Freeport · Grand Bahama
Luxury, comfort & convenience in the heart of Freeport
120 Fern Court · Freeport, Grand Bahama, BahamasWelcome — we're so glad you're here. Whether you're in Freeport to unwind, explore, or gather with the people you love, we want your stay to feel easy from the moment you walk in.
This guide was put together after a recent long stay in the villa, so it goes a little beyond the basics — the small things that make a difference, and a few favorite places just down the road. Make yourself at home.
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You're in. Save this guide once, and everything about your stay is one tap away — all week, anywhere on the island.
First things
A soft landing, then you're free to relax.
A few kind asks
So every guest — and our neighbors — enjoys the villa.
Living here
Everything you need to know to run the house.
Keep doors and windows closed while the A/C is running — it'll cool faster and hold better in the Bahamian heat.
Please switch the A/C off when you leave the villa for a longer stretch.
While power interruptions are uncommon, SeaClusive Villa is equipped with backup power to ensure the entrance gate and other essential systems remain operational, allowing your stay to continue with minimal disruption and maximum comfort.
The water heater runs on its own breaker that pairs with the main power lever. If you ever arrive to no hot water, it's almost always just a switch — message Donald and he'll walk you through the panel in under a minute.
The kitchen is fully stocked for your convenience. Before you head out or check out, please:
A washer and dryer are here for you. Use only the recommended amount of detergent, and please clean the lint filter after each dryer load.
Household garbage goes in the designated bins. If you're staying through a collection, here's the rhythm:
Just in case
Take a moment to note the exits when you arrive.
From our own stay
A few places we loved — and one honest heads-up.
A Freeport institution built out over the water. The showpiece is the nightly shark feeding at 6, 7 & 8 PM — arrive a little before, grab a table on the deck, and let the kids (and the grown-ups) watch before dinner.
★ Our pick for a first nightThe standout meal of our stay — a more elevated, waterfront dining room. Worth booking ahead for a special evening.
Reserve in advanceLovely spot right on the sand. One heads-up from us: lunch hours can be limited, so call ahead or check the day's hours before you make the drive — you don't want to arrive between services.
Call ahead for lunchSand & sea
On & off the water
Good to know
A couple of Bahamian quirks that catch first-timers.
On your way out
A quick run-through and you're set.
We're here for you
Questions, recommendations, or a hand with something — reach out anytime.