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By day, socialize or not by one of its three pools, take shade beneath a thatched cabana on Emerald Bay beach after the free daily dive, or head to Red Lane Spa for all manner of pampering massages, body scrubs, and facials. The Bahamian-style guest rooms, spread out over lush acres, are decked out in mahogany bed-frames, natural stone floors, and private balconies or terraces—some of which open right out onto the beach. The price to stay at this private island resort in the Exumas might look steep, but you get what you pay for—and then some.