Tangelo Hotel & Restaurant
Travel Blogs from Great Abaco Island
Gettin outa Guana soon
... where the garbage is burned. Ugh. So not everything is perfect in paradise. Anyway, we have spent afternoons just watching the waves, reading, walking and enjoying the companionship of fellow sailors here. Tuesday night was another movie “event,” this time at one of our new favorite places, Pirate’s Cove. Jerry, the owner, offers a walk-in movie and it’s free! “Master and Commander” was on the screen last ...
Pig Roast at Nipper's
... been washing up on the shore and to stay away from them, they are very poisonous. The place was packed with a lot of spring breakers. Den & I took a long walk along the shore after we ate and took some neat pictures. Then we went to see what was happening at Grabber's and ended up back at the boat, plum tuckered out. It was a very warm day with hardly any wind. Around 7 pm a squall and wind shift blew through and it was gusting to 35 all night long.
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Man O War and Great Guana Cays
... The Abaco is like a mirror. There sky is cloudless. We learn this marina, like others, is suffering because of the bad economy. Less 1/2 the slips are occupied. The restaurant is closed, but hoping to open for the summer months. The electric for the dock was pulled due to lack of payment. There is not fuel available on the island. It is such a beautiful spot. We decide to stay a couple of days just to help support them. Although bad for business, the solitude is great for ...
Tahiti Beach
... the fridge or food locker. Buying groceries is also far different than home. Finding fresh is a challenge and the supply boats don’t seem adhere to a particular schedule, so it’s anyone’s guess when the shelves will be restocked. Because the boat is self sufficient, we are constantly recharging our battery bank and tweaking our power usage so we don’t drain the batteries. This a source of frustration and a topic for argument. ...
Hopping To Hope Town
... to the harbor. A dingy race was in progress just outside the harbor. We continued exploring and found a cemetery from the 1800's with limestone crypts above ground that were crumbling. Next we climbed a bluff and found the ocean. The sand was actually pink. Waves were breaking over the coral reefs close to shore. It was gorgeous. We walked for a while drinking in the beauty of it all then went back to the boats in late afternoon and had an early supper. Tomorrow is another day.
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Lofty Fig Villas
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Island Breezes
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Rickmon Bonefish Lodge
General delivery, Sandy Point | Hotel -
Abaco Club on Winding Bay
PO Box AB20571, Marsh Harbour | 5 star hotelfrom $250 -
Oceanfrontier Hideaway
Guana Cay, Great Abaco Island | 3 star hotelfrom $200
