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Renowned as a maritime playground for sun-starved Americans, this stunning string of subtropical islands is so much more than a cruise-ship stopover. Stretched between the depths of the North Atlantic and Florida’s eastern coast, the Bahamas comprises more than 700 islands and 2400 cays, most uninhabited, and all fringed by spectacular coral and fathomless ocean trenches. From the grit and bustle of funky Nassau to the vast mangroves of Andros, there’s an astonishing array of beaches, reefs, forests and historic towns to be discovered, all within the compass of an hour’s flight.
The Bahamas is known for its fresh seafood dishes and one of the most frequently enjoyed catches on the island is the grouper – a fish with light flavor similar to that of bass or cod. Commonly grilled or fried, it is a delicious regional dish that you won’t want to miss.
A must-try meal list wouldn’t be complete without conch (pronounced “konk”). This Bahamian specialty can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, including cracked conch, conch chowder, conch fritters, and conch salad. No matter which way you choose, it will definitely be one of your most memorable meals in paradise.
No dinner is complete without an appetizer and souse (pronounced “sowse”) is the number one choice for Bahamians. This scrumptious, savory stew combining onions, lime, celery, peppers, and meat is beloved on the island. After just one bite, you’ll know why!
Welcome to a fabled world that is full of life and free of cares. A magical place that invites you to discover all things imaginative and inspiring, pulse-pounding and breathtaking, unbelievable and unforgettable. A mythical ocean paradise that once was lost, and now is found. Welcome to Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas.
From the moment you arrive, you’ll be immersed in a dazzling array of enchantments, luxuries, and pleasures. From one of the Caribbean’s largest casinos to one-of-a-kind kid’s adventures, world-class restaurant choices to impressive shopping, beaches and pools to the ultimate water experience, Aquaventure, Atlantis offers the perfect vacation in paradise. And you’ll wonder how such a magnificent place exists…and how soon you can return. Prepare yourself for the most incredible vacation destination in the world. Prepare yourself for Atlantis.
One of the best beaches in the Bahamas can be found at Blue Lagoon Island, also known by its official name Salt Cay. Frequently called the “real” Bahamas, Blue Lagoon has been an interesting part of The Bahamas’ history and is one of the most well known of Nassau’s natural attractions and tours. Located just three miles from Nassau, it is now the home of the dolphins and sea lions of Dolphin Encounters and is owned by a local family. This incredibly beautiful island has had a fascinating past and continues to be the number one attraction in Nassau/Paradise Island for activities with families and is wonderfully enlightening and educational excursion suited for children and adults alike.
This Fort was constructed of cut limestone c. 1793 and strategically placed atop Bennet’s Hill to protect historic Nassau town and its harbour; it was built under the governorship of John Murray, also called Viscount Fincastle, in the shape of a paddle-wheel steamer.
