We thought this was an interesting post from Blue Marlin Cove Marina on Grand Bahamas. Please let us know if this is more widespread than we think.
Thanks,
Monty and Sara
UPDATE FUEL!
With the high demand for fuel in the West end currently please know we continue to have replenishment loads weekly there may be a day delay from fuel suppliers as we do not have control over their delivery trucks.
10 Things You May Not Know about Bahamas Independence Day
Thanks to Graham Real Estate for sending this link:
https://grahamrealestate.com/blog/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-bahamian-independence
NEW RESCUE SERVICE FOR BAHAMAS
TROPIC AIR RESCUE continues to serve its members. On a recent day we responded to two separate calls for help from members. Both missions we sucessfully completed with delivery of both patients to Florida hospitals. Thank you to our members for your continued support. If you are not a member please join us. Membership supports our mission to
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Bahamas Election Day
Results of the election in the Bahamas;
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…
BAHAMAS INTER-ISLAND FERRIES
It's easier than it used to be to get from one island to another or to bring guests in to where you are. Consider using an inter-island ferry for convenience. Here are some options:
NEAR BAHAMAS
Rule nr 1 in the Bahamas…. Call the day before and make sure fuel is available. Last month there were diesel and gas shortages in Staniel and places like Highborne and Norman’s had restricted fuel sales to marina guests only.