The Bahamas epitomize romance. From the soft sounds of the steel drum and calypso wafting gently over the beaches on a warm evening under a spectacular sunset, to deserted beaches where the palms wave gently over an emerald sea, the islands have much to offer.
Grand Bahama Captain Ted Been, Freeport, 242-352-2797. Captain Tony Cooper, Freeport, 242-352-6782. Captain Steve Hollingsworth, Freeport, 242-352-2050. Captain Elon Sonny Martin, Freeport, 242-352-6835. Captain saddlebag lake campground John Roberts, Freeport, 242-352-7915. Captain Doug Silvera, Port Lucaya, 242-373-8446. saddlebag lake campground
bicycle rentals, 23, 36; The Abacos, saddlebag lake campground 150; Andros, 194; Cape Santa Maria, 293; Cockburn saddlebag lake campground Harbour, 348; the Exumas, saddlebag lake campground 244; Fernandez Bay, 275; George Town, 254; Grand Bahama saddlebag lake campground Island, 37, 108; Great Abaco, 160; Harbour Island, 235; Marsh Harbour, 184; Nassau, 37, 94; New Providence Island, 37, 55, 62; North Caicos, 338; San Salvador, 297
Paradise Island Paradise Island, a long, narrow barrier island connected to Nassau by a toll bridge, is as different from Nassau as Key West is from Miami. While Paradise Island is a world of hotels, restaurants and exciting nightlife, it s also a world still quite unspoiled where you can enjoy the sea and beaches that lie close to the bustling streets of the city.
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