I am looking for someone who cooks meals for visitors

Answered by sheila smith , Nassau, The Bahamas

I will contact a friend in Marsh Harbor. It is a pity you are not going to Exuma. I have numerous contacts there.
Give me 12hours for this or email ssmith.nas@gmail.com

Answered by Carla F. Moss-Fitzgerald , Nassau, The Bahamas

I have an aunt that lives in Marsh Harbour, who happens to be an excellent cook. I will try to contact her today to see if she will is interested and if she will be available for the period that you are requesting.

Answered by User67614 ,

At this point I am just inquiring to see if this idea would work for everyone. It is still uncertain if it will be practical to do. We have no special needs. The type of food we had on mind was simple local meals - fish, conch, etc. Cost is a consideration for us, so one of the things I was trying to find out is if it would even be something we can afford - not that we expect it to be "cheap", just that we don't need anything too elaborate or extravagant. As for buying the supplies, I think it would be better if the cook did that because she knows what she needs. I guess we'd need some kind of estimate based on that (food + cooking). Even if it was just 3 or 4 evenings instead of the whole week, that might be enough. We're not that interested in going to restaurants after a day of fishing but if we cook for ourselves, we'll just be eating the same kind of food we eat at home. If I can get some general idea of the cost per meal for 4 based on what I've said, we can see if it's possible. Since we will be staying several miles outside of Marsh Harbor, I'm guessing that it would be better it we picked up the food. I hope this works out because we'd really like to do it. If I've left any questions unanswered, please feel free to ask. Thank you, Darwin

Answered by MARKK CARTWRIGHT , Cartwright, The Bahamas

your best bet is ti get in contact with the local minstry of tourism office in abaco i the get set you guys up with the people to people program