Readers that have followed us for a while, know we ride all over and it’s not very often cars give us courtesy honks, plenty of room, and the local cyclists wave enthusiastically. As I noted in the previous Bahamas post, we didn’t expect a bike-friendly Island or new paved roads.
This stretch went on for several few miles. Eventually, we turned back towards the airport and resorts.
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so was it several miles or a few miles!?!? or maybe several few means several (5-7) sets of a few (3) miles…
That specific road isn’t on [Google Maps](http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?client=safari&oe=UTF-8&ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=117370336430009865056.00047bbb47e34219ec3ac&ll=25.028528,-77.470093&spn=0.085548,0.153637&z=13) (the map is linked in the post) that I could find or it’s not named. We didn’t have computers with us, but it’s about 3 miles. The total route was 20 miles and is mostly this route via [MapMyRide](http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/bahamas/nassau/261564529).
That new road bypass a golf course/resort being constructed and connects back to Coral Harbour Rd. Note that we rode it on a holiday weekend and it likely has more traffic during the week or will when that resort opens.