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PINEAPPLE FESTIVAL
JUN 05, 2026 - JUN 06, 2026
QUEEN'S HIGHWAY, GREGORY TOWN, ELEUTHERA

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Pineapple Festival
JUN 05, 2026 - JUN 06, 2026
QUEEN'S HIGHWAY, GREGORY TOWN, ELEUTHERA
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Call 242-322-4209 or 429-6441 for more information.
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Bahamas Election Day
Results of the election in the Bahamas;
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BAHAMAS BOATING FLINGS
The Bahamas Boating Flings are like road trips but with lots and lots of water…and boats. A lead boat breaks the waves for the caravan of participants and a sweep at the rear of the flotilla ensures that no one gets left behind. Time on island is unstructured to allow freedom to fish, dive, explore or laze in the sun as preferred.
· June 4-7 – Grand Bahama Island at Grand Bahama Yacht Club
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CLASS A
New Legend, Long Island, David Knowles
Tida Wave, Staniel Cay, Exuma, Brooks Miller
Running Tide, Long Island, Stefan Knowles
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MSC Cruises is developing a $450 million cruise terminal in Freeport, Grand Bahama, set to transform the area with a new pier, a 20-acre beach club, and upgraded retail areas. The project includes a $400 million investment in the Billy Key port area and $50 million for a new, large-scale multi-user terminal and beach facility.
Key Details of the New Grand Bahama Facilities:
· MSC Cruises Freeport Terminal ($450M): This massive development at Freeport Harbour includes a new pier capable of handling the largest cruise ships, along with a visitor center, retail space, and a dedicated beach club, notes MSC Cruises. The project aims to improve the passenger experience from the current industrial surroundings of the harbor.
· Carnival Corporation Project: Carnival is separately developing its own exclusive destination on the south side of Grand Bahama. This project features a 1-mile beach, extensive retail and dining, and is designed to accommodate two of…
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As of April 1, 2026, The Bahamas Customs and Immigration Department has published a new, extended list of cruising fees for yachtsmen coming to the Bahamas. Some of the fees remain the same while others are added or changed. In particular, note that they have added fee schedules for 30 days and 6 months in some cases, in addition to the original 12-month schedule. Also note that yachtsmen are now subject to extra charges for the Customs and Immigration officers transportation and weekend visits.
New Fee Structure as of April 1, 2026: (NEW INFO IN RED)
Temporary Cruising Permits for Pleasure Vessels
Regulation 91 of the principal Regulation is amended in the new bill, with changes to temporary cruising permit fees. The fees for pleasure vessels are as follows: