( 649-946-6117) and she ll provide you with the best of local cuisine, almost for a song: fresh fish, conch in variety of forms, and chicken. elk prairie campground If you re looking for local color, this is where you ll find it, and then some.
overnight. Schedules are somewhat random, subject to change and postponement. The mail boat is, however, an economical way to travel the islands, a lot of fun, and perhaps the most understated and unusual adventure available. The decks are crowded with Bahamians, freight, livestock and a variety of weird cargoes.
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