island and named it Eleuthera, which means "Freedom" in Greek.
Miles of glistening pink and white sand beaches, serene colonial villages, and the rolling acres of pineapple plantations make Eleuthera an island of the most casual sophistication. Its companion, tiny Harbour Island (occupied almost completely by the community of Dunmore Town), reminds many visitors of a miniature Bermuda with its Georgian architecture and fabulous beaches of coral pink sand. In your spare time, get a look at the subterranean Preacher's Cave, the magnificent mile-long Cave at Hatchet Bay, or the Glass Window Bridge, which spans a gap in which the turbulent waters of the Atlantic meet the calmer seas of the Exuma Sound on the island's leeward side.
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