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Sandyport Beach Resort

W Bay St, Nassau, The Bahamas, Nassau, Bahamas

Explore Our Faves Staff picksThe Bahamas is a great spot to vacation all year long, even during the winter months. The weather from the beginning of N... read more

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$375.08

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Graycliff Hotel & Restaurant

West Hill Street Nassau N.P, Nassau, The Bahamas, Nassau, Bahamas

In the heart of old Nassau, next door to Government House and only a few minutes from the white sand beaches, Graycliff offers an enticing world tucke... read more

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$345.11

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Marley Resort And Spa

W Bay St, Nassau, The Bahamas, Nassau, Bahamas

Marley Resort & Spa is a luxury boutique resort and spa located on Cable Beach, Nassau, Bahamas. Our luxurious 16 themed suites blend the warmth of Ma... read more

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$249.57

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The capital of the Bahamas is Nassau originally known as Charles Towne. Out of the 700 islands that make up the Bahamas, only 14 are inhabited, 12 of which are known as out islands with the exception of New Providence Island (Nassau) and Grand Bahamas Island.

The Bahamians trace their history to South America. A large amount of them are blacks and Christians. As a former colony of Britain, the predominant language on the Island is English. Africans constitute a majority of the Island’s population. This explains why the most common music in the region - Junkanoo - is said to be started by an African slave. Other types of music are Jamaican Reggae and Carribean Calypso. Bahamian cuisine ranges from Conch (a sea animal) to pigeon peas and rice.

Even though the Bahamas is said to have a great temperate climate all year round, the best time to visit the region is between mid-December to mid-April. This is because the Island falls within the hurricane belt with the Atlantic hurricane season spanning through June 1 to November 30. Tourists are expected to go with lightweight clothes, sweater for the night, sunhat, sunglasses and swimsuits (for those who will be visiting the beach). Mosquito nets and repellents should also be taken. Many Bahamians are conservative. Therefore, proper shorts and tops must be kept handy to be used when visiting groceries stores and restaurants.

There is an international airport (Lynden Pindling International airport) in the state capital with daily flights to major cities in Canada, the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The best way to get around the city is by using the public buses known as jitney. One can also hail a taxi cab or rent a car (renting a car can be expensive). Ferries, mail boats and small planes are used to travel between islands.

Whilst the nightlife in Nassau is fantastic, the crowd can be daunting. In comparison, the out islands usually have fewer people. Thus, lower prices for hotels and food. Cottages and small villas can also be found in the out islands.

The key events and festivals on the Island include:

Abaco Christmas Festival (December)
Bahamas International Film Festival (December)
Junkanoo Winter Festival (December - January)
Rum Cay Day Festival (February)
Bahamas Music & Heritage Festival (March)

The Bahamas is popular for its tourist attraction. Favourite places tourists can visit include:

Atlantis Paradise Island with its fantasy sea theme
Nassau’s popular ship port
Harbour Island, famous for its pink sand beach
Grand Bahamas, having one of the world’s longest underwater cave systems
Anndros Island, home to the third largest barrier reef in the world
Numerous beaches

In recent years, there have been cases of theft, sexual assaults and drug/alcohol induced crimes on the Island. Visitors are therefore advised to be watchful especially at night.

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