We planned to stay a few days, but adverse weather extended our visit. It is a really nice, clean fishing village (mostly lobster). There are no bars and liquor is not served in the restaurants (we did find out if you are discreet, you can BYOB). The businesses and homes are brightly painted, and the beaches are really beautiful.
This was our transportation while we were there (we spent a lot of time buzzing around in both of them:
Shots from around town
| Waterfront Real Estate Office |
| Lobster Boats |
| Bridge between Spanish Wells & Russel Island |
| Looks like the perfect spot! |
We took the dinghy across the bay to the mainland (Eleuthera) to pick up some Kalik - the local Bahamian beer.
This is the ferry boat that the locals use to travel between Spanish Wells & Eleuthera:
| Most locals use golf carts to get around |
We took a day trip over to Harbour Island on the ferry from Nassau - lots of nice homes, several nice marinas, lots of yachts. Dunmore Town itself is another golf cart village with several upscale resorts and a real nice beach.
| The Bo Hengy - Our ride to Harbour Island |
Street shots on the harbor - bay side
Beach shots on the ocean side
Before we left Spanish Wells we did find the one and only liquor store - Budda & Joanies on 12th Street (you had to look for it - there are no signs advertising a liquor store), but we found it!!!






