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Category: Beaches - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Nassau
Junkanoo Beach, also known as Western Esplanade, is not as wide and sandy as some of the other beaches, and therefore not as crowded, but it's close enough to town to still be an easy option for vacationers without their own transportation. This is a relatively quiet spot most of the year, but during spring break,...
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Address: Elizabeth Ave off Shirley St, Nassau
With just 65 steps spanning 102 feet, this is a steep ascent from Elizabeth Avenue to Fort Fincastle. Carved out of a limestone wall by 18th century slaves, the steps once afforded soldiers protected passage from the fort to the town. Named to honor the 65 years of Queen Victoria's reign, this is one of the most...
Category: Best Attractions & Activities - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Atlantis Resort, Paradise Island
This is the largest casino in the Caribbean, with more than 50,000 square feet of gaming excitement. Guests enjoy over 800 slot machines and 75 game tables, sports and race betting, and a high energy nightclub. "Opulent" doesn't even begin to describe the décor, which is marked by three amazing glass sculptures from...
Category: Best Attractions & Activities - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: W Bay St, Wyndham Nassau Resort, Cable Beach
The Wyndham's casino has 687 slot machines and a full range of table games, from blackjack to Caribbean poker to roulette. Sports fans should check out the Sports Book, a large space with 15 televisions and stadium seating for 90 people, or engage in a bit of off-track betting at the Race Book. The casino is open day...
Category: Sightseeing - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: 1000 Bacardi Rd, Visitors Pavilion, Carmichael Village
The Bacardi and Company Ltd. Plant is a popular stop for visitors to New Providence Island. After the free distillery tour, try out the finished product in a variety of expertly mixed cocktails. The plant has professional bartenders on staff for just this purpose! And just in case you were wondering: those big tanks...
Bahamas Historical Society Museum
Category: Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Elizabeth Ave and Shirley St, Nassau
Visit the Bahamas Historical Society Museum to gain greater insight into the fascinating past of this island nation. Exhibits cover more than 500 years of history, through artifacts, memorabilia, art, photographs and documents. The collection includes several intricate model ships that depict the maritime history of...
Category: Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Market St, Nassau
Take a guided tour of this 1788 home and get a glimpse into the Bahamas' storied past. Now faithfully restored and carefully furnished with period antiques, the house had numerous owners through the years. The most notable is Stephen Dillet, an immensely influential free black who lived here from 1841 until his death...
Category: Beaches - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Blake Road, Nassau
Situated on the north shore of New Providence, this is west of Cable Beach and therefore considerably less crowded. It's an appealing little beach that doesn't get much tourist traffic, so it's ideal if you need some space away from the throngs of vacationers at the other beaches closer to town.
Cloisters and Versailles Gardens
Category: Sightseeing - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: One&Only Ocean Club, Paradise Island
Although great views abound in The Bahamas, some of the best can be had from the Cloisters and Versailles Gardens on the eastern end of Paradise Island, overlooking Nassau Harbor. The stone remains of a 14th-century French monastery traveled a long road to end up here above the sparkling waters. Newspaperman William...
Category: Sightseeing - Nassau Attractions & Activities
Address: Southwest Rd, Clifton Pier, Nassau
Kalik is the ubiquitous quaff of the Bahamas, and this is where it all originates. See the brewery where the beer is produced - Kalik, Kalik Gold and Kalik Light. An interesting diversion, especially for beer lovers.
