Things To Do In Bahamas

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1. Grand Bahamas

Grand Bahamas
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Located in the northern Bahamas, Grand Bahama is one of the most popular islands and a major tourist attraction in the country. From the budget packages to extravagant cruise tours, this place offers all the beautiful landscapes to fit for every pocket. With the most exotic beaches and an extremely comforting atmosphere, this island is simply mind blowing.

2. Paradise Island

Paradise Island
4.3 /5

10 km
from city center
2 out of 11
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Living up to its name in the Bahamas, Paradise island is a must-visit for every traveller in the country. Having the best hotels and resorts, this place is simply captivating wit its beautiful landscapes.

3. Bimini Island

Bimini Island
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3 out of 11
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Such a small island and so much to offer! The stunning island of Bimini is located in the Western Bahamas. Popularly called as 'Big Game Fishing Capital of the Bahamas', the Bimini is a fishhook cluster of islands that includes North Bimini and South Bimini.

4. Andros

Andros
3.8 /5

73 km
from city center
4 out of 11
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The biggest landmass in the Bahamas, Andros boasts an assortment of rich and social points of interest. Renowned for its barrier reef, it is a noteworthy fascination for divers.

5. Eleuthera and Harbour Island

Eleuthera and Harbour Island
3.8 /5

92 km
from city center
5 out of 11
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The Harbour island and Eeleuthera are the most seasoned settlements in the Bahamas. Both the islands offers phenomenal perspectives and welcome a large number of sightseers everywhere throughout the year.

6. Nassau's Blue Lagoon Island

Nassau's Blue Lagoon Island
3.7 /5

15 km
from city center
6 out of 11
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Essentially a private island in the capital city of Bahamas, Blue Lagoon is a beautiful island open to everyone who wishes to explore it. It offers a gazillion opportunities for fun, water-based activities or simply relaxing by the beach. æ

7. Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park

Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
3.7 /5

105 km
from city center
7 out of 11
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Essentially a marine secured area, Exuma Cays Land is situated in the eastern Bahamas. It is first of its kind in the Caribbean and is incredibly delighted in by each visitor.

8. Elbow Cay

Elbow Cay
3.6 /5

8 out of 11
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A ship full with visitors runs frequently from Marsh Harbour to Elbow Cay. Elbow Cay in the Abacos emanates the appeal of an advanced English-style fishing town.

9. Pirate Museum

Pirate Museum
3.6 /5

7 km
from city center
9 out of 11
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Well located in Nassau, the Pirate Museum has hundreds of enjoyable stories about the several pirates in the area. It offers an interactive place which appeals to so many children and adults who are fascinated by the 'Golden Age of æPiracy' in the Caribbean.

10. Long Island

Long Island
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10 out of 11
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Lying somewhat out of the way, Long Island is situated in the southern portion of the archipelago. As the name propose, it is around 80 miles in length and is known to be one of the most picturesque islands on the planet.

11. Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Park

Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Park
3.5 /5

6 km
from city center
11 out of 11
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Explore the Ardastra Gardens and experience the native flora and fauna of the Bahamas. The zoo, conservation park and the gardens provide the perfect opportunity for the visitors to get up close and personal with the nature.

FAQs on Bahamas

How can I commute within Bahamas?

Travelling within the city and to other islands is facilitated mostly through air and water. There are many connecting flights that fly from Nassau's international airport to other Out islands. Ferries, cruises and Yachts also sail to other islands through various ports of Nassau. In order to explore the city one can rent a car to travel far off distances or may also rent a bike to travel in the city. Travelling through rail and buses is not available in the Bahamas.

Air: There are around 24 such airports which facilitate flying from one island to another. There are many flights that are scheduled between various islands but the centre of all is Nassau. Travelling via air may be troublesome unless you are staying in Nassau itself. Accordingly, after each excursion, you would be obliged to come back to Nassau which may cause a waste of time. The choice may be to contract a charter aeroplane just by any chance if you need to do a great deal of Island hopping.

Road: There is very little public transport available in the Bahamas to explore the city. There are no buses operational on any of the family Islands. However, in the capital city Nassau you may find some minibuses or "jitneys" running within the city but not near the airports. The best option to travel around is car rentals, though most of the roads are not well constructed and are often congested. You must carry a foreign or international driving licence in order to rent a car for a period of 3 months beyond which you will be required to obtain a license from the Road Traffic Department in Nassau. Driving is to the left. There are several local as well as international car-rental agencies in Nassau, Freeport and the Family Islands. Required age for obtaining a driving license in the Bahamas is 17 years; however, renters have to be 21 or more to obtain a license. There is an abundance of taxis in Nassau and Freeport. You need to call for one if you are on any of the Family Islands.

Foot/ Cycle: It is also possible to rent bicycles, motorcycles or scooters to travel around.

Water: You can hop islands by ferries too. The only main interisland ferry operator in the Bahamas is Bahamas Ferries, which provides high-speed services between Nassau and Andros, the Abacos, Eleuthera, the Exumas, Grand Bahamas and Long Island. Mail boats sail under government contract to most inhabited islands, delivering post, freight and passengers. They regularly depart from PotterÍs Cay for Grand Bahama and all the Out Islands. Traditionally sailing overnight, mail-boat journeys last between five and 24 hours, comforts are minimal, and fares between BS$30 and BS$45. Always call the Dockmaster's Office and check with the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism for the latest schedules and prices.
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What are the top sightseeing places in Bahamas?

The top sightseeing places in Bahamas are Grand Bahamas, Paradise Island, Bimini Island, Andros, Eleuthera and Harbour Island, Nassau's Blue Lagoon Island.

What are the top hotels in Bahamas?

There are 116 Hotels in Bahamas which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Bahamas are Villa Plumeria, Coral Lakes Vacation Spot, Tranquil Haven on the Resort side of Town, Gillys Dream, The White House Manor, Eastwood Escape. You can see all the hotels in Bahamas here
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