Advice on First Bahamas Trip

I am taking my wife on a surprise trip to the Bahamas for her fortieth
birthday. She likes to relax by the beach and do little or nothing.
I might want to go fishing for a few hours while she hangs out. I
will also want to "drag her" out sailing or to a casino one night. We
will be there only five nights (kids with Grandma) and I would like
your advice on a good destination. We like clean, quite places close
to activities if we decide to do something. I was thinking about Club
Med, but I don't know if it is too commercial or busy. I also
wouldn't mind a cottege, but no cooking! Thanks for your advice.

On 31 Mar 2004 13:40:05 -0800, (Gerry) wrote:
We like clean, quite places close
to activities if we decide to do something.

Take a look at www.oceanpearlresort.com

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Actually the Club Med on Paradise Island is not that bad. Though I have not
personally stayed there, I know where it is and it seems to combine the best
of both worlds in that it is somewhat secluded but yet it is within walking
distance of Atlantis, the premier resort on Paradise Island that has a big
casino, restaurants and shopping.

"Gerry" wrote in message
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I am taking my wife on a surprise trip to the Bahamas for her fortieth
birthday. She likes to relax by the beach and do little or nothing.
I might want to go fishing for a few hours while she hangs out. I
will also want to "drag her" out sailing or to a casino one night. We
will be there only five nights (kids with Grandma) and I would like
your advice on a good destination. We like clean, quite places close
to activities if we decide to do something. I was thinking about Club
Med, but I don't know if it is too commercial or busy. I also
wouldn't mind a cottege, but no cooking! Thanks for your advice.