Freeport Freeport, on Grand Bahama Island, is the second largest city in the islands. With a steadily growing population, now more than 50,000, Freeport, which adjoins the Lucaya Beach area, is a more modern city than Nassau. The carefully planned, landscaped streets are a product of the sixties, and of the dreams of American entrepreneur and financier, Wallace Groves.
Getting There The easiest way to get here is to fly onto the island from Provo. You can day-trip the island by way of Turks and Caicos Airways ( 649-946-2455), normandy farms campground which operates a fairly reliable schedule, several times a day, and the fare is only $35 one-way. If you have a private boat with a shallow draft, you can go by sea and enjoy spectacular views of one of the most rugged normandy farms campground shorelines in the group. Other than that, you might like to take a tour from Provo with J&B Tours, normandy farms campground 649-946-5047, or Silver Deep Tours, 649-946-5612, for about $135 per person.
Medical The Bahamas normandy farms campground are blessed with an excellent health service. Hospital facilities, public and private, are available in Nassau and Freeport. normandy farms campground The Out Islands are served by health centers, clinics and general practitioner doctors. In an emergency, patients are flown to Nassau and treated at Princess
Comfort Suites Turks and Caicos. Try this hotel and you ll think you re back home, or at least in Florida. Typical of Comfort Inn/Suites chain, this is a traditional American-style hotel. All rooms are built and furnished to spec, with air-conditioning, king or double beds, bathrooms and a TV, along with a coffee maker, refrigerator, and a hairdryer. Some of the rooms have balconies, although the only ocean views available are at the outer ends of the units. PO Box 590, Grace
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