Harbour Island
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Harbour Island
Wantsomesun has always been so helpful in regards to Harbour Island
. I am wondering if anyone has rented a house there, if so which one and was it nice, etc. There are so many to chose from, I am not sure what to do 
Wantsomesun - any advice on whether to stay in town or beachfront. I know the island is so small that it is easy to get around... any opinion on this? Thanks!
. I am wondering if anyone has rented a house there, if so which one and was it nice, etc. There are so many to chose from, I am not sure what to do 
Wantsomesun - any advice on whether to stay in town or beachfront. I know the island is so small that it is easy to get around... any opinion on this? Thanks!
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There are so many options now on island, and I would say let your pocketbook be your guide. The island is only half a mile wide (if that) so you can walk anywhere in just a few minutes. If I had a choice I think I would opt for a house on the bay side of the island, as the views from there are spectacular, especially the sunsets.
Island Realty (don't know the website)and www.myharbourisland.com are places for more info on houses available.
Lots of great places on island for food and some great snorkle and dive sites abound.
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
Island Realty (don't know the website)and www.myharbourisland.com are places for more info on houses available.
Lots of great places on island for food and some great snorkle and dive sites abound.
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
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To get around, you can also rent a golf cart. Not only fun, but if you have children, makes it easier for you, and a blast for the kids!
Try not to miss a day excursion to Eleuthera. On the north part of the island is a one lane bridge, one side is smooth as glass and crystal clear, the other side is rocky, rough and waves crashing. It's a very cool site.
The town at Harbour Island is very picturesque, I think the prettiest in the Carribean!
Try not to miss a day excursion to Eleuthera. On the north part of the island is a one lane bridge, one side is smooth as glass and crystal clear, the other side is rocky, rough and waves crashing. It's a very cool site.
The town at Harbour Island is very picturesque, I think the prettiest in the Carribean!
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last May 2005 we rented a house/cottage called Bullocks Bluff Cottage for $1,000 for the week. It was basically one big room but it was right on the beach...not the harbour side. It was wonderful. We walked the beach up to Pink Sands, Coral Sands etc to have dinner. We also rented a golf cart while we were there. Loved it. We rented through Island Realty...they take a while to get back to you....you need to email them every day or call them.
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Try the www.briland.com site, you should be able to get the site from there, or go to the message board (modem), register and ask for info.
Did you try Arthur's website, www.myharbourisland. Arthur is also a realty agent on island as well.
Have a great trip.
Did you try Arthur's website, www.myharbourisland. Arthur is also a realty agent on island as well.
Have a great trip.
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Hi MIM,
It took some searching, but I found the email address for Island Realty. [email protected] Geraldine is the owner, I believe.
"Wantsomesun" was SO helpful to me when I was trying to find a rental on Harbour Island, but even with her intervention, it was a frustrating process.
If you'd dare to post a current private email, I'll happily forward all my saved info
Marion
It took some searching, but I found the email address for Island Realty. [email protected] Geraldine is the owner, I believe.
"Wantsomesun" was SO helpful to me when I was trying to find a rental on Harbour Island, but even with her intervention, it was a frustrating process.
If you'd dare to post a current private email, I'll happily forward all my saved info

Marion
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Joined: May 2003
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FYI Harbour Island is so low-key you can wait until you step off the boat launch to rent your golf cart. You can pretty much just ask a local and one will magically appear. (Specifically, you can ask for "The Minister"
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