Explore The Bluff in Bahamas
The Bluff in Harbour Island District is located in Bahamas - about 48 mi (or 77 km) North-East of Nassau, the seat of the Bahamian government.
Local time in The Bluff is 01:01 AM (Friday). The local timezone is "America / Nassau" with an UTC offset of -4 hours.
Wemyss Bight, Upper Bogue, Tarpum Bay, Savannah Sound, Nassau, Governor's Harbour, Dunmore Town, Current Island Settlement, Current and Cherokee Sound are destinations relativly nearby and may be interesting to visit on your trip.
According to our current information, there are 3 airports in the nearby. The closest airport is International Airport with a distance of 3.5 mi (or 5.6 km) north-west of the centre of The Bluff. Have a look at our dedicated photo collection to get a view of what this places is like. Need hints for finding things to see and want to get to know more about this place? Check the related The Bluff attractions page. The same applies for local and videos.
The Bluff Gallery
Eleuthera Inlet Shipwreck
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New Pavillion under...
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on the way back to Nassau
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Sightseeing & Attractions
Eleuthera: "See also: Eleutherae" "Eleuthera" is an island in the Bahamas, lying 50 miles (80 km) east of Nassau. It is very long and thin—110 miles (180 km) long and in places little more than a mile wide. The population is 8,000 (2000 census). The name "Eleuthera" is derived from the Greek word for "free ...
Nassau, Bahamas: "Nassau" is the capital city and commercial center of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The city has a population of 210,832 (2000 census), nearly 70 percent of the entire population of the Bahamas (303,611). Lynden Pindling International Airport, the major airport for the Bahamas, is located about 16 kilometres or 10 miles west of downtown Nassau, and has daily flights to major cities in ...
New Providence: "New Providence" is the most populous island in the Bahamas. While the first European visitors to the Bahama Islands were Bermudian salt rakers gathering sea salt in Grand Turk and Inagua after 1670, the first lasting occupation was on Eleuthera and then New Providence shortly thereafter ...
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