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Article: Small Treasures discovered in The Abacos: from Walker's Cay to hole-in-the-wall, this 130-mile stretch of islands is known for its famous sights, secluded shores and supreme sailing. (Island Rhythms).(Brief Article)
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- Hot Rod
- Article date:
- June 10, 2002
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THE ABACOS ARE AMONG the most popular Out Island destinations in The Islands Of The Bahamas. The cluster of islands about 200 miles due east of Palm Beach, Florida, offers a sublime mix of activities for boaters, divers and fishing enthusiasts, and some of the most popular sights in The Bahamas.
The Hope Town lighthouse, on Elbow Cay, with its peppermint-striped tower, is a famous landmark, subject of many a postcard and tourist's album. And the town itself is full of New England-style charm; pastel houses with picket fences and profuse gardens are built along the turquoise sea. It is a 20-minute ferry ride from Marsh Harbour, which is the third-largest town in ...