Eleuthera is also well-known for its pineapple farms (there's even an annual festival every June to celebrate its harvest) and its people, whose strong sense of community can be felt all around ...

while the annual Pineapple festival in North Eleuthera is held each June. American tourists began arriving in the 1950s, when Juan Trippe, the founder of Pan American World Airways, built a resort ...

Located on a former pineapple plantation near Governor’s Harbor, Eleuthera’s colorful main port, the original resort was founded in the 1950s by a trio of pearl-wearing New York socialites.

Known for its pink sandy beaches and pineapple plantations, the island of Eleuthera is a natural beauty. The island’s name derives from the Greek word for “Freedom”, a fitting description ...

Tippy’s: Tippy’s restaurant is at the Pineapple Fields Resort on the most ... as the Bahama Mama—are pretty amazing. What to do: Eleuthera is generally very isolated and I spent the days ...

From there, you can connect to North Eleuthera Airport. The Cove will arrange transfer to the hotel. The foursome ended up at the “well-worn” Cove Eleuthera Resort. After several rounds of ...

One of Eleuthera’s most legendary hotels ... The property’s four-bedroom ocean-view villa, dubbed the Pineapple House, is its most opulent accommodation that pampers travelers to 4,500 ...

Friendly and unassuming, the Bahamian island of Eleuthera offers languid, daydreamy, toes-in-the-sand, drink-in-hand getaways. The sinuous island – with a name taken from the Greek word for ...