Freeport, Bahamas, The Hotels, Vacations, Tourism

With only about 40,000 residents, FREEPORT/LUCAYA 's many roads often lead to nowhere, through undeveloped bush and grandly named but still-deserted subdivisions awaiting development. Even in the commercial centre of Freeport, the port-authority headquarters, banks and apartment complexes – large colonial confections in pink, blue and yellow – manage to poke out above the treetops, but are still separated by significant remaining stands of pine forest . A utilitarian town with no organic centre or street life – everyone lives in the suburbs – it's not a good place for … more »