The Beach at Dunmore, Long Island, Bahamas - The Beaches of Long Island
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The Beach at Dunmore, Long Island, Bahamas
Near South > Great South Beaches
Whether heading north or south, at the settlement of Dunmore, turn, go up the small hill past the white Catholic church (a wonderful landmark and worth a visit) and continue through the settlement on the hard sand road until you get to the beach. If you get here, or points further south, do stop at Mr. Wallace’s Straw Works on the QH just a couple hundred yards south. His is the only straw works available south of Clarence Town and his work is wonderful. We always stop and buy something. And during our 2017 visit, he has been joined by a young man by the name of Carlo Macintosh who I believe is a relation. Please support them so that this this great island cultural and craft heritage may continue.
Assumption Catholic Church, Dunmore, Long Island, Bahamas
The church on the hill
View north from beach entrance
Lochabar beach just
beyond rocky point
Left: looking south, rock marks rough boundary between Dunmore on the right and Shipwreck on the left.
Right: looking south from Dunmore to mid Shipwreck on the right and Watermelon in the distance and the 3 houses there.
These were taken when winds were 20-25 mph for 5 days. Compare to same day photos of Watermelon.
Dunmore beach, Dunmore, Long Island, Bahamas
shipwreck, Dunmore, Long Island, Bahamas