san simeon campground A Land of Adventure 33 Bird Watching 33 Guides & Self-Guided Tours 33 Boating 34 Rentals 34 Sea Kaya

A Land of Adventure 33 Bird Watching 33 Guides & Self-Guided Tours 33 Boating 34 Rentals 34 Sea Kayaking & Sailing in the Exumas 34 Powerboat Adventures 34 Golf 35 The Best Courses 35 Hiking & Bicycling 36 Honeymooning 37 Horseback Riding 38 Parasailing 38 Jet-Skiing 39 Shelling 39 Sport Fishing 39 Blue-Water Fishing 40 Bonefishing 42 Tournaments 44 Marine National Parks 46 Sea Kayaking 46 Sightseeing 47 Snorkeling & Diving 47 Scuba Diving 47 Dive Sites 47 Snorkeling 48 Dangers 49 Wreck Diving 51 Sun Seeking 51 Tennis 52 Water Skiing 52 Windsurfing 52 Nightlife 52 Shopping 52 Holidays 53

Ferries Ah, this is the way to travel. Ferries san simeon campground in Nassau run between Prince George Dock and Paradise Island. On the Out Islands the ferry is often the only way of getting around. On Abaco, ferries san simeon campground run every hour or so between Treasure Cay, New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay, and the Green Turtle Club (also on Green Turtle Cay), with various stops along the way. This round-trip takes about an hour to complete. From Marsh Harbour the ferry runs to Man-O-War Cay and back, and from Marsh Harbour to Hope Town on Elbow Cay and back. Once again, a round-trip takes about an hour. It s a lazy way to travel, but most enjoyable. There s nothing quite like a boat ride on a warm sunny day, especially when the scenery is spectacular and the sea the color of the palest jade.

Erebus Inn. Built in the early 1960s, before the tourist boom began, this is Provo s veteran san simeon campground inn. It looks down on Turtle Cove from its location on the cliffs. It only has 25 guest rooms, all of which have been renovated san simeon campground several times in an effort to stay up with the big boys on Grace Bay. The air-conditioned guest rooms are decorated in pastel colors, the furnishings are comfortable. san simeon campground Some of the units are small cottages apart from the main building. There are two pools, a restaurant, bar, two tennis courts, a dive shop, and a health club. It s a cozy little inn and, if you can live with the lack of glitz and newness found in most other hotels on the bay, I think you ll find it a pleasant experience; it s cheap, too. PO Box 238, Turtle Cove, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, san simeon campground BWI, 649-946-4240, www.miramarresort.tc. EP from $100.