Ballahoo

Bal´la`hoo

(băl´lå`hŌ)

A fast-sailing schooner, used in the Bermudas and West Indies.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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The most popular meeting spot is the Ballahoo, an airy and colourful cafe overlooking the centre of town, making it the perfect spot to people-watch, relax and watch the world go by.

The best Indies

Food and drink is aplenty - we ate at the restaurant Ballahoo which overlooks 'Basseterre's Piccadilly Circus'.

Unearthing the real Caribbean; While destinations like Antigua and Cuba are top-heavy with tourists, the island of St Kitts remains a delightful secret, a s Matt Withers discovered

It's a great place to watch the world go by as you breakfast upstairs in open-sided Ballahoo restaurant.

Travel: Cool for Kitts; SO YOU'VE GOT BROWN IN BARBADOS AND SIZZLED IN ST LUCIA.WHERE TO NEXT? THE THE TINY ISLANDS OF ST KITTS AND NEVIS ARE A GREAT CARIBBEAN SUNSHINE SECRET

(Old Road bay, north of Basseterre) Ballahoo - Simple food and a great view over Basseterre's bustling centre (www.ballahoo.com)

KITTS FIT FOR A KING; Now is the time to visit this Caribbean treasure before developers move in

The Bible belonged to the wife of the Welsh Chartist leader, Zephaniah Williams, and was discovered by Mr Humphries, 68, and his wife, Eliana, on a visit to Ballahoo Creek, where Williams had attempted to establish a Welsh mining community.

From there Williams eventually found his way to Ballahoo Creek on the Mersey River and discovered coal but never enough to make him wealthy.