Bahamas

Atlantis Paradise Island
A large resort with a massive water park, aquarium and casino. The Aqua venture Water Park features high-speed water slides, a mile-long river ride, and various pools.

Queen’s Staircase
A historic staircase carved out of limestone by slaves in the late 18th century, consisting of 66 steps. It offers scenic views and access to Fort Fincastle.

Fort Fincastle
A historic fort built in 1793, offering panoramic views of Nassau and its harbour. The fort was constructed to protect Nassau from pirates and other invaders.

Nassau Straw Market
A vibrant market where you can purchase handmade Bahamian crafts, souvenirs, and local goods. It’s a great place to experience local culture and find unique gifts.

Junkanoo Beach
A popular beach close to downtown Nassau, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying local food and drinks. It’s also known for its lively atmosphere and clear waters.

Ardastra Gardens and Wildlife Conservation Centre
A small zoo and conservation centre featuring native Bahamian animals, including the famous marching flamingos, parrots, and iguanas, with interactive exhibits.

Nassau Pirate Museum
An interactive museum dedicated to the history of piracy in the Bahamas. It features exhibits on famous pirates, shipwrecks, and treasure hunts.

Blue Lagoon Island
A private island offering various water activities, including swimming with dolphins, snorkelling, and kayaking. It’s a great spot for fun and relaxation.

Thunderball Grotto
A spectacular underwater cave system featured in the James Bond movie “Thunderball.” It’s a popular spot for snorkelling and diving, offering vibrant marine life and stunning coral formations.

Staniel Cay
A charming island known for its friendly community, beautiful beaches, and water activities. Snorkel, explore nearby attractions like the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.

Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
A protected area known for its crystal-clear waters, diverse marine life, and pristine beaches. It’s a haven for snorkelling, diving, and exploring the natural beauty of the Bahamas.

Compass Cay
Famous for its friendly nurse sharks, where you can swim and interact with the sharks in shallow waters. It’s a unique and thrilling experience.

Shroud Cay
Part of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, known for its Mangrove Rivers and tidal creeks. It’s perfect for kayaking, exploring, and bird watching.

Warderick Wells
The headquarters of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, featuring hiking trails, snorkelling spots, and stunning views from the Boo Boo Hill. It’s a great place to experience the natural beauty of the Exumas

Allen’s Cay
Known for its population of endangered Bahamian rock iguanas. You can see and feed these unique creatures while enjoying the island’s scenic beauty.