Super chic, yet totally devoid of flashiness, Harbour Island is the place to go if understated style is what you’re looking for. The marina here is small, with no room for mega yachts, and there’s just a handful of restaurants and boutiques in Dunmore Town, the island’s only commercial area. But Harbour Island has long been the spot for aristocrats, fashionistas, and preppies to hide away, so the dining and the shopping here is relaxed but world-class. Many of the cottages here were built with New England-style architecture, leading some to call this “Nantucket of the Bahamas.” Locals just call it “Briland” — say Harbour Island fast and you’ll understand why. Located just off the tip of Eleuthera, Harbour Island measures just 3.5 miles long and 1.5 miles wide. It’s most famous for its unusual pink beach, which stretches along its entire Atlantic side. There are few cars on Harbour Island, with pretty much everyone getting around by golf cart or bike instead.