• What can I do with 4 days on Grand Bahama Island for my HONEYMOON?

    04:19:19 am on March 5, 2010 | by bianca |
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    I have four days near Freeport in a timeshare for my honeymoon. We are SCUBA-certified and love all things water-related. We like to dance and all things romatic as this is my honeymoon. We are going in the middle of July. Is there anything we should not miss?
    OK, outside of the obvious love-making (this is the final stop of our 16 day honeymoon so we might be a bit sore by then) what can be done on Grand Bahama?

     

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  • c_f_grubb 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    You can pick coconuts.

  • Pobept 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    the bed room!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • enigma 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Honeymoon? Sure.

  • jorge_wilk 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    SEX IN THE BALCONY!!!!
    SEX IN THE OCEAN!!
    SEX IN THE JUNGLE!!!
    SEX IN THE ELEVATOR!!
    SEX IN THE TUB!!!
    SEX IN THE JACUZZI!!!
    SEX EVERYWHERE

  • angel97 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Do I really have to answer that!!!!!!!

  • Mrs. Brown 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    are you serious the Grand Bahama wake up making love go out and tour the island everyday you can do something different as a tourist with touring like you say go scuba diving then when you finish seeing everything for that day when you come home relax holding each other and spend this valuable time alone whether you choose to make love or whatever it is a good place to do roll play one of you can act as if you are from the island and the other like a tourist if you are really freak find an islander and have a threesome geesh dude you are out of the states on a island and you are asking what you should do be for real i would leave the island and everyone would know me and how loud i can be wink* wink* yes that means getting freaky out doors the laws are a lot different

  • caro 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    There’s a lot of opportunities for diving and water sports. Check out the diving at Xanadu resort (http://www.xanadudive.com/) or on Lucaya Beach/Bell Channel Caribbean Divers. The water in the Bahamas is crystal clear and there are lots of reefs.

    July 10th is Independence Day in the Bahamas so there will be some events related to that, if you are there around then. If you stay on Lucaya Beach there are many bars at Port Lucaya and a casino. Also golfing, windsurfing, parasailing.

  • navyhm1983 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Yes you could make do with that but I honestly think you will be wishing that you had made it for the week.

    The reason being is the your first and last day are spent in transit, leaving you just a small part of those days. Therefore a 4 day vacation becomes two…

    Diving / snorkling awesome !!!

    Something to remember always.

    Hint***
    Before you go stop at the store and get a few of the disposable underwater cameras. They have them in the islands but they are more expensive there.
    Same with sun block and a lot get the big bottle…
    when you snorkle you will get burned on your back if you do not put it on!!!
    Also don’t go during hurricane season….

  • honeybunny_272000 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    swim with dolphins or sting rays!
    I did both in the Bahamas and its so fun!
    I got to play with a dolphin and feed and pet stingrays all day.
    omg so fun!
    but definitely go scuba diving since you’re certified and all.

  • wedding blues 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Day 1-mingle with the natives- depending on time of travel we will b celebrating independence on july 10th.
    Day 2- swim with dolphins and stingrays (also u get to feed them)
    Day 3-look me up and i"ll cook u some real tasty dish(bahamain)
    sovenier shopping and dont forget the rum.
    Day 4- mingle again with the natives(they know all of the hot spots to have fun)
    P.S. all of this activity is for the young plz dont attempt if on heart meds. congrats on ur marriage. Good Luck!!!

  • Josh R 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Ugh, do not mingle w/ the natives. That is, unless you want to be put in danger. In the tourist trap areas of Grand Bahama Island, the people are super nice. I wouldn’t even bother going into the town of Freeport, it’s pretty much a slum. There is some sort of island dance near Jolly Roger Drive, down in the "jungle" as they call it. It’s a lot of live music and food. There is a spot for "tourists" that gurarantees your safety. DO NOT GO ANY FURTHER unless you are good friends w/ a local! It can become quite violent. The local boys like the girls who come from the states. This is due to, straight from the mouth of a local restaurant owner, "the america girls come to sleep with black men." The men are VERY touchy feely friendly. Take my word, don’t mingle. There’s way too much to do in the tourist areas to enjoy than to worry with the locals or going into town, etc. Plenty of restaurants in Port Lucaya. Where are you staying on Grand Bahama? We stayed at the Ritz beach resort, awesome place. We got married on their beach and had our honeymoon there as well. Talk to one of the taxi drivers that takes you from the airport to your resort. They will get you the deals for snorkeling, diving, etc. Port Lucaya has live music most nights, there is a big place for dancing there. If you want some tips on deals and things to get around the tourist trap promotions, email me at RoadDoctor29@Hotmail.com. Have fun, congratulations!

  • shannon d 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    Lots of lovemaking!!!!!

  • o_snap_its_alicia 4:19 am on March 5, 2010 |

    SEX

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