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Below are several options for airlines flying to and from Eleuthera, Bahamas. The preferred airport to arrive at Island Time cottage is the Governor's Harbour Airport (GHB), which is less than 10 miles. There is also North Eleuthera Airport (ELH).
There are several airline carriers that fly nonstop to Eleuthera from Miami, Ft.Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, New Smyrna Beach and Nassau. Island Time advises calling the airline as early as possible to get their current schedule, and book a flight.
Beginning January 1st 2007 all travelers will need a Passport for reentry into the United States.
Carriers serving Eleuthera;
Continental Airlines ~ (800) 992-8532 ~ FLL to ELH and GHB
Southern Air ~ through GHL Travel Agency (242) 323-6833 ~ Nassau to GHB & ELH
Island Express Airlines ~ (954) 359-0380 ~ FLL to ELH
Bahamas Air ~ (242) 377-8451 ~ Nassau to GHB
Lynx Air International ~ (888) 596-9247 ~ FLL to ELH & GHB
Twin Air ~ (954) 359-8266 ~ FLL to ELH & GHB
US Airways Express ~ (800) 423-7714 ~ Miami to GHB & ELH
Car Rentals ~ While visiting the Island it is advisable to rent a car or jeep, since there is no public transportation.
We recommend our Caretaker Freddie Ferguson. For rental rates and availability he can be reached
Items to Bring
Eleuthera is very laid back and casual so, dress for comfort and leave your city duds behind.
Daytime dress is cotton shorts, shirts and swim suits and light pants, skirts, and shortsleeves for evening. A light jacket is is also recommended. Gals, leave the high heels at home, and instead pack sandals, flip flops and tennis shoes for fun and adventure.
A few other suggested items not to forget are: prescription medications, personal toiletries, sunglasses, hats, camera,
bug repellent (the bugs can be rather relentless certain times of the year at dawn and dusk), sunblock, fly rods (for bone fishing), fishing tackle, snorkeling gear, and special snack items.
It is advisable to bring cash and travelers checks as methods of payment while visiting the Island. Most of the small grocery stores and restaurants do not accept major credit cards.
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