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It Just Keeps Getting Better! Catch the spirit in Nassau, the bustling hub of the Bahamas since the days of the legendary pirate Blackbeard. This historic city seduces visitors with its tropical splendor combined with world-class shopping, gourmet dining and lively nightlife.
Relax on the world-renowned, powder white sands of Cable Beach by day and enjoy exciting casino action at night. Luxurious hotels and gourmet restaurants help make Cable Beach one of the hottest vacation spots in the Bahamas.
Paradise Island offers unspoiled natural beauty and is easily accessible from Nassau. Cross the bridge or take a ferry to visit one of the most glamorous and celebrated resort areas in the world. Offering exclusive tranquility or plenty of action, Paradise Island is much more than a "pair o' dice!" An array of watersports, golf, duty-free shopping and non-stop nightlife make the Bahamas the perfect destination for the vacationer that wants to do it all!
The Gulf Stream and trade winds help maintain a temperature range of 68-86°F during the day,and 62-70°F during the night, all year round. Seawater temperature ranges from 73°F in February to 82°F in August.
Travel to and from Nassau uses the Nassau International Airport.
Bahamians drive on the left-hand side, and a valid U.S. driver's license will allow travelers to drive within the Bahamas for up to 3 months. Major rental agencies such as Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz and National can be found throughout Nassau.
15%, many hotels and resorts automatically add a 15% service charge; bellboys and porters - $1 per bag.
Couples can be married after being a resident in the Bahamas for 24 hours. No blood test is required, and the marriage license cost is approximately $40 US. For more information, call toll free 1-888-NUPTIAL.
Ardastra Gardens & Conservation Center
More than 300 birds, mammals and reptiles from The Islands Of The Bahamas, the Caribbean, Latin America and around the world are on display among acres of lush tropical gardens.
Shopping
Today’s Bahamians continue the tradition of the early Lucayan and Taino Indians by producing distinctive arts and crafts that reflect the skill and artistry of their heritage. Bahamians utilize local resources to create unique foods, spices, ceramics, crafts, art, and music.
Join in with the fun of bargaining at the famous Straw Market, savor the colorful bustle of the outdoor fruit and vegetable stalls and fresh fish market, or be entranced by the fashionable elegance of Bay Street's international boutiques.
Western Esplanade
Activities abound in this beach area, which is also referred to as “Long Wharf.” The Western Esplanade is located near downtown Nassau and is just a few minutes from the cruise ship dock. It has restroom facilities and is the site for the annual Spring Break activities. On any given Saturday, one can find Bahamians hosting “cook-outs” and other fundraising activities on the street level of the beach.
Goodman’s Bay
Just before entering the resort area of Cable Beach is Goodman’s Bay, another popular beach that is outfitted with restrooms and recreational facilities for children. Joggers and exercise enthusiasts frequently use this beach to workout.
Saunders Beach
Saunders Beach is located just east of the resort area of Cable Beach and is a very popular beach for both Bahamians and visitors. It is lined by grand casuarina trees and provides a beautiful view at twilight as one approaches the beach.
Cabbage Beach – Paradise Island
One of the more beautiful beaches on Nassau/Paradise Island is Cabbage Beach. It is ideal for beach walking, swimming or sunbathing. Such water sports as water-skiing, snorkeling and parasailing take place.
Montagu Beach
East of Paradise Island is the Montagu Beach and Fort Montagu. This historic fort was constructed in the 18th century to guard the eastern entrance to Nassau Harbour. There is usually a lot of activity at Montagu Beach, and it is the site of the annual Valentine’s Day Sailing Regatta. Also, local vendors sell fresh seafood (fish, conchs, and lobsters), fruits and vegetables here year-round.
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