The best of both ends can only be found in Long Island. Hillsides, cliffs, caves, and beaches are all amazing in this Island. Long Island stretches at 80 miles and covers a 230 square miles of land.
It has two contrasting coast, the northeast coast holds a picturesque view of sloping hills, cliffs and limestone caves, while the southern coast have the most enthralling low hillsides and white sand beaches of the island.
Long Island’s real name is Yuma then it was renamed by Columbus when he had his stop in the island, naming it Fernandina. The main industry of Long Island is cotton-production not long when the loyalist came to the island and most of the plantations were destroyed. Now, farming is the main source of the 3,404 locals of the Island and their harvest are being brought to the other islands of Bahamas.
If you are up to a great laid-back view and get tanned with the indolent sun ray then Long Island is best for you.
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