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| The Club is a beautiful 35 room resort overlooking Elizabeth Harbour. Room choices include Harbour view, pool side or Gardensuites. All rooms include air conditioning and in room satellite television. The hotels Gourmet restaurant offers local cuisine including Grits with breakfast and Conch burgers for lunch. The dinner menu ranges from steak to seafood including Grouper, a local favorite. Since the Club is right on the edge of town, you are close to grocery shopping, site seeing and fun activities including sale boat rental, snorkeling, diving and motorboat rental. Twice a week (Friday & Monday) the Club sponsors a cocktail party for their guests. Other nights can include live Calypso music and dancing. The Club is Exuma's gathering place for the townspeople and visitors from all over the island. |  |
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Peace & Plenty Beach Inn offers 16 deluxe air-conditioned rooms with large balconies facing the beach. A magnificent view of Elizabeth Harbour and white sand beaches provide just the right touch of Bohemian splendor. The Beach Inn was designed with your family in mind. Children play at the shoreline and newlyweds wander the sandy beaches. This is a complete island vacation resort. Oh, and just in case the quiet gets to be too much for you. There is a FREE shuttle to the Club Peace & Plenty where you can find lots to do from a drink with the staff and other guests, to a night of dancing to an island beat. | |||
| The Lodge features a restaurant & bar, eight luxurious rooms and a private guest's lodge nestled in tropical gardens and situated on a peninsula surrounded by gin-clear water and tidal flats. Stay in luxury accommodations at night. Begin your day fishing for the "toughest fight per pound of any fish..." the Bonefish. maximum of 8 guides take guests out in boats out each day for a catch and release adventure in over 60 miles of beautiful ocean. At the end of the day, enjoy a gourmet meal in the dining room and discuss the days events in the Fisherman's lounge or maybe you can watch the shark feeding just after sunset. |
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