Dunmore Town

Harbour Island, Bahamas

The island's historic colonial-era town, home to Arthur's Bakery, Queen Conch, and Rock House Restaurant.

Places in Dunmore Town

Rock House Restaurant Ideal for a romantic dinner, with an elegant fusion of international and Bahamian cuisine and stunning harbor views.
Queen Conch Offers fresh conch salad, prepared right before your eyes.
Arthur's Bakery Renowned for its cinnamon rolls and friendly service.

Best time to visit: December to April (dry season), for the calmest seas and warmest days without the peak-summer humidity.
Getting around: Guests fly into North Eleuthera Airport, then take a short golf-cart-friendly water taxi across the harbor to Harbour Island; once on the island, golf carts are the primary and often only mode of transport along the narrow colonial streets of Dunmore Town.
Currency: Bahamian Dollar (B$), pegged 1:1 to the US dollar
Language: English.
Timezone: EST (UTC-5, UTC-4 in summer)
Current trends: Harbour Island continues to attract a discreet, design-conscious crowd drawn to The Dunmore's oceanfront cottages and Pink Sands Resort's private-garden villas, while Dunmore Town's small-scale culinary scene, from Queen Conch's tableside conch salad to Rock House's harbor-view fusion dining, reinforces the island's identity as a boutique alternative to Nassau's larger resort footprint.

Pink sand beach strip — Three and a half miles of hard-packed pink sand beach lined with resorts including The Dunmore and Pink Sands Resort.
Valentines Resort and Marina district — Caters to nautical travelers with a marina alongside resort accommodations.