The house itself was nice. The bedrooms and bathrooms were spacious. The fourth bedroom is small, but worked fine for two kids. I would think twice before making two adults sleep there. The kitchen had a lot of spices, plates, cups, mixing bowls, cake pans, pizza pans, wine/beer bottle openers, knives, Tupperware...the list goes on and on. We did most of our cooking at home, and the kitchen had everything we needed. There is an icemaker, as well as large & small coolers in the garage. There is also an air compressor, beach umbrellas, tons of snorkel gear, fishing poles, pool floats, and toys. Despite being in a warm location, we didn't have any issues with bugs in the house. I did bring ant poison along just in case, but never needed it. There are tiny biting bugs that appear when it is not sunny. This was mentioned in different reviews, bug spray worked well for some of us. The little bugs liked some of us more than others, I get bit every vacation no matter where we stay! There was plenty of bug spray/repellants in the cupboard at the house-but we brought some from home just to be certain we didn't run out.
We decided Little Exuma and Love Beach were the ideal spots to stay on the island. The beach in front of the house couldn't be more perfect. The construction next door should be finished by September 17, 2016 according to people working there. The new home is close in proximately, but the back of the pool house is closest to you and would certainly not take away from your stay. There will be 4 homes on this little stretch of paradise, we rarely saw anyone else. It was like our own private beach most of the vacation, we saw other people twice. We visited Coco Plum beach on the north end of Great Exuma. It takes about 45 minutes to get there and is worth the drive. Make sure you go during low tide to see the sand bars and sand dollars. I found these directions and they got us there with no issue..."travel north past Steventon until you see the turnoff for Barreterre, keep going straight. Take the first right onto a dirt road past that intersection".
We fished off of the bridge between Great and Little Exuma with hand reels and balloons. We were able to hook into tarpon (never landed any), sharks, barracuda, and many other fish. We also saw lots of turtles and some dolphins from the bridge. You can purchase squid at Brown's Marina, it will be on your left before you get to Little Exuma from Georgetown.
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