The Out Islands of the Bahamas are now "in" and Vacation Rentals are Available
The travel section of the New York Times does and excellent job of describing the delights of the lesser- known islands of the Bahamas. As Denny Lee reports, “until recently, going to the Bahamas meant the casinos of Freeport, the tourist hustle of Nassau or the Las-Vegas-style resorts of Paradise Island. Never mind that the Bahamas is an archipelago as long as Florida. The 30 or so other inhabited islands are so off the tourist radar that they are simply lumped together with the 700 uninhabited islands as the Out Islands.� The full article is available here.
The article describes the island of Eleuthera, a beautiful unspoiled Island with miles of glistening beaches. However, it points out that things are changing in this island paradise as large new luxury resorts are being built. The article fails to mention that there are already many beautiful vacation villas and bungalows available on this and other out islands in the Bahamas.They are easily found onVactionRental.org and other directories. They are ideal for those who want to enjoy the islands in their natural state before the landscape becomes dominated by huge hotels and condos
