Why live for tomorrow and not be enjoying today?
Eleuthera – a name that literally means freedom, still exudes pristine natural beauty and colorful local charm.
Established as a playground for the wealthy in the 1960’s, the island of Eleuthera remains largely untouched.Over the last couple of years, the island has garnered renewed interest as its untouched beauty is being rediscovered by privileged travelers from around the world.
The New York Times described Eleuthera as having “self-evident allure with pink sandy beaches as far as the eye can see”.
Eleuthera is an island in the Bahamas, about 50 miles (80 km) east of Nassau.
Eleuthera is long and thin—110 miles long.
The population of this Bahamian island is 8,000.
The name “Eleuthera” is derived from the Greek word for “free.”
The island’s main settlements are Governor’s Harbour, Palmetto Point, Rock Sound, and Tarpum Bay
Harbour Island (pictured to the left) just off the northern tip of Eleuthera, is known for its unusual pink sand beaches and exclusive hotels.
The island’s best known export is pineapples and lobster.
There is a saying that "Eleuthera is not for everyone" this is very true. If you are the type looking for big malls, huge crowds of people then this is not the place for you. If you cannot just let your hair fly wild in the wind and go out without having to worry about your makeup this for sure is not the place for you.....but f you are like us and are looking for some peace and quiet time away from all the craziness of the world then you have arrived!!!!People will always say all sorts of stuff. Let them. I'm enjoying my life..

