The ones I listed are the ones I’ve been too. FYI I really like Harbour Island. It’s small with only one beach (though fantastic). It’s got great food and cool Bahamas architecture. It was fun to just tool around in a golf cart. All low rise development, which I prefer. Pricy but great. I recommend it. Eleuthera is much more rustic, but we stayed at Ths Cove and really liked it.

I’m considering going back to Provo, but it’s a little more developed than I prefer.

I’ll do some research on St Vincent. Haven’t looked at that one much.

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Posted by VABuckeye

Naples, FL

Member since Dec 2007

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Posted on 12/29/17 at 6:30 am to Bruco

You could VRBO on Salt Cay on Provo. Roatan is worth looking at as well particularly if you dive or snorkel.

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Posted by CohibaLady76

Member since Dec 2017

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Posted on 1/2/18 at 1:13 pm to Bruco

Agree - the pink sand beach on Harbour Island is just amazing. I have rented homes on Eleuthera and drove to Harbour (got on the ferry) which is more affordable than you think. Complete opposite of more traditional tourist places in that it is more laid back and relaxing.

The Atlantis is a cool vacation spot with lots to do.

I'd recommend checking out Young Island which is a private island off of St. Vincent. Great food cooked by an executive chef daily and very secluded with only a handful of people on the island at any one time. Actually the first time I ever went topless was here due to the small crowd of adults only and some very strong rum punch lol. Even your bungalow has an outdoor shower and completely open on 3 sides shielded only by forest canopy. However if you aren't into just chilling, sunning, romance, and maybe some snorkling you might get bored here after 3 or 4 days.

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