Long, elegant Eleuthera, one of the gems of the Bahamas’ Out Islands, shares the assets of its country—crystal-clear turquoise seas, coral reefs with vibrant marine life, pink- and white-sand ...

In 1960, Dale Green and his friends discovered and explored a cave in Utah. After having gone through its narrow turns and passages lined with clay, the texture of soft, brown putty, they named it ...

St. Patrick’s Cathedral is one of New York City’s finest buildings and most spectacular churches, and is the largest house of worship for Catholics in the city. Over 150 years ago, Archbishop ...

Those were apt words from the cathedral’s new Precentor and Sacrist, as for the next five years, he would become embroiled in an extraordinary civil war that would engulf one of Britain’s ...

Current time and date at Cape Eleuthera Airport is 19:35:05 PM (EDT) on Monday, Mar 10, 2025 Looking for information on Cape Eleuthera Airport, Cape Eleuthera, Bahamas? Know about Cape Eleuthera ...

Eleuthera is an island that is part of the Bahamas Islands. Bahamas contain around 700 islands and are inevitable destination when cruising through Caribbeans. Official language in Bahamas is English, ...

A prominent Bahamian realtor yesterday said his firm plans to be “very instrumental” in Eleuthera’s growth with its newly-unveiled Governor’s Harbour office set to be followed soon by a ...

Radiocarbon dating of the material suggested they lived there from about 29,000 to 11,000 years ago, although it is unclear precisely when the cave paintings were made.

Performers and visitors to the famous gothic cathedral in the midst of the River Seine may find some subtle differences to the way sound bounces around its walls. The Cathedral of Notre-Dame de ...

Both The Other Side and The Farm are throwbacks to the less developed Caribbean: secluded, casual but designed with great style and with a prime beach location. Plus luscious farm to table meals.

Why it's awesome: This deadly, yellow centipede has evolved to live in the Movile Cave — a pitch black, sulfurous underground system untouched by sunlight for more than 5 million years.