Places to go that have loads of history of days gone by.
The Hermitage Estate in William's Town, Little Exuma, is a 970-acre cotton plantation, on the grounds of which stands the Cotton House, the oldest building in The Exuma’s. It was originally built in the 1750s by loyalists fleeing America.
Located on the edge of Williamstown is a marker that returns one’s thoughts to the days of the great sailing ships. Known as the “Salt Beacon”, this 30 foot tall Tuscan styled column sits on a high hill overlooking the lovely Bahamian turquoise seas.
