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Five miles west of downtown Nassau, and named for the first
underwater phone cable that reached here in 1892, CABLE BEACH is
home to numerous hotels, restaurants and sports facilities, along
with a major golf course and tennis courts. Two of the top hotels,
Breezes and Sandals , are all-inclusive resorts, though the other
major establishments also feature an array of eateries, shops,
pools, bars and beach activities.
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Along the beach, whispering casuarinas trees line the sands, and offshore
lie North Cay and Long Cay, which make nice day trips for snorkelers and
picnickers. At the end of Cable Beach is Delaporte Point Beach , a chic
assortment of Venice-style apartment condos, fancy shops and
restaurants.
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Grand Bahama
Grand
Bahama
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Getting around
Boat excursions
 Diving
& snorkeling
Other
outdoor
activities
Exploring Grand
Bahama
Freeport
/ Lucaya
Long Island
Long Island
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transport
Getting around
Eating
New Providence
New
Providence &
Paradise
Island
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Nassau
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&
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Cable Beach
Hillside area
& west
Historic Nassau
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Exploring
the Bahamas
The Abacos
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Cays
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Abaco
Abaco
Nat'l Park
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Abaco
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Marsh
Harbour
Marsh Harbour
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town
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Harbour Island
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Exumas
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Exumas
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Northern Exumas
Paradise Island
Paradise Island
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Eleuthera
Eleuthera
Eleuthera Island
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information
Eating
Treasure Cay
Treasure
Cay
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information
Fishing, diving, golf,
tours,
tennis
Alice Town
Alice
Town activities,
restaurants
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