I almost hate to write a good review because I don't want the rest of the world to find this little piece of paradise. Fortunately it is a little hard to get to (but worth the effort.)

This little island is tucked away on the outer edge of the Bahamas. The small close knit community of families (who have inhabited this island for generations) are friendly and inquisitive. The houses are quaint with white picket fences and an abundance of flowers and palm trees in the gardens. It has that laid back, quiet and remote island feel that we craved. The conservative, church going people of Man O War made it that much more special. It's like we stepped back in time 50 years. Sunday is a day of rest. No stores or restaurants are open. Alcohol is not sold on the island. The local ladies bake cakes and pies and sell them in the grocery store. Life as it should be....

"Lookout" sat high on a hill with splendid views of the Sea of Abacos giving us unbelievable sunsets every night.

The house was comfortable and had lot of large windows and sliding doors to let the tropical breezes cool us off when we were in the house during the evenings. It was pretty humid for April and an extra couple of floor fans would have been good to have but we were good overall with the house as is. If you absolutely must have AC this is not the place for you.

The kitchen was stocked with a good assortment of dishes for cooking. The grocery store was a short walk down the road (everything on the island is a short walk). The two restaurants are fantastic, much much better than I expected, but dining out gets expensive and it was nice to have a kitchen to cook in.

The bed was comfortable and the master bedroom also had those same views of the sea.

We had plenty of towels, a good shower and there was a washer and dryer to run a load of clothes midweek.

We enjoyed our stay and hope to be back again.