Cat Island
Cat Island Cat Island is the sixth largest island in the Bahamas island chain. Rumor has it that it was named after Arthur Catt, the famous British navigator, or perhaps…
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Hope Town Lighthouse
Hope Town Lighthouse Hope Town Lighthouse is an amazing 37 meter tall structure located in the village of the same name. The red and white lighthouse is visited by thousands…
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Queen’s Staircase in Nassau The Queen’s Staircase, or as it is also known as the Queen’s Staircase, is one of the most popular attractions in the Bahamas’ capital city of…
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Nassau Pirates Museum The Pirates Museum is one of the most interesting museums in the city of Nassau, allowing travelers to experience the atmosphere of the Golden Pirate Age. ….
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Abaco Island Greater Abaco is the second largest island in the Bahamas with the capital of Marsh Harbour, the third largest population center in the country and the main center…
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Lucayan National park Lucayan National Park is a well known park dotted around the resort area of Freeport. Lucayan is one of three national parks on Grand Bahama Island, the…
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Retreat National Park Retreat National Park is a colorful and extraordinary park located on the island of New Providence. . What makes it so famous and popular with people from…
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Straw Market in Nassau The Straw Market is located in the capital of The Bahamas, the colorful city of Nassau. The Nassau Straw Market is the largest market in the…
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Ardastra Gardens Ardastra Gardens is located near the center of Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas. To not visit Ardastra Gardens is to miss out on the region’s major beauty….
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Pink Sands Beach Pink Sands Beach is located on the east coast of Harbour Island. Its second name is Pink Sands Island. It is about 5 kilometers of fine powdery…
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