| 01 | Deep
Sea Fishing; Diving;Boating; Bone Fishing; Water Sports |
| 02 | Nightlife |
| 03 | Hiking;Biking |
| 04 | Sight-Seeing |
| 05 | Exploring |
| 06 | Nothing |
Sight seeing is also highly recommended all over the island. There are century old churches, which, without a doubt, are some of the most well preserved and beautiful of The Bahamas' historical buildings. Historical evidence of a time when inhabitants lived solely by the yield ofthe land can be seen in ruins of plantations and colonial buildings, most notably an old plantation in Grays, the dungeon of which was once used by wreckers hiding their loot from ships lured upon the reefs. Another castle-like ruin, thought to be the summer home of one of the Bahamas' early govenors, is located on a high bluff in Dunmore seven miles south of Clarence Town. |
