Perched on a bluff overlooking the
turquoise Atlantic Ocean in the Bahamas; Coral Sands
Hotel is a divine luxury resort situated oceanfront
in the heart of serene Harbour Island, just off of North
Eleuthera. Famous for its pink sand Caribbean beach,
sunny days, balmy nights and soothing breezes, Coral
Sands Hotel in Harbour Island is the perfect Bahamas
vacation destination.
Coral Sands Hotel
Opened in 1968 and revered as one
of the best small hotels in the Caribbean. Coral Sands
Hotel on Harbour Island is now boasting a brand new
look, courtesy of an extensive renovation that has magnificently
restored and rejuvenated this 36-room gem of the Bahamas.
Harbour Island History
Over 300 years old, Dunmore Town in
Harbour Island served as the first capital of the Bahamas.
The town’s architecture is a unique blend of New
England village meets Caribbean colors. Shady verandas,
the delight of hibiscus and bougainvilleas, and the
ever-present blue-green ocean make this an idyllic Caribbean
vacation spot.
Immerse yourself under the swaying
palms the unforgettable hibiscus, bougainvilleas and
jasmine. Relax, rejuvenate, re-energize yourself among
the natural beauty….or you can snorkel, go deep
sea and bone fishing, scuba dive, play tennis or go
make new friends at the island’s only beachside
bar & lounge, or hop on a bicycle and discover the
pleasures of historic Dunmore Town, where shopping and
sightseeing is a must. It’s all here and so close…just
175 miles southeast of Miami. It’s your dream vacation
for romance, honeymoons and always special for families.
It’s all at Coral Sands Hotel - Harbour Island’s
premier luxury resort.
Read what others
have to say about us
Travel & Leisure Magazine
"Harbour Island, a tiny gem among
the Bahamas out islands, where the sand is pink and
the sea is the color of blueberry popsicles."
"They say the best things come
in small packages, and it couldn't be more true of Harbour
Island..."
Conde Nast Traveler
"The island's architecture is
pure New England, but the ice cream colors tell you
that you're a long way from Cotton Mather county."
Crossings, Spring 03
“A place of serene beauty and
quiet romance, a place of warmth - in the people, the
water, the weather - a place of timelessness.”
