Tune into Harbour Island
From the hottest restaurants, the coolest cocktails and one-of-a-kind island experiences, the Dunmore Beach Hotel brings you the insider scoop on the top things to see and do in and around Harbour Island.
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Brace for the Fight of a Bonefish
Harbour Island has some of the best sport fishing in the entire world—people flock from all four corners to see what type of fish they can muscle out of the deep blue. One of our favorite fish to catch is the bonefish.
These elusive silver fish lives in the quiet shallow waters that surround Harbour Island. We truly enjoy the sport of bone-fishing because of the relaxing, quiet waterways they choose to live in. Bonefish are not a particularly large species, but they are pound-for-pound a feisty fish to reel in and a rewarding one to catch-and-release.
There are many expert guides and fishing charters throughout the island that offer half- and full-day tours. Swing by the front desk or call to arrange the perfect outing for you and a friend.
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Dun-More Deal with These Outfit Ideas
Spring is an excellent time to travel to the Bahamas — the weather is crisp, the season is in full swing, and there are tons of activities taking place all over the island.
It’s also an easy time of year to pack for — since the weather is so mild, you could go from beach to breakfast just by adding a quick accessory. We are experts when it comes to an outfit change, and we wanted to tell you how we do it here in Harbour Island.
Focus on packing a mix of bright and neutral-colored clothing pieces and dress sandals; casual loafers are also essential to making your outfit last all day long. An outfit we love for guys is printed swim trunks, a neutral polo tee, and a pair of loafers — this comfy, beachy outfit can take you from the ocean to cocktails like a champ. For the ladies, we suggest your favorite swimsuit covered up by a colorful wrap dress, simple dress sandals, and a signature floppy hat — not only does this style look great while lounging seaside throughout the day, but it also is a perfect look for a sunset photoshoot around the island.
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Ferry From Places to Piggies in Harbour Island
Harbour Island is a stopping point for travelers who want to kick off their work shoes and spend a few days unwinding in a tropical paradise. The laid-back atmosphere of The Dunmore is one of our favorite parts about being from this Out Island.
Another great perk of being in the Caribbean is that there are so many neat adventures you can take, just a boat ride away. If you want to spend a day on the big island of Nassau or an afternoon with the swimming pigs in the Exumas, there are tons of ferry options available to you. There are also private charters for deep sea and backwater fishing — you can even bring your catch back and have one of the restaurants on the island filet and cook it as your meal. Use Harbour Island as your home base while still exploring all the wonderful eccentricities of the Bahamas, they are truly just a boat ride away!
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You Dun-Need-More in Harbour Island
This month, we felt it was time to toot our own horn a little bit. We are a lover of all things fabulous, which is why we wanted to tell you a little more about our chic, sweet restaurant right here at The Dunmore.
Coming to the clubhouse is like taking a step back in time — our 60’s era style and cocktail choices will have you feeling as glamorous as a Kennedy. We love to explore here at The Dunmore, but there is also something so special about going nowhere. Some call it "the art of doing nothing," and that's exactly what we are talking about. The ocean view from our restaurant is the perfect place to start your morning, so wake up from your slumber and mosey on down to breakfast, where coffee and mimosas will be waiting. Lunch and dinner are some of the best meals you will get on the island, aside from the fish-fry, so come experience the elegance that is Harbour Island at The Dunmore.
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Harbour Island in Your Hometown
Bring the essence of Harbour Island back home with you and recreate some of the island's famous dishes and cocktails for your friends and family. Cracked Conch is one of our favorite dishes to make for our loved ones and it also happens to be one of the easiest to recreate.
First, use a mallet to thin out one pound of fresh conch meat. Once it's thin, dip it into a mixture of evaporated milk and two eggs. Combined flour with your choice of spices, then coat the wet conch meat with the mix. Fry up the conch until it is perfectly golden brown, around ten minutes.
Cracked conch pairs best with a delicious rum punch! Combine equal parts light rum, dark rum, coconut rum, pineapple juice, and orange juice, with a splash of grenadine. Pour over ice, garnish with an edible flower, and serve immediately with your authentic Bahamian Cracked Conch!
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A Winter House in Harbour Island
Pack your flip flops and a sweater because Harbour Island is calling your name. The out-islands are a special place to visit during the holiday season—we have so many of our own beautiful traditions, plus being part of such a tight-knit community makes this time of year feel so sweet and comforting for locals and tourists alike.
If your holiday trip brings you to The Dunmore, you can expect a beautifully decorated island with a little dash of holiday cheer. One of our favorite things to see in December is our beloved Junkanoo performers—this one of a kind show is something that we wait for all year long. The vibrant dancers, incredible music and large crowds is an event that us Bahamians live for! Bath in the warm water of the pink sandy beaches, do a little off-shore fishing in the brisk winter air, enjoy the authenticity of Harbour Island —but more importantly reconnect with your loved ones on a one-of-a-kind adventure to the beautiful islands of the Bahamas.
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In Vitamin D, The D Stand for Dunmore
As winter arrives at full speed, it is important to remember that you need your daily dose of Vitamin D. It’s almost always sunny here in Harbour Island, and there is virtually no shortage of this blazing goodness that keeps us healthy.
It is a proven fact that being in the sunshine can elevate your mood, bring you peace, and make you more active. Your serotonin levels actually begin to rise as soon as your body senses the heat from the sun. On top of making you feel good, getting a healthy dose of sunshine supports your immune system, helps your bones, and keeps your nervous system in check. If you live in a colder region, don’t forget to make your winter plans to visit us down here in the Bahamas. Not only is a vacation necessary for the upcoming winter months—it's exactly what the doctor ordered!
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Celebrate National Heroes Day in Harbour Island
October is a special month for us here in the Bahamas because it's the time of year that we really take time to think about some of our Bahamian heroes and praise them for the goodwill that they have brought into the world.
In 2002, the Prime Minister of The Bahamas made a switch from celebrating Columbus Day each year to focusing on celebrating the heroes and culture of the Bahamas through Discovery Day. Discovery Day takes place on October 12th every year and is a time for reflection and praise for all the Bahamians, and those who contributed to the success of our country. This year's holiday falls on a Saturday, so you can expect to see lots of fun events around the island over the weekend. Happy National Heroes Day—enjoy the sun, sand, and surf while remembering all of the amazing people that served our country.
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How to Help After Hurricane Dorian
Although we here in Harbour Island were not directly affected by Hurricane Dorian, two of our major islands and neighbors—Grand Bahama and Abaco—have been severely devastated by this hurricane. As we are just days out from Hurricane Dorian, it is now that we call on the rest of the world for help.
Many of you have asked about the best ways to contribute to the relief and recovery of the Bahamas, and we highly suggest that you visit the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism's official page for all monetary donations and goods. All of the trusted partners and organizations that are helping support Grand Bahama and Abaco are listed there. The outpour of immediate love and support for the Bahamas has been overwhelmingly beautiful and we cannot be thankful enough. We greatly appreciate each and every one of you. We have more faith than ever before that the strength you’ve felt in the Bahamas will be even stronger in the days ahead!
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The Loyalist Cottage Is Waiting for Its Close Up
When Christopher Columbus first landed on Harbour Island, he was sure he met paradise. After claiming it as his own, several turnovers proceeded, then eventually in the 1600s, the island was taken over by British rule. During the Revolutionary War, Harbour Island became a safe haven for individuals that remained loyal to the island of the North—aka England.
As time went on, more and more loyalists began to settle on Harbour Island, bringing their architecture along with them. To this day, the infamous Loyalist Cottage still remains after 220 years of turnovers, sun, and island life. And to this day, it happens to be the most photographed building on the island. You’ll know you’ve found the cottage when you spot the big white building with turquoise shutters. Help preserve the trend and snap a photo of this long-standing building during your stay in the Bahamas!
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Look Through the Glass Window in Harbour Island
Mother nature truly has a way of making life on earth quite spectacular. In small ways every day we see her beauty peaking and her creations achieving the unachievable. In Harbour Island, we are constantly blessed by her charm. From our pink sand beaches to our intensely vibrant coral reefs, it's safe to say that the mother herself blessed us with something special. One of our favorite creations from her here on the island is The Glass Window Bridge.
If remarkable is what you are looking for, be sure to make time to see this two-sided beauty. The Glass Window Bridge is unique in the sense that you can see the rich, deep blue hues of the Atlantic Ocean and the always breathtaking, iridescent turquoise water of Bight of Eleuthera side by side. These two major bodies of water are separated only by 30-feet of rock and create the most incredible panoramic view. Head out on the Queen’s Highway and give yourself the gift of nature before you jet set back home to Harbour Island.
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A Summertime Made of Dreams in Harbour Island
Summer is here, which means longer days, warmer weather and more time to spend on the ocean. We love our long, drawn-out summertime days, but with more hours of sunshine, it can be hard to find enough activities to fill up all your free time. With The Dunmore’s official guide to summer, you should have no problem at all!
Start your morning with a big cup of coffee and a nutritious breakfast right here at the resort before hopping in your golf cart and setting out for the day. Let your first stop be Butler Street for some light shopping. Pick up a big bowl of conch salad while you’re at it. Once you’ve secured the goods, make your way to one of the pink sandy beaches for a little R&R before slipping into your fins for some off-shore snorkeling. Make your way back to shore to get ready for an evening full of fun—but not before catching one of Harbor Islands spectacular sunsets!
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Get Your Fins PADI Certified in Harbour Island
Turn your holiday in Harbour Island into a learning experience by getting PADI certified in just one week! Getting your license to explore beyond the depths of the snorkel surface is something so unique, each time is unforgettable. One of the most trusted scuba certifications on the island is with Valentines Dive Center.
Our local dive center takes great care in each and every one of their students and loves to show off what the beautiful Caribbean waters have to offer just below the surface. The best part about getting certified in Harbour Island is the bragging rights that come with learning to dive in the Bahamas, as well as getting the opportunity to swim among some of the best reefs and wrecks in the entire world. Take this experience to the next level by doing it with your significant other or family and make it an activity you can do together for a lifetime.
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The Fishers Face-Off in April
April is here, which means that it's time to go fishing in the Bahamas! The warmer weather brings all of the big sport fish to the warm shores of Abaco. But with the big sports fish comes the big sport fishers and big sport fishing boats. There is something special and magnificent about the look of these boats and fish as they come zooming in from the ocean before they run out of time.
Two of fishing tournaments that are happening this April are the Custom Shootout which donates over $500,000 to Wounded Warriors and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation; and The White Marlin Smackdown, which is celebrating their 5th year of competition. Wake up with the sun like the professionals do and head down to the shore. Catch a glimpse of these incredible boats and captains as they take off to find their winning fish!
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Community Begins at the Friday Night Fish Fry
If there is one thing we do well in the Bahamas it is definitely eating and cooking fish. Every Friday at 6 pm at Anchor Bay, there is a traditional Harbour Island Fish Fry and everyone is invited! Fried seafood is a specialty of the Bahamian Islands and you cannot get much fresher or better quality than what we have right here in our own backyard. Bring the family and get into the island spirit.
Locals and visitors both love this event for the community that it brings and it is a fun way to kick off the weekend. The best part about attending this weekly event is that you’re enjoying great food while also supporting the annual homecoming event and multiple projects around the community. Become one with Harbour Island, a community that makes everyone feel like family!
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India Hicks Brings Luxury to Harbour Island
Luxe is just another name for Harbour Island. This tiny, pink sands island has been a place of sweet nothings and casual luxury ever since it hit the map. The boutique feel of this place has drawn designers, writers, and artists from all over the world for years. One of the most notable designers that
calls this little plot ofland home is India Hicks.India Hicks is a London born designer that has found inspiration from Harbour Island. Her interesting background has led her to become one of the most influential designers in the islands, and she creates each collection with passion and quality. You can shop her collection online or right here on the island at The Sugar Mill. If you’re lucky, you might even get the chance to chat with this encouraging woman on her own turf!
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Lionfish Is the Newest Delicacy of the Caribbean
In the Bahamas, we are all about fresh and the local — which is why our diet mainly consists of anything that comes from the sea. The newest member of the party is the invasive Lionfish. The Lionfish flooded the Caribbean waters in the nineties and have been flourishing ever since. With no natural predators, these striped specimens can be found all over the Atlantic waters and are typically found as far north as New York.
But as much as they are a pest, they are delicious — the lionfish has become the newest delicacy of the Caribbean. Mild in flavor, the lionfish can be fried, sautéed, or even enjoyed raw, despite their poisonous qualities. During your next visit to Harbour Island, be sure to get a taste of these buttery, heavenly fish, whilst helping the environment one bite at a time!
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Seek Harbor This Holiday Season in Harbour Island
Although not all of the Bahamas are connected by land, we still know how to throw an excellent party that runs deep with Bahamian tradition. If you are considering spending the holidays in Harbour Island, there are probably a few things you should know—we take our holidays very seriously! One of our party assets is the local Junkanoo band. This colorful, rhythmic posse will have you dancing the entire night away. Here are a few other ways we love to spread cheer:
You have to try all the local cuisines—from black cake to ginger beer your taste buds will be buzzin’ right into the new year.
Learn what it feels like to kick back and relax on the beach after a holiday well celebrated.
See a winter wonderland from an entirely new perspective, Caribbean style.
Sing with Christmas carolers and sway to the beat of a steel drum band.
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Hand Off Holiday Responsibilities to The Dunmore
It’s time to kick off your shoes and let The Dunmore do all the holiday planning for you. We love holiday traditions as much as the next person, but there really is nothing like letting go of your responsibilities and enjoying your holiday season to the fullest. When you come to Harbour Island for the holidays you can expect exquisite meals, plenty of sunshine, and quality time with your loved ones.
If that is not enough, the Bahamas is chock-full of wonderful island traditions to get you into the holiday spirit. One of our favorite local traditions in the Junkanoo Band. This band has been around for decades blasting their horns and beating their drums to pump everyone up for the holiday season. Spend your holiday season among friends and family this year in a place that is beyond gorgeous — relax, unwind and celebrate with the ones you love!
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Reach New Depths in the Bahamas
Take your vacation to new depths when visiting Harbour Island. We are surrounded by the big blue, so that means our world revolves around it. A great way to see Harbour Island is through snorkeling. The Bahamas is known for our shallow reefs, bright fish, and calm waters, making it easy for the entire family to enjoy.
Snorkeling is an island must and one of our favorite companies on the island, Valentines Dive Center, makes it easy to access the world below the waves. Valentines Dive Center runs daily tours that are excellent for first-time snorkelers. They choose the best spot depending on the weather and take you to at least two dive spots during every single excursion. The Boat Captain and Divemasters are knowledgeable and love teaching guests about their local reefs. So lather on your ocean-friendly sunscreen and grab your flippers, because you're about to experience the full effect of the Bahamas!
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Fresh Picks at the Harbour Island Farmers Market
There is something so feel good about hand picking your produce and knowing that it is locally sourced. Every Wednesday morning from 9:30 am until 1:30 pm our petite island partakes in a Farmers Market, located right behind the Cocoa Coffee House.
Try fruits and vegetables that are exclusive to the Bahamian Islands and take a peek at the handmade straw craftwork throughout the market. This market isn’t only for produce, you can pick up your daily helping of conch salad, sip on a daiquiri, settle in for an on-site massage, or do all three!
Harbour Island is a "do as you please" place and it’s important that you enjoy our island to the fullest. What better way to relax in paradise than to join the locals and soak up all the Bahamian love our island has to offer. Grab all your essentials and then some, before strolling your way back to The Dunmore.
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Beach to Boutique
It’s true that here in Harbour Island we have perfected the phrase ‘On Island Time.’ Everything on our island is a little bit more simple than it would be in most places. We like tradition and we think it's important to cherish our culture.
One thing that never seems to change too much is the shopping. When you head down to Princess Street or pop into a new shop, you can be sure that you will see one of a few things — shells, coastal painting, deliciously bright clothing and handmade artwork. A couple of our favorite places are A and A Hidden Treasures — a straw craft and souvenir store, The Sugar Mill Trading Co. — a retail and home decor store and Princess Street Gallery — full of delightfully colorful paintings of Harbour Island, just to name a few! You can find a full list of all the sweet boutiques on the island here.
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Keeping it Local with Conch Salad
You haven’t had a true island experience if you haven’t grabbed a bite of authentic Conch Salad. This delectable little treat is made from a mollusk that is native to the shallow Bahamian waters.
The recipe consists of ten items or less but is a complete flavor explosion. Conch salad in Harbour Island, can be as casual or fancy as you’d like — you can pull up your golf cart to one of the many freestanding tables around the island or order it as your appetizer at a finer restaurant right down the street. No matter the setting you decide on it is sure to be a treat — this yummy dish is a staple to the Caribbean waters. It is a sin to leave the islands without getting your full fix of Conch Salad — try a few places and choose your favorite version! There is nothing more Bahamian than chowing down on this refreshing signature island dish.
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Summer Travel Style
Summer is around the corner and in The Bahamas, that means longer and hotter days. While some might consider this “off-season,” we think it’s the perfect time to visit the islands.
To help our visitors prepare, we’ve put together our three favorite essentials that will have you set for long walks on the beach, days spent poolside and ready for island cocktails when the sun sets. Grab your suitcase and go for the floppy hat. It might seem hard to pack, but we love wearing it to the airport and placing it over our carry on to get in the island spirit. It’s the best way to make a stylish statement while protecting your face, neck, and shoulders. The bigger the brim, the better! Next, a loose-fitting cover up for the ladies and a large linen shirt for the guys will keep you cool while you explore the island, or drive a golf cart to grab a light al fresco lunch. Lastly, think about your feet. A pair of strappy sandals that are secure and functional is key. No one likes running across hot sand. Go for a pair that works on land, sand and even in the water to protect your feet. Ready to grab your SPF and a cocktail? Check out our summer offerings and we’ll see you in The Bahamas!
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Swim with Swine in The Bahamas
Yes, pigs can swim and yes, you can swim with them too! Forget the dolphin and stingray selfies and get in tune with one of the most interesting activities our islands are known for.
Famous for giving locals and visitors the chance to swim with swine, The Bahamas are home to swimming pigs that truly are more happy to take a dip with you. Head out for an afternoon with Captain James and spend some time with Bahamas Ocean Safaris for an unforgettable experience. Custom create an excursion that lasts for an hour or a full afternoon exploring the Spanish Wells, located at the crossroads of The Bahamas and known for its quaint charm. Learn why your new four-legged friends love the area and what drew them to this particular location. Just make sure your phone battery is fully charged to capture every moment. It’s the perfect way to dive in, feet first, to the local culture and beauty of the island before heading back to the comfort and quiet of your beachfront cottage. We’ll have dinner waiting for you.
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The Secret to Pink Sand Beaches
Pink sand beaches. Yes, they really do exist and one of the many reasons why a trip to Harbour Island is on your bucket list. Thanks to microscopic coral insects, officially known as Foraminifera, the pink color of the sand comes from the bright pink or red shells that this single-cell organism uses for protection.
And, their impact goes far beyond the beautiful pink sands of our beaches. These organisms play a key role in the environment and are the most abundant in the ocean waters. They call the underside of reefs home and the waves bring their shells ashore, which mix with the sand and coral. The result? Award-winning, pale pink sand beaches that stretch for miles. No need to hop from your beach chair to the water either due to hot sand. Part of the sand’s DNA keeps it cool, all year round, so you can stay barefoot without a worry. Now, we recommend taking in the beauty of this natural phenomenon (from the comfort of your beachfront cottage) or, if you so desire, trot along the water’s edge on horseback, one of the best ways to explore the pink shoreline.
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Golf Cart Island Adventure
It’s all about the golf cart when it comes to island life and transportation. And, it’s the best way to take an island-time approach to
exploring the surrounding area.Allow our team to arrange for a rental that best fits your plan and get set to hit the road. We recommend hitting the open island road and checking out key areas around the island’s vibrant streets. Gallery hop, shop and taste some of our favorite local treats along the way at our favorite spots including COCAO Coffee Gallery, Arthur’s Bakery, Sugar Mill Trading Co. and Princess Street Gallery. This should go without saying, but exploring the island streets and taking a quick break to put your toes in the sand is a must! No plan is usually better vs. too much planning. We invite you to discover the island at your own pace and pull over for the best views of the Caribbean. Ready to grab the keys to the cart? Our team is happy to help. Reserve your island wheels now.
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Historic Island Guide
With crystal blue waters and world-famous pink sand beaches, we know you might never want to leave the resort. However, Harbour Island is home to a number of historical landmarks and both mysterious and natural phenomenon.
To help you navigate around town, we’ve put together a few, off-beach spots to check out while spending time with us and getting to know the island we call home. Don’t forget to bring your camera or iPhone to capture the following:
Loyalist Cottage – featuring loyalist architecture, the cottage is the oldest building on the island and was built in 1797. Check out a recommended walking tour here that will take you along a number of roads in the area that are home to historic structures and design.
17th Century Battery – built by the English to defend the island, a hidden overgrown battery can be viewed at the southern end of Bay Street. And, the cannons known as Roundheads, can still be spotted on site.
Lone Tree – this mysterious tree is widely known and agreed to have arrived to the island sometime in 1992 as a result of a hurricane. While some say it was once an almond tree, others claim it’s a species of pine and how it landed in its upright position is still up for debate. Did it slide down a nearby hill or blow over from a nearby island? We might never know! Let our team help coordinate transportation to these sites and happy exploring!
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Holiday Island Traditions
Planning to spend the holidays with us on Harbour Island? Then you’ll want to stay a little longer and ring in the New Year, known as Boxing Day on the island, and celebrate Junkanoo, a Bahamian tradition complete with lively island gatherings, parades, and colorful costumes.
On January 1, 2018, at noon, the island will take part in the national festival of The Bahamas, showcasing our local culture. You can expect an incredible celebration with perfected dance troop routines and live musical performances. Forgot to pack your colorful masks and feathered plumes? That's ok. A number of local vendors prepare for this annual event and offer street-side costume options to help you get into the spirit. Take
note from the true parade experts and go for bold colors and bejeweled accessories. Be prepared to feel the beat, enjoy the tradition, and have some authentic island fun! Learn more about this island tradition right now.Read More -
Wellness Meets Paradise
Wellness meets paradise with a number of offerings created to keep you active, refreshed and balanced, putting you in the perfect mindset to take in the beauty and wonder of the Harbor Island.
Start any morning with a few of our favorite ways to awaken the senses including:
Yoga: take in gorgeous views that inspire through a private yoga class and learn core movements that will stay with you long after you leave the island
Watersports: no island experience is complete without spending some time out on the crystal blue waters. Choose from complimentary watersports including kayaking, paddle boarding, and snorkeling
Swimming: with an oceanfront heated pool, laps and low-impact exercise is the perfect way to fuse wellness with spectacular views
Our dedicated beachside team is available to book appointments, set up days on the water and more. We can’t wait for you to spend a day in Dunmore style. For more information or to book an activity, click here.
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Cocoa Coffee House
First thing's first: find a coffee shop with Wi-Fi, check! Cocoa Coffee House in Harbor Island, Bahamas has got you covered. There’s nothing more difficult than trying to make it through a vacation with no-Fi or Starbucks.
Cocoa Coffee house saw the need to bring the Starbucks experience to neighborhoods in The Bahamas where Starbucks doesn't exist. So they partnered with Starbucks to do just that. Cocoa Coffee House is a quaint, yet trendy, locally owned coffee house open daily at 7 am. Enjoy amazing coffee and delicious acai bowls while browsing the web or meeting Harbor Island natives. Cocoa Coffee House inspires and nurtures the human spirit one person, one cup, and one neighborhood at a time—Bahamas style!
Store #1: Bay Street, Dunmore Town, The Bahamas
Store #2: Marathon And Robinson Road Nassau Bahamas
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The Landing
There’s nothing quite like traveling the world and tasting different cuisines, and Bahamian Cuisine is arguably one of the best cuisines out there. It includes fresh-caught seafood, tropical fruits, rice, peas, pigeon peas, potatoes, and pork.
Many may try, but few nail the cuisine just perfectly like The Landing Restaurant in Harbour Island. The Landing Restaurant serves contemporary-style Bahamian cuisine with an emphasis on fresh quality ingredients. The Landing Restaurant leaves quite the impression with its guaranteed freshness and the culinary genius that is Chef Madelene Pedican. From her ricotta pancakes at breakfast to the spicy crab capellini on the dinner menu, Chef Pedican is both skillful and passionate – which is reflected in the taste of her dishes. Be sure to add The Landing Restaurant into your itinerary when you visit The Dunmore. They serve breakfast from 8 am to 11 am, Sundays until noon, dinner 6 pm to 10 pm, and closed Wednesdays. For more information and to make reservations, click here.
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A Dinner Time Fairytale
Picture this: a romantic sunset dinner overlooking the pink sands of the Bahamas. A fairytale, right? Well, the restaurant at the Dunmore Harbour Island Resort will turn that dream into a reality.
For a romantic sunset dinner overlooking the pink sands of the Bahamas, island residents know there's no better spot than the Clubhouse at the Dunmore Beach Hotel. With a menu as chic as the restaurants' design, The Dunmore seduces its guests with flavor and charm. Their menu offers a selection of dishes that blend French and Continental-style cuisine with fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and local ingredients. What better way to take in the Bahamas than through your taste buds? Chef Phillip Armbrister pampers guests and captures the Bahamian spirit with his international culinary experience.
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