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Located
about 60 miles eat of Nassau, Eleuthera is 110 miles long
and only about 2 miles wide throughout most of it's length.
The islands 10,000 residents are scattered from the northern
to the southern tip. While there are no real cities on
the island, there are many small villages with very friendly
people. The most famous sites on the island are the cliffs
on the Atlantic side of the island and the caves of the
interior. For diving, the best choices are actually on
Harbour Island and Spanish Wells, two small islands at
the north end of Eleuthera.
There are three airports on Eleuthera. On the north end
is appropriately named, North Eleuthera airport, in the
middle is Governor's Harbour, and farther south is Rock
Sound. Commercial air service as well as charters are
available from the U.S. or within the islands.
Ground transportation is available via taxi, but rentals
are also available from private sources. If you are going
to Spanish Wells or Harbour Island, transportation will
not be of any concern. Shuttle boats are readily available
between Eleuthera and the smaller islands.
Accommodations are mostly smaller, more intimate hotels
along the seaside, and include meals and diving.
The diving includes shallow and deep reef, walls, and
lest we not forget, Current Cut, an exhilerating E-Ticket
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