How do I get to Eleuthera Harbor Island?

The nearest airport is North Eleuthera International (ELH). From North Eleuthera airport you take a 5 minute taxi ride to 3 Island Dock, from there take a 5 minute water taxi to Harbour Island's Government Dock, and then another 5 minute taxi ride to Coral Sands. Each stage costs $5.00 per person.



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AIRPORT TRANSFER Getting from North Eleuthera to Harbour Island requires a taxi ride AND a water taxi.

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Harbour Island can be accessed via airplane or boat. Fly into North Eleuthera Airport then take a short 1-mile water taxi ride to the ferry dock, which costs around $9 if shared with other passengers. From here take another boat ride to Harbour Island, the ride costs around $10 on high-speed motorboats.

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A:There is ferry to and from Harbour Island by medium-speed ferry on Fridays to Sundays. The cost is $250.00 per adult and $180.00 per child (2 – 11 years) for the roundtrip travel, and $135.00 per adult and $100.00 per child (2 – 11 years) for one-way travel.

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(Fine Threads and other taxi drivers greet each flight and will take you from the airport to water taxi to Three Island Dock in under five minutes.) Enjoy a five-minute water taxi ride to Harbour Island, where you'll be welcomed by friendly taxi drivers who greet Dunmore guests.

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While locals are allowed to drive cars around the 3.5 by 1.5-mile long island, the best way for tourists to explore the terrain is by golf cart.

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