You will probably be able to pick up several free Wi-Fi signals around Marsh Harbour. If you want to skype or VoIP however, you probably need to get a paid channel which is available as well. You can buy prepaid cards from an hour to 3 months in a small store on the main street.
E-mails can be sent to a boat via cruisers@oii.net. It must have the boat name and the person's name in full in order that it can be identified on the cruisers' Net which is on-air every morning.
Tune in to Channel 16 for announcements of Cruisers’ Net time and VHF channel. Announcements are being made with daily updates for area services and facilities. Listen for the ever-changing updates.
Telephone services: Some land lines have been restored by BTC, but not all telephones are connected. The local land line exchange is 365. Cable Bahamas phones are more reliable with 699 numbers. Also ALIV with 559 and 801 exchanges are reliable. Many folks switched to ALIV, which generously gave free phones and phone cards at the outset of Hurricane Dorian. Since there is no directory, we are slow to get new phone numbers listed for these customers.
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