Eleuthera, which means “freedom” in Greek, tropical wilderness still reigns, as seen in deserted pink and white sand beaches and in its crystalline blue waters. Large beautiful beaches with no one on them, complimentary sunrise and sunsets daily with frequent green flashes at sunset, friendly people with no crime, great food, undeveloped and laid back atmosphere, wonderful climate, one hour from Florida with 3 airports on an island 110 miles long and mostly narrow.

Eleuthera is the fourth most populated island of The Bahamas, with approximately 11,000 residents. Most who live here either fish for bounty or farm the rolling acres of pineapple plantations. Eleuthera is an island of casual sophistication, housing isolated communities, well-developed Eco Luxury resorts, rocky bluffs, low-lying wetlands and massive coral reefs that create magnificent backdrops.