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Five Tiny All-Inclusives to Visit in the Caribbean

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - February 9, 2017
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Small Hope Bay Lodge, Bahamas

It’s about as far as you can imagine from the all-inclusive you’re used to: a small fishing lodge set on the mysterious, naturally beautiful Bahamian island of Andros, set on the third largest barrier reef in the world. This historic property has a mix of rooms and cabins, but the best part might be the stocked free bar right next to the beach.


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