The Hermitage
By Posted in - on October 26th, 2015The Hermitage is a historic landmark on Little Exuma that is evidence of the island’s short-lived cotton plantation era. Visitors can check out the remains… Read more »
The Hermitage is a historic landmark on Little Exuma that is evidence of the island’s short-lived cotton plantation era. Visitors can check out the remains… Read more »
St. Andrew’s in George Town was founded in 1802 but left to rot during a time when pirates dominated the area. A second St. Andrew’s… Read more »
This historic site is a glittering golden symbol of a man triumphing over slavery juxtaposed with an old rotting jail. Pompey, a slave under British… Read more »
On the Queen’s Highway near Williamstown is the Salt Beacon, a classical Tuscan column built in the first half of the 19th century to guide… Read more »
Thunderball Grotto is an amazing underwater cavern that has become one of the most famous snorkeling destinations here. It was used as a location in… Read more »
Three Sisters Beach is named after three huge rocks that protrude from the ocean. According to legend, these three rocks emerged after three lovesick sisters… Read more »