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Coach Stores in The BahamasCOACH BAY STREET303 BAY STREET NASSAU 2-423-260-557Store Hours: SUN-SAT http://www.nassauparadiseisland.com/what-to-do/mini-features/#JitneyRoundTownJitney ‘Round TownNassau’s 32-seat public buses are so popular that the oh-so-British name has become a verb. You can “jitney” around Nassau for about $1.50 per person, each way. Be sure to have exact change, and pay when you get off the bus, not when you get on. Buses run between 6:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. There are bus stop signs at hotels, beaches, residential areas and downtown locations. You can also flag one down with a ...

The car picked us up at 4:30 AM on April 19th for our early flight out of Newark. We checked in with no problems and then had to wait while the airline desperately tried to find volunteers to leave the flight since they were so overbooked. Once the bidding got up to $1000 plus hotel plus meals plus 1st class accommodations on the next flight, someone got off the plane and we were on our way. We were drinking margaritas (and Shirley Temples for Alexandra) in the Fort Lauderdale airport bar by 11 AM. We walked out onto the tarmac and boarded the tiny propeller plane to Eleuthera Island. Having ...

Picked up the wheels. Friggin' sweet. One of the only Chery QQ's on the island. Chery is apparently a Korean brand. The 'rents basically ended up with the Bumble Buggy's big brother: a Suzuki Ignus. We set up shop at our place (Freeport Resort and Club) and found it was clean and decent. We checked out the only casino on the island over in Lucaya and mom won a few bucks at the slots. Table mins were a little steep at $15 for BJ, $10 at craps, but a reasonable $5 for Caribbean stud. Must be a local discount. That evening we ate at Shenanigan's Irish Pub, located in the Port Lucaya Marketplace. ...