Eleuthera Out Islands, The Bahamas Travel Guide
Harbour Island
Located to the northeast of Eleuthera, a short water taxi ride from the Eleuthera dock (near North Eleuthera Airport, ELH). Famous for its Pink Sand Beach and charming Dunmore Town with colonial architecture, independent boutiques, and dining. Easy to visit independently. Requires a full day (6-8 hours) to fully enjoy.
Consider broadening your travel past Eleuthera with visits to other Bahamian islands.
Accessible by domestic flight (Bahamasair, Western Air) or ferry (Bahamas Ferries) from Eleuthera. This gives a contrasting experience having key hotels, casinos, diverse dining, museums, and historic sites.
South of Eleuthera, accessible by domestic flight. Renowned for Dean's Blue Hole, the world'its other deepest, plus wild, unspoiled natural beauty. A good next make a stop for those seeking tranquility in a not as developed setting.
Explore additional natural marvels and authentic local experiences in Eleuthera and further.
Part of the Exumas chain, further afield, but famous for its stunning cays and the swimming pigs. Requires a flight to Georgetown, Exuma.
This lively fishing village in central Eleuthera provides an insight into local life and community activities.
Well-known for its annual homecoming festival, offering an authentic Bahamian atmosphere and local traditions.
Located north of Eleuthera, accessible by a short ferry ride from the Eleuthera dock. Known for its thriving fishing industry, calm waters, and beautiful shores such as Taylors Beach.
Eleuthera itself hosts many natural attractions, from stunning shores to unique geological formations. Explore them at your own pace.
