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Gateway to Eleuthera's laid-back Caribbean charm.
Location
Governor's Harbour, Bahamas
Governor's Harbour Airport (IATA: GHB, ICAO: MYEM) is a small domestic and international airport serving Governor's Harbour, the administrative capital of Eleuthera in the Bahamas. It provides air access to one of the Bahamas' most scenic and historic islands, known for its pink-sand beaches and narrow landmass stretching over 100 miles.
The airport handles primarily light commercial and charter traffic, connecting Eleuthera to Nassau and select U.S. cities. It plays an important role in supporting the island's tourism economy, as Eleuthera lacks road connections to other major Bahamian islands.
With a relatively short paved runway, the airport is limited to smaller regional aircraft. Ground transportation options are modest, with taxis and rental cars available to reach local settlements and resorts.
Terminals
The airport features a single small terminal building handling both arrivals and departures for domestic and limited international flights.
Getting to & from
Taxis and car rental services are the primary means of ground transportation from the airport to local hotels, settlements, and beaches on Eleuthera.
Airlines here
Airlines serving Governor's Harbour Airport have included American Airlines (via Eagle), Silver Airways, and Bahamasair, offering connections to Nassau and U.S. cities such as Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Notable facts
- ›Governor's Harbour is the capital and largest settlement on Eleuthera island.
- ›The runway is approximately 6,000 feet long, accommodating small regional and turboprop aircraft.
- ›Eleuthera's total length of roughly 110 miles makes air travel essential for reaching distant parts of the island.
- ›The airport serves as a key entry point for tourists visiting the island's famous pink-sand beaches.
- ›No commercial ferry or bridge connects Eleuthera to Nassau, making the airport critical for inter-island travel.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
