Hi and welcome to my blog!  In this blog I will be writing down to earth descriptions of hotels and activiites as well as some helpful hints picked up from my travels that I hope you will find usefull. I encourage visitors to this site to post reviews of hotels and any other tips that you may have so that we can help others make the best of their Grand Bahama vacation. I will try to avoid using any marketing terms and describe all things in an honest and easy to read format. To begin with, I will be writing a little about each of the hotels in Grand Bahama and what to expect - if you have stayed in any of these hotels and have comments or reviews, please go agead and add them to this blog.

Thanks

Anthony 

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