Limpan94
01.05.2021 23:22:40
For more information of Andros and Berry Islands go:
The Bahamas Official – Andros
The Bahmas Official – Berry Islands
Bahamas National Trust – Andros
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For more information of Andros and Berry Islands go:
The Bahamas Official – Andros
The Bahmas Official – Berry Islands
Bahamas National Trust – Andros
Pineapples and pink/white beaches may well define Eleuthera and Harbour islands. Needless to say pineapple farming and fishing is the majority of the islands occupations outside the tourism and hospitality industries. more
Mayaguana is another excellent island for secluded get-away’s. It still bears its original Arawak name said to be the name of a iguana species unique to the island. Once favoured by pirates, settlers started to migrate from nearby Turks & Caicos in the early 19th century and is today home to around 300 people divided in three main villages mostly living on conch fishing and farming.
Customs and Immigration officials will come to your vessel. Everyone on board must have proof of citizenship. U.S. citizens must present a passport. Upon your arrival in The Bahamas, you will be asked to fill out an Immigration Arrival/Departure Card, which you will keep until your departure. more
Green Turtle Cay here
North Eleuthera here
Before leaving The Islands Of The Bahamas, be sure to surrender your copy of the Immigration Card (filled out upon first arrival) at the last Bahamian port you visit. more
Saba, Statia, St. Maarten
Contact: Glenn Holm
E-mail: glenn.holm@sabagov.com
Recommended: Current Health Certificate, Rabies Certificate, dog’s paperwork
Procedure: Pets do not have to be declared on the Customs form. [links]
All vessels and crew seeking clearance into Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique must do so at the following official Ports of Entry (Grenada Yacht Club, St. George’s, Prickly Bay Marina, Prickly Bay, Hillsborough, Carriacou) Vessels should Anchor with yourQ Flag and the courtesy flag of Grenada from the starboard spreader of your main mast while clearance formalities are carried out. Grenada uses the Red Right Returning Rule, which means red buoys mark the starboard side when approaching.
Montserrat
Contact: Dr. Selvin Maloney
E-mail: maloneys@gov.ms
Phone: (664) 491-2076 or 491-2546
Fax: (664) 491-9275
Website: in progress
Requirements: Rabies Certificate, Titer Certificate, DHCCP Certificate, list of all ports visited within the last six weeks prior to arrival in Montserrat, treatment for internal and external parasites (between three and seven days before arrival), Health Certificate from previously visited country.
Procedure: E-mail or fax the required health documents with the list of visited ports. Inform the veterinary officer of the date and approximate time of arrival at least 48 hours prior to anchoring. Upon checking in, inform the Customs officer about the dog aboard and a government vet will inspect the animal and make decision entry.
Fee: Free [links]
St. Kitts & Nevis
Contact: Dr. Challenger, Dr. Lesroy Henri
E-mail: itchallenger@hotmail.com, skbvet@hotmail.com
Phone: (869) 465-2110
Fax: (869) 465-2928
Requirements: Rabies Certificate, Titer Certificate, Health Certificate
Procedure: E-mail or fax the dog’s documents with an idea of the date and time of the ship’s arrival. In the port of entry, a vet will inspect the animal and issue an import permit.
Fee: US$40 (EC$100) weekdays from 8:00AM to 4:00PM
US$50 (EC$125) after 4:00PM and on weekends [links]
Everyone onboard must fill out an immigration card and will need the following documents: Passport or birth certificate (U.S. citizens) and official photo I.D. such as driver’s license or voter registration card; and Proof of citizenship. here
When in season, humpback whale watching can be a truly incredible experience as you swim with these gentle giants. [links]
If you’d prefer something a bit more authentic, pan-poached grouper and lobster, cracked conch, and fish stews have been favorite local foods for generations. If you’re looking for the full cultural experience, try one of our local restaurants featuring live music, including the local ripsaw musical style. On Providenciales, the most popular local cuisine restaurants are located in the settlements of Blue Hills and Five Cays, and include establishments such as the Conch Shack, Mangrove Bay, Omar's Restaurant, and Bugaloo’s. Enjoy conch fritters, conch salad, grilled lobster tail, blackened or pan fried fish, and of course the ubiquitous peas n’ rice. [links]
Grand Turk was a witness to several historic events in human history. The little island may have been Columbus’ first point of landfall in the New World. France and Britain wrestled for control of our archipelago in the late 1700s and Horatio Nelson suffered one of his few defeats (albeit minor!) here, and John Glenn’s first step back on dry land after orbiting the earth in 1962 was on Grand Turk. A great place to discover how the country factored into world events is at the National Museum in Cockburn Town.
The Turks and Caicos Islands, through its status as a British Overseas Territory, is a stable democracy with English as the official language. On our national flag, you'll see the Union Jack along with our crest. We have a locally elected government, headed by a premier, and an appointed governor. Due to the small size of the country, we don’t issue our own money and instead use the US Dollar as the accepted currency in the islands. here
Want to get your heart racing? Take in the view from above with parasailing over Grace Bay, go horseback riding on the beach, or cruise the unbelievably-turquoise Caicos Banks on a jet ski. Wakeboarding and tubing are also great, with incredible flat water spots hidden between our pristine cays and beaches. For anglers, a fishing charter can be a prefect way to spend a day on the water. more
Grace Bay and Providenciales are not the only destinations to experience luxury at in the Turks and Caicos. Our archipelago is home to several spectacular and unique boutique islands that feature exclusive resorts and real estate developments. here