Villa in Bahamas
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this villa rental
This charming cottage is perched on a high dune above a spectacular pink sand beach. Walk down the wooden stairway onto a miles-long deserted beach with postcard-perfect turquoise water. A barrier reef offshore keeps the surf modest, so this is a very safe and swimmable beach.
“On the Dune 4” comes with full access to the small and quiet Unique Village resort, less than a one-minute walk from the cottage, which features an ocean front pool, restaurant, and bar.
On the Dune has two bedrooms and two bath. It has a full kitchen with refrigerator, range, oven, microwave, and sink. Enjoy a beverage on your private deck overlooking the beach and ocean, or walk over to Unique Village for a meal or drinks. Unique's restaurant serves three meals a day.
Amenities in the cottage include air conditioning, free cleaning two times a week and super-fast Starlink internet!
The town of Palmetto Point is just half a mile away, a one-minute drive or a ten-minute walk. Palmetto Point is home to the popular Mate and Jenny's restaurant, as well as several stores. Tippy's beachfront restaurant is a 5 minute drive. A ten minute drive takes you into Governors Harbor, the main town on the island. Governors Harbor has a charming collection of 19th century homes and churches overlooking its historic harbor. Buy fresh fish and lobster most afternoons from fisherman at the town dock, or visit the recently restored Haynes Library, which dates from 1897, for the weekly coffee hour for foreign residents and tourists. Governors Harbor has grocery stores, restaurants, liquor stores, two banks with ATMs, a bakery, gift shops, and a medical clinic. Friday Night Fish Fry in Governors Harbor, a street/beach party that brings together all the tourists and locals with food, drink, and dancing in the street, is not to be missed.
Eleuthera is famous for its 100 miles of spectacular, deserted beaches. The island, home to just 11000 residents, is known for its friendliness and safety. Visitors enjoy the rare experience of picking up hitch-hikers and leaving their keys in the car. The snorkeling, diving, and fishing on the island are world class. Boating, surfing, and other water sports are also popular. You can rent power boats, sailboats, sea kayaks, jet skis, scooters, and bikes. You can have a charter captain take you out for excursions of various types. You ride horses on the beach or on trails. There is excellent sightseeing as well. Eleuthera has vast caves, cliffs, a bottomless ocean hole, many unique beaches, historic churches and 19th century homes, and small villages to explore.
“On the Dune 4” comes with full access to the small and quiet Unique Village resort, less than a one-minute walk from the cottage, which features an ocean front pool, restaurant, and bar.
On the Dune has two bedrooms and two bath. It has a full kitchen with refrigerator, range, oven, microwave, and sink. Enjoy a beverage on your private deck overlooking the beach and ocean, or walk over to Unique Village for a meal or drinks. Unique's restaurant serves three meals a day.
Amenities in the cottage include air conditioning, free cleaning two times a week and super-fast Starlink internet!
The town of Palmetto Point is just half a mile away, a one-minute drive or a ten-minute walk. Palmetto Point is home to the popular Mate and Jenny's restaurant, as well as several stores. Tippy's beachfront restaurant is a 5 minute drive. A ten minute drive takes you into Governors Harbor, the main town on the island. Governors Harbor has a charming collection of 19th century homes and churches overlooking its historic harbor. Buy fresh fish and lobster most afternoons from fisherman at the town dock, or visit the recently restored Haynes Library, which dates from 1897, for the weekly coffee hour for foreign residents and tourists. Governors Harbor has grocery stores, restaurants, liquor stores, two banks with ATMs, a bakery, gift shops, and a medical clinic. Friday Night Fish Fry in Governors Harbor, a street/beach party that brings together all the tourists and locals with food, drink, and dancing in the street, is not to be missed.
Eleuthera is famous for its 100 miles of spectacular, deserted beaches. The island, home to just 11000 residents, is known for its friendliness and safety. Visitors enjoy the rare experience of picking up hitch-hikers and leaving their keys in the car. The snorkeling, diving, and fishing on the island are world class. Boating, surfing, and other water sports are also popular. You can rent power boats, sailboats, sea kayaks, jet skis, scooters, and bikes. You can have a charter captain take you out for excursions of various types. You ride horses on the beach or on trails. There is excellent sightseeing as well. Eleuthera has vast caves, cliffs, a bottomless ocean hole, many unique beaches, historic churches and 19th century homes, and small villages to explore.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Bahamas
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
Had a wonderful week at this property! Loved that it is in the middle of the island so we didn't have to traverse the entire island to get somewhere. Property is well maintained. The views from the patio are amazing - loved sitting out there morning.
8 / 10Excellent·May 2026
The view could not be beat. We loved having a beach that felt completely private, we stayed two weeks and only saw other people once on our beach. Very clean and kind staff. Host was always fast to respond. A very comfortable space. I gave four stars because the on site restaurant was closed every time we tried to go to it, which was three occasions: breakfast (we learned they don’t do breakfast), lunch, and dinner across various days. The other thing was that we learned in Eleuthera sometimes there are island wide power outages, it happened twice and the power came back on within an hour, but there isn’t a generator on the property, so I’d recommend bringing portable chargers just in case. Overall we would absolutely stay here again. It was a good central location on the island, which made exploring both North & South side more convenient. It is a close drive to other restaurants and grocery stores. The stars at night were unbelievable.
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2025
Great place on a beautiful, quiet beach. Perfect for us.
8 / 10Excellent·Oct 2024
The house was clean inside and had plenty of dishes and pots and pans to cook and . Bedding was nice and comfortable.
The beach would’ve been nice, but it was windy every day and the waves were way too high for the children to play in the water so we had to go to another beach every day in order to get in the water.
I’m thinking most likely it was due to hurricane Milton going through Florida while we were there at The Dunes. The stairs going down to the beach need a little attention. There are some boards that are kind of scary and a couple of places and some has overgrown where you have to duck to get down the stairs. But overall, we had a nice stay.
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9.4Outstanding
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"Had a wonderful week at this property! Loved that it is in the middle of the island so we didn't have to traverse the entire island to get somewhere. Property is well maintained. The views from the p..."
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