Located in two hundred miles to the southeast of the island of New Providence, and it became the first open land of the American continent. Now here are always living near one and a half of thousand people, and capital Cockburn Town – in fact is a small village. Along the perimeter of the island is located 40-mile road. In the southwestern part of the island is a lighthouse Dixon Hill Lighthouse, built in the 50-ies of the the last century, its light is visible for 90 miles.
Because of its remoteness from the main resorts of the Bahamas San Salvador is the least unspoilt Bahamian island. Since the days of Columbus here, little has changed. Preserved wooded hills, lakes and white sandy beaches.
And if you’re a fan of exotics, have time and want to get acquainted with the real life of Bahamians, go on a trip to the mail boat that is carrying any passengers and cargo simultaneously. Conditions are far from luxurious, but first-class passengers can ride in the cabin. Fare one-way costs an average of $ 30.