Grand Bahama Island
Our Posts about Grand Bahama Island
Remember last week’s featured rum drink made with British Black Tea? If you thought that was unusual, then how about this combo: gin, coconut water and… condensed milk.
With apologies to our lactose intolerant readers who have no doubt stopped reading this, the uncommon marriage of these three disparate liquids forms quite the potent and tasty libation… No really!
Known collectively as a Gully Wash (I hear it’s also called Sky Juice), this drink is found throughout The Bahamas. I enjoyed the one pictured here at Billy Joe’s Beach Bar on Grand Bahama Island where all the drinks are particularly strong.
We here at Uncommon Caribbean are all about dispelling the popular “tourist trap” myth that too often and too broadly characterizes travel to our home region. Sure some islands are more “touristy” than others, but I can honestly say that in all my travels to some 30 or so Caribbean destinations, I’ve never failed to find an authentic West Indian experience.
The latest touristy destination to surprise me: Grand Bahama Island.
I made my first trip to Grand Bahama last month soon after my PR agency won the Our Lucaya Beach & Golf Resort account. I knew a lot about the resort, a sprawling destination unto itself with 1,200 rooms spread over two separate hotels, but nothing about the island.
Enjoying a beer in the clear, calm waters of the beach at the Our Lucaya Beach & Golf Resort on Grand Bahama Island.
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