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Above: A private island near Berry Islands in the Bahamas

Berry Islands info

Southeast of Bimini, is a cluster of 30 islands and close to 100 cays known as the Berry Islands. These largely uninhabited islands offer spectacular diving and snorkeling and are known for championship sportfishing.

Due to it's seasonal residents, it is said that there are more millionaires here per square mile than any other place on earth. Most of these residents own one of the many cays of the Berries making them their own personal retreats. [Bahamas Map]

Location: 35 miles northwest Nassau
Size: 12 square miles
Population: 634
Currency: Bahamian dollar
Language: English
Tourism info: Call Berry Islands Visitor Information at 242-367-8070.
Getting there from Nassau: Fly with Bahamas air or private air charter. The Mailboat costs $45 one way and takes 4 hours.

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Attractions

Great Harbor Cay is the most northern and the largest of the Berry Islands. It is eight miles (13 km) long and one and a half miles (2.4 km) wide. The largest port of the Berries is on Great Harbor Cay.

Mamma Rhoda Rock, this spiky, shallow coral reef, is a must for divers; only 16 feet high, crawfish and moray eels share living space in the hole-filled rocks.

Queen's Beach offers three miles of sandy, pine-treed beach. Sand Dollar Hill is sandy shoal offering great shell pickings.

A must see for visitors, Sugar Beach Caves are considered by many the prettiest place in the Islands of The Bahamas. The area has many sandy coves set among cliffs, which are said to resemble the great Mediterranean beaches. The shelling is excellent and, for the more adventurous, the creeks are filled with many species of wild life.

Many of the cays, like Frazier’s Hog Cay and Bonds Cay are privately owned. Other private cays include Crab Cay, Cock Roach Cay, Froozen Cay, Alder Cay, Bird Cay and Petit Cay.

Getting around

Inter-island Bahamas mailboats depart from Nassau and run weekly roundtrip to and from all islands.

Taxi service is available. Although metered rates vary by island, they are reasonable and are fixed by law. Bicycles are also available for rent at most popular tourist centers.

Rental cars are also available. You can use your home driver’s license for up to three months, but remember, when you take to the road, British rules apply, so keep to the left.

Pedestrians should remember to look right before crossing streets.


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Web links

Bahamas.com
Request a brochure, or find a travel agent who represents Bahamas Cruises at the official Web site.

CIA Factbook -- Bahamas, The
The CIA factbook says the Bahamas are a stable, developing nation with an economy heavily dependent on tourism and offshore banking.

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