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Harbour Island, Eleuthera

When you arrive at Harbour Island, you step into a very different world. Follow in the footsteps of the Eleuthera Adventurers, who were the first permanent inhabitants of European descent in the Bahamas and who arrived here in the year 1648. Go along the famed flawless pink sand beaches, swim in the glittering surf, snorkel or scuba dive on coral reefs, and sport fish in the water. You will be surrounded by the same peaceful beauty that they discovered.

You may take a golf cart through the quaint, brightly colored buildings and bougainvillea that line the narrow streets of Eleuthera, where you can also go window shopping in the town's upscale boutiques and play with the water toys on your yacht. And throughout this entire process, bask in the opulence of an island-themed yachting resort that is tailored to the needs of luxury yachts like yours. To ensure that your trip to Harbour Island and the other sites in Eleuthera is one that you will never forget, our experts will find the boat of your dreams, complete with a captain who will tour you around.

Interested in going fishing or visiting the Bahamas most extensive marine habitat? Among the various things to do and see on your yacht charter, you may take advantage of the protected lagoons, extensive tennis courts, or popular rock climbing areas.

Eleuthera - Beyond Harbour Island

Even if Harbour Island is the spot to be on board your private yacht, there may be other locations on Eleuthera that are interesting for either an anchorage or for sight seeing from the tender of your yacht. The fishing village of Spanish Wells as well as the world-famous Glass Window are both located in close proximity to one another. The Glass Window is a natural archway rock formation with a road atop it that separates the shallow turquoise banks from the deep blue ocean. Your experience of cruising around Eleuthera may not be complete without an overnight stay at an anchoring at either the picturesque Governors Harbour or the creepy uninhabited ruins on Royal Island.