Freeport Attractions
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Freeport & its suburb of Lucaya form the second largest town in the Bahamas. The development of the town was spurred in 1955 by American businessman Wallace Groves. It is now not only an important resort, but an industrial center.
The center of town is Ranfurly Circus where the East and West Sunrise Highways, the Mall roads converge. Caravel Beach juts into the southeast quadrant defined by this intersection and Freeport is bounded on the south by Xanadu Beach. The east-west highway has been diverted to the north around this hub to allow the resort to connect to the golf course and beach without traffic.
The center of town is Ranfurly Circus where the East and West Sunrise Highways, the Mall roads converge. Caravel Beach juts into the southeast quadrant defined by this intersection and Freeport is bounded on the south by Xanadu Beach. The east-west highway has been diverted to the north around this hub to allow the resort to connect to the golf course and beach without traffic.