After Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas, and efforts to bring aid to Abaco and Grand Bahama continue, the other islands of the archipelago have quickly revived their tourism economy, a vital resource for the country.
The numerous marinas of the Bahamas are almost all operational, indeed, nineteen marinas and yachts clubs are currently in service according to the association of marinas of the Bahamas. The latter ensures that the most important thing the boating community can do for the Bahamas and its people is to visit them. The association invites all their past, current and future customers to plan their navigation and yachting schedules in the archipelago for the next tourist season. From Nassau to Eleuthera via Long Island and Exuma or even Harbor Island, the Bahamians are ready to welcome boaters with open arms, ensures the association of marinas of the Bahamas. For more information, visit Bahamas Marina
"The most important thing the boating and boating community can do for the Bahamas and its people is to visit them," the association said in a statement released on Monday.
“We invite all of our past, current and future customers to start developing plans for the next boating and yachting season. From Long Island to Exuma via Eleuthera and Bimini, the Bahamians welcome you with open arms. ” _RM
Marinas include:
Bimini Big Game Club, Nassau
Bimini Sands, Nassau
Albany, Nassau
Atlantis, Nassau
Bay Street Marina, Nassau
Hurricane Hole, Nassau
Nassau Yacht Haven
Palm Cay, Nassau
Cape Eleuthera
French Leave, Eleuthera
Romora Bay, Harbor Island
Valentines Marina, Harbor Island
Highbourne Cay, Great Exuma
Marina at Emerald Bay, Great Exuma
Staniel Cay Yacht Club, Exuma
Hawks Nest, Cat Island
Flying Fish Marina, Long Island
For more information, visit Bahamas Marina
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