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After your rented your own car or jeep from Happy People and gotten your map you're off again.
Go South - Drive to the Shark Creek Point during low tide and you can walk the powdery, white Shark Creek Sand Flats to the outer Island. You'll find many Sand Dollars and other interesting little critters along the way.
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Explore:
Go North - Explore the Old Sugarloaf Lodge, Once Owned by "the RatPack": the private Playground of the Rich and Famous - It is now deserted - Some say Haunted... Listen carefully, on a dark and quiet night they say you can still hear "Old Blue Eyes", "Garland" or "Bing" belting one out - Or see "Fred and Ginger" twirling on the tops of the crashing waves. |
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Have a cold drink out at the Beach Bar. But Beware of Pirates! The famous Caribbean Pirate - the one who "Looks at 40" has been spotted here recently - though he seems to only want to steal some time to himself.
Watch the stingrays swim past the beach bar, and keep your eyes open for dolphins.
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Play 9 holes of Golf at the course with the "Old Duffer", or practice getting out of those sand traps on our beaches.
If you're out by Old Sugarloaf during the day, go to the Sugar Caves - during the shifting tides they offer many surprises with secluded coves to explore.
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Rare and Endangered:
From your Suite at the Great Harbour Inn you can keep on eye on the Harbours newest, and most famous addition - Gina the Manatee!
Gina and her mate were discovered in the Harbour in December of 1999, he spent many months here with Gina - but then returned to his solitary life. Gina has stayed on as she enjoys our Island Hospitality and we are keeping on eye on her -Gina may be expecting.
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While you're watching Gina and sipping a cold beverage from your private Veranda at the Great Harbour Inn, have your Hair Braided by Ruth; Ruth is the one with the Big Smile and the Flower in her Hair.
Shop! Happy People Store and Ruth are the ones to see! Bring home Ruth's Hand-Made Christmas Ornaments made from seashells, they're sure to take you back to the wonderful days you've spent enjoying Great Harbour's Warm Turquoise Waters and White Powder Beaches.
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