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<strong>Saturday</strong> <strong>April</strong> <strong>17</strong>:<br />

<strong>Governor</strong> General’s <strong>Cup</strong> <strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Challenge</strong> STARTS<br />

NOTE: airports listed on route to destination do not imply a stop. They are listed for emergency<br />

purpose only. Fees will be charged at airports outside GGC <strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Air</strong> challenge final<br />

destinations.<br />

THE BAHAMAS<br />

The Government of the Bahamas understands the value<br />

of General Aviation.<br />

The fifty eight airports covering the Islands are a good proof of<br />

the importance aviation plays in the development of tourism<br />

and we, the pilots are extremely grateful for the opportunity to<br />

enjoy it ALL !!!<br />

GGC <strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Challenge</strong> is hosted by members of<br />

The Bahamas Tourism Board dedicated to the promotion of<br />

the Islands.<br />

We thank the Ministry of Tourism and Mr. Greg Rolle,<br />

Chief Aviation Specialist for receiving this event in the<br />

beautiful Islands of the Bahamas.<br />

DAY 1: <strong>Saturday</strong> <strong>April</strong> <strong>17</strong>: Fort Lauderdale Executive FXE – Exuma Intl MYEF<br />

Enjoy the beautiful landscape unfolding beneath you as you fly to Exuma Intl.<br />

Bimini, Bahamas (MYBS) 57 NM – San Andros (MYAN) 76 NM-Nassau (MYNN) 32 NM - Norman Cay (MYXG)<br />

45 NM- Exuma Intl (MYEF) 80 NM<br />

TOTAL: 290 NM<br />

10:00 : departure from FXE<br />

Customs & fuel: Exuma Intl.<br />

Longest leg over water: 70 NM<br />

The Exumas were settled in <strong>17</strong>83 by American Loyalists who wanted to remain true to the British king<br />

after the United States won the American Revolutionary War. They reassembled their former way of life<br />

in these islands, complete with cotton plantations and African slaves. Remnants of these plantations can<br />

still be found. Lord John Rolle was a major landowner and one of the most powerful Loyalists. When he<br />

freed his slaves in 1835, he released his land to them for life. In gratitude, several towns are named after<br />

him. This chain of 365 cays stretches over a 100-mile of the most breathtaking beautiful unnamed and<br />

deserted beaches strolled only iguanas.<br />

Lodging: Enjoy the Bahamian life style at the Peace & Plenty resort<br />

Located right in the middle of town, close to grocery shopping, site seeing<br />

and fun activities include sail boat rental, snorkelling, diving and motorboat<br />

rental. ** dinner included<br />

.<br />

GGC <strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Challenge</strong> opening celebration:<br />

pool party. Calypso music and dancing, limbo contest.<br />

The Club is Exuma's gathering place for the<br />

Town’s people and visitors from all over the island.<br />

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