On the heels of Mr. Harper’s recent visit, the Harper Traveler talks with our hotel partners on three of the most spectacular islands of the Bahamas.
More than 700 picturesque, coral-based islands—most uninhabited and undisturbed—make up the Bahamas. And while the mere word Bahamas is synonymous with relaxation and escape, the tapestry of cultures, cuisines and geographies all surrounded by the unforgettable Caribbean Sea makes each island its own unforgettable destination. A quick flight from the mainland U.S. offers a full spectrum of experiences, from adventure to total serenity—all sharing the same sun-dappled turquoise halo.
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"Spanish, British and West Indian traditions still inspire the rich culture of Paradise Island, lending disparate musical, culinary and linguistic energy to its distinctive, welcoming atmosphere. ..."
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"On the largest of the archipelago of islands that together comprise Andros, Fresh Creek is surrounded by nearly 300,000 acres of mostly uninhabited natural splendor including reefs and protected tropical wetlands. ..."
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"If time could be rewound, the history of the Bahamas would unfold here, on these two islands. Eleuthera is just a short plane ride from mainland Florida, with daily flights available, but it feels a world apart. ..."