If you thought the chromatic figure dominant to Bahamas be the blue, in all its nuances, you have to think again, because the Caribbean archipelago, in reality, is evergreen. Eco-friendly accommodation complexes are multiplying on all islands, adopting measures and structural solutions in absolute respect of the environment and offering its guests activities in contact with nature.
The world’s coolest green addressisland of Eleuthera is a jewel of the Bahamas Islands that offers elegant luxury structures, absolutely eco-friendly, overlooking the sea: apartments, bungalows with private beach, villas but also a new marina and a new charming boutique hotel.
This private Green Island, known as S.T.A.R. (Sustainable Terrain and Resources) Island (www.starislandbahamas.com) is the first sustainable exotic Island Resort, carbon-free in the world. Innovative design, a mix of techniques and techniques that exploit all natural resources – sun, water, winds – and biofuels will be able to offer a new level of luxury "guiltyfree" to residents and visitors.
Wind turbines, rainwater collection systems, solar heating, bamboo skylights, photovoltaic panels, geothermal heating pumps, La Club House offers first class dinners in the magnificent restaurant on the sea, leisure moments in the Market Place, where local and organic products are present, and great moments wellness and relaxation by the pool, in the modern Fitness Center or in the superb Spa.
Even more numerous hotels and eco-friendly resorts. First of all the small but special Higgings Landing (www.higgingslanding.com) on the wonderful Stocking Island of the Exuma archipelago: no cars in circulation or roads, only miles of beaches and unspoilt nature to frame this unique resort of 4 cottages that proposed the first solar photovoltaic system, the recovery of rainwater and an innovative biological exhaust system.
You can practice snorkeling and bonefishing, sail the ocean or kayak, explore the surrounding small islands and lagoons and the fantastic Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, one of the 25 protected areas of the archipelago (www.bnt.bs) or simply enjoy romantic dinners a few steps from the ocean.
In the same direction are also proposed: the refined Peace and Plenty (www.peaceandplenty.com) on Great Exuma that organizes even 'eco training programs' for its employees and cocktail parties during which guests can discover the island through the stories of the residents; the relaxing and informal all-inclusive Small Hope Bay Lodge on Andros Island (www.smallhope.com), without telephone or TV in the room; the rustic Fernandez Bay Villane on Cat Island (www.fernandezbayvillage.com) with its 12 fantastic stone and brick villas. All offer eco tours and aquatic or terrestrial activities simply superlative.
