Life in Eleuthera
With a British colonial heritage that dates back at least three
hundred years, Governor's Harbour is the island's oldest
settlement. A scattering of fine traditional clapboard homes line
the streets up the hill from the harbor, amid trailing
bougainvillea, palms and poncianas trees.On the Atlantic side,
about half mile from the Estate, lies the picturesque French Leave
beach, two miles of pristine pale pink sand, considered one
of the best beach on the island.
A day's adventure in Eleuthera can be had spear
fishing, snorkeling, bonefishing fishing, kayaking or just
splashing in the magical turquoise waters.By late afternoon you can
stroll over to the ramp in Governor's Harbour to meet the local
fishermen who have just arrived with fresh caught lobster and
grouper or just meditate amidst the fabulous sunsets from the porch
of your house, cocktail in hand.
Nights are quiet but there are some good dining options and a
couple of fun late night hang outs to choose from as you sit under
the stars.
Life in
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