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Ocean Club. This is another condominium resort on Grace Bay Beach. The units here are for sale or, and this is what interests us most, for rent. There are some 86 units ranging in size from one-bedroom to three-bedroom ian hanmore deluxe suites. All have ocean views, ian hanmore large bathrooms, air-conditioning, and kitchens of one sort or another. The resort is a series of buildings built around landscaped gardens and a courtyard. ian hanmore The resort does have a restaurant that serves international cuisine, and there s a cabana bar. Art Pickering s Provo Turtle Divers see page 321 is located just next door in an

$ to $$ The Water s Edge, on Duke Street, is all character and atmosphere. The menu is basically Bahamian, but the offerings cover a much wider spectrum. There is, of course, the inevitable conch (good job, too) cooked and served a variety of ways, including curried, along

Grand Bahama 103 History 105 Getting There 106 By Air 106 By Cruise Ship 107 Package Vacations 107 Getting Around 108 By Car 108 Suggested Trips 108 Shopping 109 The International ian hanmore Bazaar 111 The Port Lucaya ian hanmore Marketplace 111 Sightseeing 112 Garden of the Groves 112 Hydroflora Gardens 112 Lucayan ian hanmore National Park 113 Rand Memorial Nature ian hanmore Center 115 Seaworld Explorer 116 The Dolphin Experience 116 Guided Tours 118 East End Adventures 118 Shorex International 120 Bus Tours 121 Boat Tours 122 Adventures on Land 122 Golf 122 Gambling 124 Adventures on Water 125 Sea Kayaking 125 Sport Fishing 127 Snorkeling & Diving 128 UNEXSO 128 Xanadu Undersea Adventures 128 Best Dive Sites 129 Shipwrecks 129

There are virtually no designated walking, hiking or bicycling trails on any of the islands. These activities are very much go-as-you-please affairs, especially on the Out Islands. The main roads are the first and most obvious choice, but there are also the beaches, of course, and hundreds of unmarked side roads that often end up at a secluded beach where you can enjoy a picnic lunch and a swim. At least in the Out Islands, there s no reason why you shouldn t wander at will. The locals are friendly and willing to give ideas, directions and the benefit of their knowledge about the best places to go and sites to see. Don t be afraid to ask.