| Page Views: 1,261 Last Visit to Grand Bahama Island: February, 2005 | Fabulous Freeport by Gra8ful - last update: Sep 23, 2005 |
One of the most friendly places I’ve ever been. On Grand Bahama Island (Freeport), the sea has always provided. The earliest settlers, the Siboney Indians, were a people who lived off conch and fishing, and the shells and jewelry they left behind form the majority of what we know about them. The Lucayans (also called Arawaks) were a broad group of tribes who worked their way up the Caribbean from South America's Amazon between 5 and 7,000 years ago. There are nice beaches where you can snorkel, wind surf, or Para sail. There are also beaches with it's own little Straw Markets for gifts and t-shirts. |
|  | Port Lucaya Freeport is really beautiful. This is Port Lucaya. You can see where one of the Hurricanes has taken away some of the ports edge. |
More Hurricane damage to port Despite the damage, Freeport is alive and doing great! | | |
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| Pros: | "Beautiful place" | | Cons: | "In the middle of the Ocean" | | In A Nutshell: | "Freeport Lovely place, Lovely people." |
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Sininen Sun Dec 31, 2006 06:57 UTC
Hi Benita! Grand Bahama looks so tempting, especially on a grey, windy morning like this. Happy Birthday from Finland! |
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